Shanjianzi
There is a village of Suo Jing in China.
With the discovery and revelation of Cao Cao's tomb, Suo Jing Village will be famous at home and abroad. This Cao Cao was built 1790 years ago and has been dusty since 1790. So far, it has been kept secret, which has made it known to the world and shocked the world!
Let's approach Suo Jing Village and appreciate its blandness and magic. Let's approach Cao Cao's tomb and appreciate its truth and mystery.
The special geographical environment is the primary condition for Suo Jing Village to become a secret stronghold of Cao Cao.
"Ten miles into the corridor, mountains open." Standing ten miles east of Suo Jing Village, with this sentence, you can imagine what kind of terrain Suo Jing is. Suo Jing Village is located in a small basin at the eastern foot of Taihang Mountain. Surrounded by mountains on three sides, one side is open. Only when the gateway to the east is opened, it is more convenient to get in and out. The so-called portal is like iron. This area, which is more than ten miles long from east to west, is called "Dongda Valley" in the geographical data of Cixian County. Its geographical feature is self-contained and relatively closed, as if there is an oversized exclusive courtyard in the Shili Corridor.
Suo Jing Village is adjacent to Wang Kan Village in the east 10 Huali. Enter Suo Jing Village from Wang Kan to the west, and follow a road on the north bank of Ganhe River to the west, but this road was only opened in 1968. In the past, vehicles of all sizes in Suo Jing Village could only go in and out along Shitan River ditch. This river ditch is narrow and curved, with steep banks or cliffs, steep earth dikes, thorns covering the sky on the cliffs, and the bottom of the ditch is pitted and dark. Walking on the road feels like marching in a ten-mile-long hole. If you think back to the original state of Cao Wei before 1790, I'm afraid it's even more steep and gloomy, desolate and cold than I described. At this time, you will feel that this "ten-mile corridor is like a long hole, and the mountains are like a deep palace."
Entering the village entrance, the terrain is open. What you see now is a big mountain village as far as the eye can see, occupying almost all the land. Facing it, you can also imagine what kind of landform it will be before the village is built. Due to topographic and geographical reasons, even bicycles and motorcycles failed to pass through Shuiyu Village and Tianzhuang Village to the west, only pedestrian paths were available; The road to Gangxi Village in the north will be widened in 1970 before cars can pass. Most of the roads leading south to Gaby Village are hilly landforms. Although the current road is easier to walk, it is also climbing all the way, even over several hills. In a word, it is certain that the site of Suo Jing before 1790 was completely independent, closed, tight and quiet, which just met the first condition for Cao Cao to establish a secret base.
From a strategic point of view, Suo Jing Village is located in the Aishan Mountains, about 0/00 miles north of Yecheng. Jiaokou, located about 30 miles southeast of Suo Jing Village, one of the eight scenic spots in Taihang Mountain, is an important pass and gateway for Yecheng to cross Taihang Mountain westward. It is the only road and traffic artery for Cao Cao to pass through Shexian, Shangdang and Bingzhou, and it is a battleground for military strategists. Suo Jing Village, located in a secluded place in the western hills, far away from the main road and less disturbed by war activities, can sit in a corner and hide in one side. This place belongs to Cao Cao's own fief-Jizhou territory, which is a safe zone trusted by Cao Cao. In this way, compared with the surrounding area of Yecheng, where "military strategists pass by and wars are frequent", Suo Jing Village at that time was actually equivalent to the safe and reliable backyard of Yecheng in Dewey, and then became the natural secret capital in the depths of Cao Cao's Taihang Mountains.
Excellent Feng Shui is the best choice for Cao Cao to choose Suo Jing Mausoleum.
