What is an incredible secret discovered after the excavation of the Mausoleum of Lu Di?

Lv Zhi's mausoleum is as big as that of Emperor Gaozu. In the archaeological history, it can be found that the ancient emperor was buried with the queen, which actually does not mean that two tombs were placed in one tomb. Of course, the emperor's mausoleum is located in the imperial mausoleum area, but the queen's mausoleum was placed next to the emperor's mausoleum, that is to say, another mausoleum was built next to the emperor's mausoleum and arranged side by side. This is the so-called joint burial in ancient times.

Lv Zhi's mausoleum goes against common sense. But after Lv Hou's mausoleum was excavated, something unusual was discovered. According to the system of the Han Dynasty in history, generally speaking, the mausoleum of the queen is slightly shorter and narrower than that of the emperor, which symbolizes the idea of a high heaven and a low earth. Of course, it also shows that the emperor is heaven, and the rest of them are courtiers and can only kneel at the emperor's feet. But Lv Zhi's mausoleum is exactly the same as that of Emperor Gaozu.

The discovery of the mausoleum can also show that Lv Zhi has great ambitions. Mausoleums in history are generally built after the emperor officially ascended the throne, while Lv Zhi's mausoleum is exactly the same size as that of Emperor Gaozu. That is to say, Lv Zhi's mausoleum was built during her reign, while Lv Zhi deliberately violated the Han Dynasty system and built his own mausoleum, indicating that Lv Zhi wanted to keep pace with Emperor Gaozu.

However, Lv Zhi's mausoleum meets her ambition. After the death of Emperor Gaozu, Lv Zhi listened to politics and held the power of state affairs. Her family was all over the imperial court, so her own son was equivalent to a puppet emperor. But Lv Hou's final fate is not so good.