Why do few people know about the mysterious ancient village in Guangdong where a lean and numerous treasures are buried?

As we all know, Li Zicheng was the leader of the peasant uprising in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, overthrew the Ming Dynasty and established the Dashun regime. But in the end, due to various reasons, Li Zicheng was defeated after only 42 days as emperor, and fled hastily!

For a long time, there are two opinions about Li Chuangwang's whereabouts after his defeat: one is that he was killed by a local landlord in Jiugongshan, Tongshan County, Hubei Province; Second, after the defeat, Li Zicheng fled to Jiashan Temple in Shimen County, Hunan Province and became a monk.

But many people don't know that the place where Li Chuangwang really disappeared is a place called jincheng mountain, which is located in the northwest of Meihua Town, Lechang, northern Guangdong, among the mountains at the junction of Hunan and Guangdong.

Jincheng mountain in jincheng mountain (including Guangtuling, Jiaopanzhai, Dazhailing and Shiziling), Liuzifeng, Tieluoling and Luanshan (Wanfoyan) are collectively called Hongshi area, because there are ancient villages in it? The eternal city of gold? So collectively known as jincheng mountain.

Jincheng Mountain has beautiful mountains, steep peaks, red cliffs and strange caves. Its beautiful natural scenery can be compared with Jinjiling and Danxia Mountain, but not many people know it.

According to legend, after Li Zicheng's defeat, he retreated to jincheng mountain under a pseudonym to avoid the pursuit of the Qing army. Cao Guogong? He was dormant here for six years, and was later killed by rebels within himself. After his death, he was buried in the deep mountains of jincheng mountain, and was later moved to Yunshan in Buddha's land by the prince.

Up to now, there are still Li Zicheng couple's tombs, Song tombs, Prince Li's tombs, the Seven Temples of the Son of Heaven and other historical sites. As no one expected, a generation of lean Li Zicheng actually fell here, and with the disappearance of Li Chuangwang, there were countless treasures he brought out from the palace of the Ming Dynasty.

So there are many legends about treasure in jincheng mountain. The local villagers also excavated gold crowns, bronze mirrors and a large number of silver ingots here, which also confirmed the legend of Li Chuangwang's treasures.

Topographic hazards of ancient Jincheng. On the way to the top of the mountain, there is an ancient city wall made of granite road, with a semi-arc arch, and only one person is allowed to pass. After nearly 400 years of wind and rain, it has been covered with thorns and has become a deserted hut.

Although it has been listed as a scenic spot in Lechang, it has not been planned as a key tourist area. Therefore, it is still in an undeveloped state, and naturally no tickets are charged. There is little information available on the Internet, and even fewer people know it!