The most important significance of Cao Cao's building a secret capital in the mountains is that he chose the holy land behind him-Shouling. What's the feng shui like in Suo Jing? As far as I can judge, since Cao Cao discovered the land of feng shui in Suo Jing, he has been as excited as Jizhou, which occupied Yecheng. There are lyrical poems of Cao Cao as evidence: Cao Cao wrote several so-called poems about immortals, among which the word "Kunlun Mountain" was sung eight times. Cao Cao eulogized Kunlun Mountain, not because he went to Kunlun many times, but because Kunlun Mountain is the "Taizu Mountain" of all the mountains in China. The "foil" he found in Suo Jing is also the "ancestral mountain" of the local mountains and Long Mai, which is similar to Kunlun Mountain and has the reputation of "Little Kunlun". I don't know how many such "Zushan" can be found in China, but according to the ancient geomantic theory, it is really rare in the world. Cao Cao sincerely praised Suo Jing's geomantic omen. First, he praised the magic of "Zushan" in the name of Kunlun. The second is to praise the "Three Rivers" in the East China Sea through Penglai Mountain; The third is to praise Momo Mountain's good peak that day through the meeting. Exquisite affection can be shown in his poem Jing Lie. At the same time, it also allows Cao Cao's ambition to rule the country to be freely expressed. In addition, according to the highest standard of "Dragon Cave" listed in the ancient geomantic theory-"Land with ten riches and ten expensive places", Suo Jing's geomantic omen has reached a perfect state. How can this not make Cao Cao extremely happy and eulogize to his heart's content? I have written the article "The Feng Shui of Suoyin Cao Cao's Tomb is extremely curious" in detail for your reference. (Search "Suo Jing Village" online to read)
The appearance of Wei Huangling greatly increased the mystery of the capital.
With the development of my argument, the scale of the tomb buried with Cao Cao in Suo Jing has become more and more clear. At first, I was busy confirming whether Momo Mountain was the tomb of Cao Cao, and I was impressed that Cao Cao was the only one here. After further discussion, it is clear that, in addition to the fact that Empress Wu Xuan was buried in the same cave, Xiaomoshan is probably Cao Ang, and there seems to be Mrs. Ding and Mrs. Liu in Hualinggou; Later, by repeatedly studying the arrangement of the tomb buried with Cao Cao's Final Order, it was more clear that the lineup of Suo Jing's tomb buried with Cao Cao was huge and powerful. All the civil servants and military commanders of Cao Cao who can't find the tomb site in history books and online are suspected to be buried next to Cao Cao. Combined with the mountain landform here, I divide the layout of the burial mausoleum into five areas: the "Lady's Area" in Hualinggou; The "Prince District" of Jueshan; The "vassal area" of Qianzhaihuai and the "hero area" of Houshouling. In particular, the meritorious service area, Shouling, and a mile-long sunny slope can be ranked by ministers and columns, not less than 20. In addition, another area-senior official area should be established. Among Cao Cao's civil servants and military commanders, several were endowed with supreme glory by the Cao Emperor-enshrined in the Cao Temple. Such as Xia, Xia Houdun, Coss, Cheng Yu and Zhang Liao. They should be buried in the north of Cao Ang, belonging to the central area, with Cao Cao nearby. In short, there are no fewer than 50 royal relatives and ministers buried in Suo Jing Cao Cao Xiling.
According to the scale of the buried tomb, Cao Cao's tomb is not only Cao Cao's tomb, but also a huge ancient Wei imperial tomb! This is unique in the history of ancient civilization in China, and it will be another great feat created by Cao Cao for the history of China!
At this time, what we should think most is: how big is the relationship between this well and Cao Cao's tomb? This is not only a personal burial of Cao Cao, but also a collective event of the whole state of Wei. As for the topic of secrecy, we can easily imagine how important it is! Absolute safety and infallibility are its most basic requirements. Once the secret is leaked, the consequences are self-evident! At this point, do we know why Cao Cao's "final order" is full of evasiveness and hidden cleverness? Do you know why Cao Pi is so stressed and sad? Do you know why 1790 can't find Cao Cao's tomb? Truth is white!
1790 successful secrecy lets the world test Wei's wisdom.
