It is described in the original novel that the king of Dian was the king of ancient Dian, ruling Yunnan-Guizhou region and offering sacrifices to the king of ancient Dian. In short, the king of Dian was the boss of offering sacrifices to the king.
When the Western Han Dynasty finally wiped out the ancient Dian kingdom, Wang Xian stood on his own feet as king before Wang Dian died, and struggled for some time. Finally, when Wang Xian saw that he could not resist, he led the rest of the people to hide in the deep mountains and forests, and built Wang Xian's tomb at this time.
Offering the king's tomb is very thrilling. It is rumored that the dust bead is in the king's tomb, but everyone has never found it.
In fact, when the blind man was found, he went to the king's tomb.
Chen went to present the king's tomb to save his reputation. Before stealing the tomb of Bottle Mountain, several forces suffered heavy losses. Chen attaches great importance to his reputation. He knew that after this incident, he might lose his position as commander-in-chief of Changshengshan, so he put his mind on the king's tomb and wanted to make a big deal.
Originally, he wanted to invite the partridge whistle to go with him, but the partridge whistle was full of things that might contain dust beads in Xixia Black Water City. They were not interested in offering the king's tomb, so they parted ways. Chen was later blinded by poisonous fog in the tomb of the king of Chu.
It is precisely because of the failure of offering sacrifices to the king's tomb that Chen felt sorry for his brother, so he didn't go home, but drifted around and made a living by fortune telling, becoming blind to Chen.
Many people may still want to know why the map of Wang Xian's tomb is in Wang Dian's tomb, because Wang Xian is not his brother.
The reason is that after Wang Xian's death, his men gave this map of the ancient tomb to Wang Dian, claiming that they could also find such a treasure for him, so this map of Wang Xian's tomb would appear in Wang Dian's tomb.
In reality, the ancient Dian kingdom actually exists. Archaeologists excavated in Hebi, Yunnan Province, and found many cultural relics in the middle of the Western Han Dynasty, including seals about the Dian State, which confirmed the existence of this Dian State from ancient cultural relics.
It can also be seen from the unearthed cultural relics that the bronzes here are very elaborate, even including pictures of singing, dancing and hunting. It can also be inferred from these cultural relics that most people here are engaged in agriculture and hunting, and their lives are mainly self-sufficient.