I saw a coffin in Jingjue ancient city. The coffin was made of Kunlun Shenmu, which won't rot for thousands of years and can grow without photosynthesis. When a group of people were about to approach the coffin, they saw a big plant growing on the coffin. They suddenly found that Sa Di Peng and Chu Jian began to kill each other. Hu Bayi opened the coffin of Jingjue Queen, uncovered the mask on the body discovered that Shirley was as good as two peas in a pod, and when they were surprised, they felt that someone was approaching behind them. When they turned around, they found that half of Wang Pangzi's head had been cut off, and Hu Bayi was awakened by gunshots in despair. It turns out that everything is an illusion carefully designed by the plant on the queen's coffin. That plant is called the Amorphophallus terrestris land, which does exist in reality, because it can emit an unpleasant smell like corpse decay during flowering, so as to attract flies to pollinate it.
The flower of Amorphophallus konjac is very big, like a trumpet shape. According to the original work, describing Amorphophallus konjac as a flower of hell or a place of evil spirits from hell can interfere with human brain waves and create hallucinations, and it is the guardian of the queen's tomb. Finally, because she couldn't get close to Jingjue's coffin, Wang Pangzi planted a bomb, which caused Jingjue's coffin to collapse and fell into the abyss, so she didn't see Jingjue's true face.
2. Are there really "Exquisite Ancient City" and "Exquisite Queen"? Exquisite country, that is, Exquisite country, was first seen in Historical Records of the Western Regions: "Exquisite country, Wang Zhi Exquisite city, went to Chang 'an for 8,820 miles, with 480 households, 3,360 people and 500 soldiers. Jing Jue is a captain, a left and right commander, and a postman. In the north, it is 2,723 miles away from Duhuzhi, and in the south, it is 4 days away from Shulu, and it is 460 miles away from the west. "
This is a small kingdom that is active on the south road of the Silk Road. After 400 or 500 years, when Xuanzang returned from the East to learn from the scriptures, he saw Denny Rang City, which was already a different scene. "Records of the Western Regions of Datang": "It's more than 200 miles from the east of Mochuan to Ninang City, and four miles on Wednesday. In the middle of osawa, it's wet and humid, and it's hard to walk, and there is no way to get back.
Only the interesting city road can pass, so people come and go from this city, and Qu Sadan thinks that the eastern border is also guarded. " Incomplete historical materials are only recorded here, and the country of perfection has disappeared from the historical stage.
It was not until the early 20th century that Stein, a British Hungarian, explored the remains and took away more than 700 pieces of unearthed Baluwen, Chinese bamboo slips and exquisite wood carvings, that this ancient city, which had been buried in the sand sea for thousands of years, was known again. The characters used by Niya residents every day are called "Baluwen" today, which is still extremely difficult to decipher in today's international academic circles.
At that time, Niya residents had a set of strict management methods for the management and use of water and the protection of trees. The use of water is paid, and the water is in charge of by a special person. Those who suffer losses due to poor management will be punished. If there is no water drought in cultivated land, it is also required to investigate and deal with it in time. If someone floods the fields and houses of his enemies, he will be punished; There are wheat fields that can be watered for two or three times when they are ripe.
At that time, Niya residents also paid great attention to the growth and protection of trees and formed a strict management system. Elaeagnus angustifolia is drought-resistant and saline-alkali-tolerant, which can resist wind and sand, beautify the environment, and its fruit is edible. It is a vivid illustration of the system at that time that "anyone should be prevented from cutting off the tree by roots, otherwise a horse will be punished, and if the branches are cut off, a cow will be punished". They also plant fruit trees such as peaches, apples, apricots and mulberry; Reed and willow branches grow in wet and low-lying places on both sides of the Niya River, which are easy to obtain and used as building materials.
3. Is there a country of perfection in history? When did the queen of perfection really exist? The ancient book recording the country of perfection and the ancient city of perfection is Han Shu written by the famous historian Ban Gu. In the biography of the western regions in Hanshu, the author found the mysterious figure of the country of perfection.
In the Biography of the Western Regions, it is recorded that the country of perfection and the ancient city of perfection are like this: "The country of perfection, Wang Zhi Jing Jue City, went to Chang 'an for 8,820 miles. Four hundred and eighty households, 3,360 mouths, and 500 soldiers. Jing Jue, a captain, a left and right commander, and an interpreter. In the north, it is 2,723 miles from Duhuzhi, and in the south, it is 4 days' trip to Ronglu, with a narrow land and 460 miles in the west. " Translated, it means: Jingjue country, the capital is Jingjue city. It is 8,820 Li (actual distance, non-linear distance) from Jingjue City in Jingjue country to Chang 'an City in Han Dynasty.
The terrain of the country is blocked and the traffic is inconvenient. It takes four days to travel from Ronglu country in the south. It's 460 miles away from the country in the west, about two days' journey. There is no record in Hanshu as to whether there is a perfect queen in the perfect country or whether there is a bottomless black hole in the perfect country. After all, this country is too far away from the Han Dynasty, and there is no contact between the two countries. Therefore, the details of this country were unknown to people at that time. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the refined country was annexed by the increasingly powerful Shanshan country. In the Tang Dynasty, its capital still existed, and it was called Nirang City, and in the Qing Dynasty it was called Niya City.