The secrecy of Cao Cao's tomb in Suo Jing was very successful. If Cao Cao has created many miracles in his life, then the secret of his Xiling is another miracle.
The secrecy of Cao Cao's tomb showed superb planning means and careful arrangement from the beginning. In turn, it can be divided into several links:
First, Cao Cao's "Final Order" was the first sound, and the sentence "The west of Ximen Bao Temple was originally a mausoleum guard" gave people the first smoke bomb.
Second, Cao Pi's temple in Xigang is also unique. This temple has played two special roles here: First, it quietly guided the worship on the bronze sparrow terrace to the direction where Cao Cao's tomb is located, so that Cao Cao Can really benefited from it. In other words, it is the practice of "watching sacrifices", avoiding the name of "watching sacrifices". Cao Cao deliberately asked me to "see the tomb of Xiling", but he bypassed the ancient name of "watching sacrifices" for fear that people would reveal secrets if they looked too far away. However, this important name was secretly given to "Wang Jin 'ao" in Suo Jing Village, because it was hidden in the deep mountains and it was difficult to be known. This can't be said to be a deliberate escape. Secondly, Gaoling Temple became the authoritative symbol of "Cao Cao's tomb is here". Although Cao Cao's tomb is not sealed or erected, this memorial hall exists as the only landmark building. The memorial hall, which only existed for about three years, was destroyed once, but it also played its symbolic role for at least 400 years, which can be proved by the sacrifice of Emperor Taizong who followed this symbol.
Thirdly, Cao Pi returned to his hometown of Qiao County to pay homage to his ancestors and pay homage to his late king on the Zhanghe River, which also sent some confusing messages to the public, making people feel like falling into a fog.
Fourthly, Cao Pideng was stationed in Luoyang, and Cao Rui moved Yecheng Temple to Luoyang, which objectively attracted people's attention to Henan.
Fifth, Cao Cao's Legacy in the Secret Pavilion was discovered by Lu Ji in the Jin Dynasty in the 78th year after his death. Is this a delayed smoke bomb? It is also questionable.
Many questions about the secrecy of Cao Cao's tomb in Suo Jing show that they have achieved success in the operation and effect of many links. Besides, for example, how is this area strictly controlled? How many years did such a huge project take? How to prevent the wind from blowing when burying one by one? How to deal with things here after Cao Shi's regime fell? When did the grave keeper Suo Jing Village settle down? Wait a minute. These will arouse people's interest in discussion.
Whether there are hidden gold caves and treasure pits will become the ultimate secret of Cao Cao's secret capital.
So much for the study of Cao Cao's tomb in Suo Jing? This is a question that I have been thinking about for some time. From the discovery of Cao Cao's tomb to the discovery of a complete and huge escort lineup should be complete. However, the interaction of many historical materials and signs caused me to think deeply, and made me make an amazing judgment-Suo Jing Xiling may have Cao Cao's hidden gold cave or treasure cellar.
There are many indications that this suspicion is well-founded:
1. Suspicious gold hiding place: The ravine on the right side of Momo Mountain in Cao Cao's tomb in Suo Jing is called Donggou, which is located between Momo Mountain and Jiaoziling. This ditch is long and deep, and there are two or three natural caves in it, so its name makes sense. Suspiciously, there is an artificial stone cave on the cliff of Donggoukou. I wonder when and who did it. Many locals say that it belongs to the hill where the king of Ma 'anshan once sat in the south, but many claims deny it. I also suspect that after reading all the place names around Momo Mountain, only the name of this ditch is puzzling. Associating the hole with the naming makes people feel more and more suspicious. Is there really a so-called hidden gold hole? Is it to prevent future generations from finding a place to get gold treasures after many years, so as to pretend to be this special symbol? For Cao Cao, such doubts are necessary.
