Ba Ling, the Emperor of Han Dynasty, was discovered in Shaanxi. What is the significance of this discovery?

Baling, the Emperor of Han Dynasty, was discovered in Shaanxi. This discovery is of great historical significance to the study of ancient imperial tombs. Wendi was the son of Liu Bang, the third emperor of the Western Han Dynasty. During his reign, he worked hard and loved the people, recuperated and vigorously developed agriculture, which made the Central Plains, which suffered from war at the end of Qin Dynasty, rest and created conditions for the later period. The rule of Wenjing? Laid a solid foundation. It also created the most basic conditions for the late Han Emperor Liu Che to expel the Huns. Moreover, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty did not want to waste people and money because of tombs, and advocated thin burial. It can be said that Wendi is a good emperor who cares about the people. First, from a personal point of view, I will talk about the significance of Baling in Shaanxi Province, Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty:

I. Correcting historical fallacies

Baling was discovered in Bailuyuan, Xianyang, instead of the previously recognized Phoenix Mouth. This is a correction of the misunderstanding of Baling in the Millennium. The reason for the fallacy of Baling in Fenghuangkou is that there were books recorded incorrectly as early as the Yuan Dynasty, and Fenghuangkou is two kilometers away from the present Baling. Later, with the royal family still offering sacrifices to Baling in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the erroneous concept of Baling in Fenghuangkou was formed.

Second, it provides a reference for the study of ancient tombs.

The discovery of Baling provides a reference for studying the tomb regulation of ancient emperors, because the tombs of ancient emperors are all in the same strain. As the longest-lasting unified kingdom in China, the funeral forms in Han Dynasty had a profound influence on later generations. Through the study of the tomb form of Baling, it can be applied to many tomb rules in Han Dynasty and even Tang and Song Dynasties.

Thirdly, the funerary objects provide reference for the study of China culture.

Each mausoleum will have a large number of funerary objects, which can be said to be comparable to a small museum. Through the study of these funerary objects, we can have a good understanding of the humanistic customs at that time, which is of great reference value to the study of people's production and lifestyle in Han Dynasty and the historical time at that time.

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