4. In the history of the Western Regions, are there any ancient countries and queens who have been refined?
Jing Jing Guo is an ancient country of Han Dynasty, located in Minfeng County in the south of Taklimakan Desert. In the hinterland of Taklimakan desert, which is called "the sea of death", there are a large number of ruins of ancient kingdoms. According to historical records, during the Western Han Dynasty, there were 36 kingdoms, big and small, among which there was a very famous country in Niya.
"History of Han Dynasty, Biography of the Western Regions" once recorded that it is 8,820 miles away from Chang 'an, where there are 480 families and 500 soldiers. This is one of the 36 countries in the Western Region.
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Because of the harsh living environment, in order to stop the wind and sand, Jingjue people use the thick Hu Yangmu as the main frame of the house, then weave the wall with reeds and willow strips, apply soil thinly on the wall, or weave a fence outside the wall, and plant trees outside the house to avoid sand and shade. Jingjue can be said to be the largest wooden structure city in the world, but how many trees will it use?
It is this kind of uncontrolled felling that leads to the decrease of rare trees, which directly leads to the decrease of water resources.
Unearthed document No.368 mentioned that because there was no water in the canal, the cultivated land could not be irrigated, so the king had to personally intervene in the distribution of water. It is recorded in the No.482 Lu Wen Book that after the storm of cutting trees among the residents of Jingjue, the king issued an edict to stop this behavior: "It is forbidden to cut down living trees, and offenders will be fined a horse; Even if only the branches of the tree are cut down, a cow will be fined. "
Because of the sandstorm that came from time to time and the destruction of nature by human beings, the essence finally disappeared.
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5. Ghost Blowing Lights. Did the ancient country of Jingjue really exist? There really is a queen's novel "Ghost Blowing Lights" with the ancient country of Jingjue as the background. The Niya site discovered at the beginning of the 20th century is the ruins of Jingjue country in Han Dynasty, but how did Jingjue country disappear from history? Why is it buried in the vast yellow sand? It has been a mystery for thousands of years!
Through the unremitting efforts of scientific workers. Today, the basic features of the ancient country have finally emerged vaguely from the sand sea ...
The Taklimakan Desert, the second largest in the world, covers an area of over 300,000 square kilometers. In this vast desert, the climate is extremely dry, and even sand plants such as Populus euphratica and Salix rubra, which are very drought-tolerant and salt-tolerant, cannot survive. However, it is in such an environment that ancient humans have developed and created a living space and paradise suitable for human production activities. They are like green jasper scattered in the yellow sand sea, so people affectionately call them desert oases. These oases can be connected with each other to form a line, so the Silk Road desert road that runs through Asia and Europe has vitality. However, the harsh environment finally turned the desert oasis into the ruins of death, leaving people with infinite sadness and suspense today.
Niya is one of the ruins of an ancient country buried in the Taklimakan desert. It has attracted countless Chinese and foreign scholars, experts and archaeologists to work here for almost a hundred years.
6. Is there really an exquisite ancient city in history? In what age was there an exquisite ancient city in history? During the Han and Jin Dynasties.
Jingjue Ancient City, also known as Niya Site, is the old site of Jingjue State during the Han and Jin Dynasties, located in Minfeng County, Xinjiang, northwest of China. It dates from the 2nd century BC to the 5th century AD.
1959 Up to now, houses, yards, cemeteries, pagodas, Buddhist temples, fields, orchards, animal pens, canals, pottery kilns, smelting sites and other relics have been found in the site. Relics such as woodwork, bronzes, ironware, pottery, stone tools, woolen goods, coins and wooden slips have been unearthed.
1962 was designated as the key cultural relics protection unit in the autonomous region, 199610/20th, the State Council was announced as the national key cultural relics protection unit. Now it is a historical and cultural humanistic scenic tourist area.
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It is recorded in the biography of the Western Regions in the Han Dynasty of the Ghost Cave clan that there are 480 families, a population of * * * 3,360 and 500 troops, including a captain, a left and right commander and a speaker.
There is also a record in Tang Priest's "The Tale of the Western Regions in Tang Dynasty", saying that Jingjue Country is located in a hot and humid place, and people walk very hard, and there are wasteland everywhere, so they can only pass through Jingjue City.
The kingdom of Jingjue was created by the underground ghost cave clan, who regarded the eyeball as their totem and worshipped it very much. Their life sacrifice is ghost eyes, and the queen of Jingjue is the messenger of ghost eyes and the supreme ruler of Jingjue Kingdom.
Legend has it that Jingjue Queen is the reincarnation of a witch. In order to gain strength, she dedicated her eyes to Ghost Eyes, signed a contract with him, and gained boundless strength. Lei Zun also surrendered to Jingjue Queen, so Jingjue Queen's eyes were in the hands of Ghost Eyes.