2. Suspicious experience of seeking money: Cao Cao had the experience of "making a mound and touching gold". He witnessed the piles of gold and silver jewelry in the tomb being looted by powerful men, and the owner of the tomb suffered a more painful disaster than when he died. This can't help but make Cao Cao feel and inspire. I realized that those treasures were stolen only because they were buried with people. If these treasures are not buried with the dead, who will find them? Obviously, it's better to be close at hand than far away. On second thought, what's the use of this pile of treasure buried underground for a long time? It would be great to help future generations and the country. Revelation: In order to prevent the recurrence of this tragedy, Cao Cao adopted the coping strategy of "no sealing, no tree, no trace" in the grave. There are treasures buried in anti-theft places, so it is particularly important to build a golden hole. It can also be said that all the treasures in the collection have been stolen, and there are new tricks to rob the tomb. For Cao Cao, it is not impossible.
3. Suspicious practical needs: At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, where Cao Cao lived, the world was in chaos, thieves and kings rose together, the people were poor and society declined. Even the self-reliant king died without a fight because of economic difficulties. This social reality is manifested by the random army robbing the tomb. This can't help but let Cao Cao deeply understand the truth of "no money to die". If you want to build a country and build a solid foundation, you can't do it without hard economic support. Therefore, the establishment of the Golden Cave in the imperial court is by no means a hobby of loving money, but a national plan related to the rise and fall of the country. This practical need will be the biggest motivation for Cao Cao to set up a hidden gold cave.
4. Suspicious financial strength: Counting the income before and after Cao Cao, it can be described as nouveau riche. Cao Cao pacify the world
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The process is also a process of occupying the treasury and collecting money. In the battle of Guandu, Cao Cao finally took Yuan Shao, the largest and most precious house in the world, as his own, and gained countless treasures. In July of the twentieth year of Jian 'an, Cao Cao led an army to the west and marched into Zhang Lu: "The public army entered Nanzheng and seized all the treasures of the state of Lu." At this point, I'm afraid Cao Cao's wealth can be described as Jinshan Yinshan. Under the rule of Cao Cao, Wei cultivated land, attached importance to agriculture and developed economy, and achieved good results. At that time, there were no major natural disasters, and there was no major social expenditure except for the "three episodes" construction. Tax revenue is stable, the national treasury is abundant, and it is easy to meet Wu Shu's military supplies. This provides objective conditions for Cao Cao to store gold and silver treasures, and also provides the possibility for Cao Cao to plan for a long time in case of emergency.
5. Suspicious abnormal will:
After reading Lu Ji's "Diaowen", I not only know the contents of Cao Cao's "Legacy Order", but also know how Lu Ji evaluated Cao Cao's mental outlook at his deathbed. Is Cao Cao really dead without a husband, as Lu Ji said? Think back and forth, and I can't agree. When Cao Cao was defeated in the army and his life was at stake, he was able to play with the red robe, calmly deal with it and save the day. He had a nervous breakdown when he was dying at the bedside? Is it more terrible to die at the age of 66 than to die on the battlefield? Even Lu Ji feels puzzled and contradictory. On the one hand, it is disgraceful to say that Cao Cao is crying. On the other hand, he said that before he died, Cao Cao told his wife to do some trivial things, showing his graceful and considerate demeanor, affectionate and so on. In a word, it's so abnormal that people can't figure it out.
It is doubtful that Cao Cao should be so wretched and embarrassed when facing the end of his life. There is a common sense that tells us: "Any abnormality is suspicious". Can you doubt Cao Cao from another angle? That is, imagine Cao Cao's abnormal behavior as a puzzle drama-the last chance given by God. It was Cao Cao who laid a code word with the "Legacy Order" and confessed a great event. What is this? It can't be said that Cao Cao doesn't have the habit of playing charades. In the reflection, Yang Xiuwen heard of "chicken ribs" and knew that he quit, which proved that Yang Xiu guessed a mystery of Cao Cao. Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which wrote stories of "liveliness" and "crispness", cannot be said to be against Cao Cao's habit. Let's try to figure out the mystery of Cao Cao. The "Legacy Order" said: "Incense can be shared with your wife. Doing nothing in the house, studying, working and selling in groups. All my official income belongs to me. Don't hide the rest of my clothes and one person's clothes. If not, your brother can * *. " After careful consideration of this passage by Cao Cao, I think eight words can be separated from it, which are called "all gains and losses are hidden". Interpretation: "My official income is hidden" can be abbreviated as "all my income is hidden". The sentence "fragrance can be shared with wife" can be simplified as "sharing fragrance", which means "sharing". "Learn to be a man and sell in groups" can mean that it is related to feet and can be understood as "enough". This has become a "hidden gain and loss, enough to share." It's as if Cao Cao hinted that there was a hidden golden hole.
