Emperor Kangxi was the longest-serving emperor in history of qing dynasty, and the Qing Dynasty reached its peak during his reign. After the death of Emperor Kangxi, he was buried in Jingling. As we all know, the mausoleum of the Qing emperor was seriously damaged by grave robbers, and the mausoleum of Emperor Kangxi was no exception. It is reported that Kangxi's underground palace is full of water, and Kangxi's bones have also been abandoned on the ground by grave robbers, and no one cares. Why is Kangxi underground palace full of water? This may start with grave robbers robbing the imperial tomb.
In 1928, Sun Dianying, a thief from Dongling, led a large-scale destruction and excavation of many imperial tombs in the Qing Dynasty. Many imperial tombs were not spared, and all the treasures buried in the tombs were stolen by grave robbers, and the bones of emperors and empresses were seriously damaged.
However, Kangxi's mausoleum was not destroyed in that large-scale grave robbery. At that time, Sun Dianying tried to rob the Jingling of Kangxi, but he had to give up because he didn't dig halfway. It was not until some years later, in 1945, a group of bandits came up with the idea of Kangxi Jingling.
They were born in a rough place, and they have no idea about the protection of cultural relics, but only want to rob some valuable treasures. Therefore, when they robbed the tomb, they used very destructive means to the tomb itself. They blew up the stone wall of Jingling with explosives, opened the door of the underground palace and looted the treasures in the underground palace. Now it is said that there are only some silk and wooden cultural relics left in Liu's underground palace in Kangxi.
The rampant robbery not only led to the loss of a large number of precious cultural relics in the Kangxi underground palace, but also brought a devastating disaster to the Kangxi underground palace. The underground palace is already leaking water, and the structure of the underground palace is destroyed due to grave robbery, so the underground palace water accumulation is even more serious. It is reported that the remains of Emperor Kangxi, including the remains of several empresses buried in the underground palace, have been soaked in the stagnant water in the underground palace for decades, and no one cares. Even today's archaeologists want to maintain and rescue, because of the special environment of the underground palace and the deep water, they can only flinch for safety reasons and make plans again.