They claimed to be quarrying, but it was a little strange that time passed for a long time, and people nearby didn't see them carry out a stone, not even a shadow of it. What is even more puzzling is that since we are picking up stones, we must always pave the way and camp. So many people always want to eat and drink Lazar, and even the dormitory camp has not been built.
What's even weirder is that half a year has passed and no living person has come out of it. So many people, just like turning into air, disappeared into the vast mountains without a trace.
So some people put forward a guess that the so-called quarrying is a means of hiding people's eyes and ears and crossing the sea. Presumably, Zhang saw that the tide was gone and knew that it would be difficult for him to make a comeback in the future, so Zhang had to make plans for his future, and asked Zhang Kewang to lead a group of people to build a treasure cave or underground palace in the name of quarrying, and then get rid of all the craftsmen involved in the construction to keep a secret.
There is also a historical record about the treasure. It is said that there is a temple in Daqingshan called Zhao Pu Temple, which has a history of thousands of years. The surrounding baili is very famous, and the pilgrims are in an endless stream, which is very lively. But at the end of the Ming Dynasty, the temple was suddenly destroyed by a fire and burned for a whole day. A day later, the temple was in ruins and broken walls was miserable.
Who started the fire? Nobody knows. However, during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, there was an old monk, the abbot of Zhao Pu Temple. He is over 100 years old. He once told his disciples that the fire in the temple was set by Zhang's subordinates. On a dark night for a month, Zhang inexplicably killed everyone in the temple and then set fire to the body.
During Jiaqing period, the emperor allocated funds to rebuild Zhao Pu Temple. However, due to the corruption of officials, kickbacks were collected at different levels, and there was little left below, so a temple covering less than half an acre could only be built symbolically.
During the Daoguang period, the temple suddenly expanded and I don't know where the money came from. They didn't reach out to the government, raise money from the society, and apportion it to the people. But a year later, a magnificent Zhao Pu Temple rose up, hundreds of times larger than the original area, and more than 300 new houses were built, with exquisite materials and splendor.
Without hundreds of thousands of taels of silver, the temple would not have been built so big. Where is the silver? It is said that a young monk in a temple went up the mountain to cut firewood and came to a ravine. He found that the grass growing in one place was obviously different from that in other places and was very strong. He accidentally cut off a piece and looked at it in two days. It grew taller again.
So the young monk told the abbot about this strange phenomenon, and the abbot took people there and dug up a huge amount of gold and silver below. Monks were dumbfounded when they saw so much gold and silver, and the abbot was stubborn. He said calmly, this money was given to us by the Buddha. Let's use it to expand the temple.
This is just another legend about a treasure. There are countless folklore about Zhang Bao.
"Shilong gave Shi Hu $ one hundred and fifty thousand in gold and silver. Whoever knows how to break it will buy it all. " This is a ballad about a treasure that has been circulating in southwest China for hundreds of years.
But more legends or records point to the bottom. On his way from Minjiang River to Jiangkou by waterway, Zhang was attacked by Nanming army, and he was carrying countless jewels from all over the country over the years. what should he do ？ Zhang had to bite the bullet and order all to sink into the bottom of the river.
From the day this treasure sank to the bottom of the river, countless people came here to look for it. However, because the river was swift, the scope was too large, and the goal was unclear, it failed.
Perhaps because of this, this treasure has been sleeping in this river for more than 300 years, which has virtually protected this treasure.
At the beginning of 20 17, a heavy news broke out in the archaeological community. A sunken ship full of treasures was found in Zhang, and the excavation work has begun.
According to media reports, the first batch of cultural relics excavated in 20 17 reached more than 30,000 pieces. Together with the12,000 pieces that surfaced in 18, there were more than 40,000 pieces. Experts think this may be just the tip of the iceberg. Among these cultural relics, Shu is the most valuable, because this treasure is unique so far, and it is the only one handed down from the Ming dynasty and can be seen during the day.
The so-called Jinbao is the basis for Ming Chengzu to seal the crown prince, and it is a letter of authorization made of gold. Handed down from generation to generation, it's honor, it's identity card. The Shu kingdom found in Zhang's shipwreck is the identity card of the Shu captaincy.
At the scene of Zhang's shipwreck, there are many treasures belonging to Shu captaincy. Needless to say, they are the testimony of the insatiable king Shu who plundered the people's fat and paste, and they are also ironclad evidence of greed. A treasure like a gold ID card will never be given to Zhang by a captaincy.
The territory of Shu Wang is in today's Sichuan. In ancient times, Sichuan was called the land of abundance, a world-famous land of abundance.
During the Ming Dynasty, there were 13 Shu kings in Sichuan. The first generation of Shu Palace was built in 1378 and 12. This shows the grand scale of this Shu Palace.
A travel note in the Ming Dynasty said that Sihai Palace belonged to Shu. This shows that the wealth of King Shu is not a hollow reputation. According to the salary standard of the Ming Dynasty, the annual salary of the vassal king was 6.5438+0.28 million, excluding all kinds of temporary rewards and subsidies. The wealth or poverty of the territory is also a standard that directly affects the wealth value of the captaincy. Sichuan is rich in land resources, developed in commerce, and financial resources can be said to be rolling in.
Let's talk about Wang Jinyin of Shu, and then talk about the tiger button and gold seal of Marshal Yongchang. The gold content of this cultural relic is also very high, and great efforts have been made on the origin of this cultural relic.
20 16 10, Meishan police announced that they had cracked a case of stealing and selling cultural relics at the Shen Yin site in Jiangkou. Among the recovered cultural relics, a "Golden Seal of Marshal Tiger Button Yongchang" has attracted academic attention. This seal is resplendent and magnificent, and the tiger buckle is vigorous. The most striking thing is that the words "Grand Marshal Yong Chang Seal, Made in the Midwinter (1643)" are engraved on the printing table, and "10% off seal" is printed.
Ten-fold seal script is a very special seal script, which symbolizes a very high status. The gold seal went out of Jiangkou and was confirmed to be owned by Zhang.
The above gold album was customized when Zhang proclaimed himself emperor in Chengdu. The moral is to prove that he is the real dragon emperor, his rule is justified, he is made of pure gold, and he is priceless.
This is a coin in a treasure, but you see, this is no ordinary coin. It was issued by Zhang's Dashun regime.
Because the Dashun regime existed for a short time, it was only a flash in the pan, with a small circulation, limited circulation area and few handed down from generation to generation. Therefore, they are all popular items in the antique market and have high value.
The smallest items in the shipwreck were earrings, most of which were snatched from women's ears. From this, we can imagine how cruel the Zhang team was at that time and how poor the military discipline was. It is not difficult for people to imagine what happened to the owner of the earrings. Zhang doesn't even let go of the earrings on women's ears, so it is naturally difficult to get the sincere support of the people; Therefore, no matter how clever their generals are and how brave their soldiers are, the outcome is doomed to failure and they can't escape the fate of extinction.
Any political power, any army, whether its members are nobles or suffering people, as long as it does not regard the people as parents and stand on the opposite side of the people, this army or government is doomed to failure, and the dynasty is doomed to be a short-lived dynasty.
Zhang racked his brains and tried his best to search for so many gold and silver treasures. He wants to use them as capital to expand his territory and strengthen his career. However, he goes against the sky and makes people angry. In the end, it was discredited and notorious for thousands of years.
These jewels have become the witness of history, as if explaining a simple truth to future generations: there are too many people to help, but too few to help.