6. Suspicious emotional expression:
Suspicious emotional expression involves the deep feelings of Cao Cao's poems for later generations and the country. For example, "Breathe Out", "If you drive together, you will live forever and be suitable for future generations." "Changle began to be a grandson." In Cao Pi's poem "Lingaotai", Cao Cao's feelings are indirectly conveyed: "May the emperor be three thousand years old and live in this palace." There is also a description in Lu Ji's "Hanging the Emperor Wu Wen": When Cao Cao died, he entrusted his youngest daughter to Cao Pi and other four sons. All these reflect Cao Cao's deep feelings for the Cao family. This emotion can be seen from two aspects: on the one hand, it reflects Cao Cao's natural love for his children and grandchildren, and what the poem praises is the natural expression of this temperament; On the other hand, it is based on this emotion that Cao Cao has been hiding gold, silver and jewels for his country for a long time, and he is glad that he has done a serious thing for his children and the country. He can't hide this feeling of masturbation. In short, this special love for children and grandchildren and the country can sprout the motivation to hide gold and treasure; On the other hand, hiding gold and treasure can stimulate and release this feeling.
7. Suspect Cao Rui's profligacy:
When Cao Rui was in power, he did some unreasonable things: he built many buildings, which was very luxurious; If you don't listen to advice, go your own way. Why? Doesn't he know that an empty treasury will lead to economic collapse and social collapse? Is there something wrong with his head? What is giving him spiritual support? What made him feel at ease when he was in trouble? Hard to explain. If you force the solution, unless there is a big vault controlled only by yourself behind him, there is a golden hole with a lot of money hidden! Otherwise, he has no hidden and unscrupulous capital!
8. Suspected successors have damaged documents:
When talking about this topic, let's assume that Cao Cao really has a golden hole and a treasure house in Suojing. It should be clear that Cao Cao's wealth is by no means for his own use, nor is it for any designated son or grandson. He was used to save the crisis and come back to life when Cao Shi was devastated by natural disasters or wars. There must be a question, how did the emperor pass on the secret from generation to generation? How will Cao Cao spread and give the secret to future generations? How are the important issues such as the scope and mode of inheritance defined?
Let's continue to imagine reasonably. Inheritance mode: I have seen many novels, treasure maps and other plots on TV. In fact, it is a traceable way, which is easy to leak. More secure is word of mouth, no trace to follow and so on. As for the scope of inheritance: of course, the fewer insiders, the better. It should only be passed on to the emperor in power, which can be called "passing it by seal". This is more in line with the requirements of top secret. If it is assumed that Cao Cao did it, then the Cao family really had a big problem in the process of inheritance-the file was cut off halfway. Cao Mao, the fourth emperor of Cao family, was accidentally killed by Si Mazhao. Young Cao Mao never thought that he would lose his life in this alley, and he didn't even think about the top secret inheritance. With his death, the esoteric biography will inevitably be out of touch, step into a dead end, and cannot be passed down.
If the above reasoning holds, if our expectation can be realized, then the Cao Cao hidden gold cave in Suo Jing will still exist intact, and it can only wait for the people of China to receive it.
To sum up, the village includes Cao Cao's tomb, Wei cemetery, secret cellar and other major projects, which actually goes far beyond the proper connotation of the name Cao Cao's tomb. Therefore, it is realistic and worthy of the name to call the village the secret capital of Wei.
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