The Three Kingdoms period is an era of talented people. Among many brave soldiers, one general is outstanding, and he is Zhao Zilong. At that time, in Changbanpo, he was riding a white horse, holding a silver gun and waving a rainbow sword, killing a man who went in seven times and went out seven times. Zhao Yun fought countless battles in his life, but none of them lost, and was praised as "the ever-victorious general" by later generations. After Zhao Yun's death, he was named Shunping Hou by Liu Chan and buried in Yin Pingshan, Dayi County, Sichuan Province. As is known to all, grave robbers were rampant during the Three Kingdoms period, and Cao Cao even used grave robbery to raise his salary. Touching a captain for gold was very famous at that time. However, a thousand years have passed, why has no one been stolen from Zhaoyun Mausoleum for a thousand years?
There are two ways to say this. First, Zhao Yun is a general of Shu who is loyal to the liver, righteous and courageous. He made great contributions to Shu. Later, in order to show respect for Zhao Yun, people didn't want to steal Zhao Yun's tomb, just as the world didn't want to steal Bao Qingtian Bao Zheng's tomb. In fact, this statement is far-fetched. As a grave robber, money is often more important than friendship. They don't even let go of Emperor Qianlong's. Do they care about a general's cemetery?
The second statement is a bit ridiculous. According to legend, as soon as Zhao Yun's mausoleum was excavated, it rained heavily and was escorted by a "snake". It is rumored that in 1950s and 1960s, the local government planned to build a school on Silverscreen Mountain. Some people also want to take this opportunity to rob Zhao Yun's tomb, because some grave robbers have heard that there is a handful of gentian bright silver gun he used in Zhao Yun's tomb. But the excavation was terrible, and it rained heavily in an instant, and it was three days. Mountain torrents washed down with sediment, and all the holes dug were filled with sediment. After the rainstorm, there are countless snakes around Zhaoyun Mausoleum, which seems to be protecting Zhaoyun Mausoleum. The person in charge of school construction saw this behind the scenes and quickly chose another location and gave up the construction.
These are two statements about Zhao Yun's mausoleum not being stolen.
In fact, the reason why Zhao Yun's mausoleum was not stolen is because his cemetery has no value of being stolen. Before Zhao Yun died, Liu Bei gave him a lot of gold and silver according to his exploits, but Zhao Yun gave it to his men. Zhao Yun doesn't love money, so there won't be any gold, silver and jewels in his grave. In addition, some people who worship General Zhao are likely to constantly exaggerate the legend of the mausoleum and spread it widely, thus scaring some grave robbers.
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