For more than two months! Qi Huangong’s body is not restrained!

"This is my negligence." Shi Zun sighed. "I immediately planned to build the Mausoleum near Lin Yuan, China, so that my father could be buried."
"Be a veteran."
"Why not?"
Shi Zun’s eyebrows are wrinkly and he looks at Shi Pu with some displeasure. He’s really a seniority!
You said you had to bury your father as soon as possible. You again? Desire?
Shi Pu hand-held board fluorene way "positions please listen to the old minister in detail when the first emperor was in office, he repeatedly did not show sympathy for foreign wars and made great efforts to build a palace. Lin Yuan excavated the mausoleum of the former emperor and made the old minister say that he was not slandering the first emperor! I heard that the Emperor Wu of Cao Wei had a suspicious burial in those days, and the 72nd Emperor was similar, so this burial method can be followed. "
The ancients paid as much attention to corpses as they did to birth.
The so-called funeral
Zhuge Liang skillfully applied his clever plan to Cao Cao’s 72 suspected graves …
According to Fang Yu Minutes, on the day of Cao Cao’s burial, there were 72 coffins at the gate of Yecheng City, and the funeral procession was carried out from four gates in the southeast and northwest. They were buried in the tombs prepared in advance, so the world could not tell which one was a real grave and which one was a deceptive one.
According to the people, decades after Cao Cao’s death, Sima’s family won Cao Weitian, and Cao Cao had a feud. The ministers joined forces to look for Cao Cao’s real grave and wanted to pull him out to pieces.
However, these people dug all over the 72 graves, but they didn’t find the real body of Cao Cao. Finally, they made a notice. Whoever can find the real tomb of Cao Cao will be appointed as prime minister.
The notice was posted for a long time, and no one was called. Yes, officials were at a loss, and even the ordinary people couldn’t find it. Just when these people were about to give up looking, a gray-haired old man claimed to have a way to find Cao Caozhen’s tomb. Officials followed the old man in disbelief and came to the Luoshui River not far from the capital. The old man pointed to a mound and said, "Here it is."
Officials immediately dug a hole from the river bank to the bottom of the Luoshui river bed. Indeed, Cao Cao’s body was found buried inside, and the gold and silver treasures were swept away. Cao Cao’s body was also carried out, chopped and thrown into the river to feed the fish. When the officials found the old man again, they found that it had disappeared like a fairy.
Of course, this is what the people say.
Of course, Shi Hu and Cao Cao have all done grave robbery.
At that time, Cao Cao set up a corps commander in Faqiu and a captain in Mojin to rob the tombs of princes and nobles in past dynasties, which made people angry and complained that Cao Cao himself was afraid that the tombs would be planed by others after his death!
"The boss has a point." Shi Zun nodded. "The matter was handed over to the boss."
"The old minister obeyed!"
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Chapter 26 Suspected burial
Chapter 27 posthumous title Temple Name
There’s no way to set up a suspected grave.
After all, Shi Hu did a lot of wicked things before his death, and it’s quite difficult to resolve the enmity. If one day there are people who are not afraid of death, planing Shi Hu’s mausoleum, flogging the body, smashing the bones and raising the ashes, then he will be guilty of obeying the stone!
At this time, the Chinese flatterer Shen Bian went out again and said, "I have something to say."
"speak"
"The first emperor and qiaocheng king have not posthumous title and temple number! I’d like to invite my ministers to discuss the matter of posthumous title, the first emperor! "
Wen Yan Shi Zun’s face sank. "Shen Bian, the first emperor had a temple number in posthumous title. I think it’s reasonable, but can Wang De have an emperor posthumous title?"
"After all, Wang Shi was once an emperor, and it is natural to have posthumous title!"
Once an emperor is an emperor! This is a refutable fact, even if Shi Zun doesn’t want to admit it, he has to hold his nose and admit it.
"So what kind of posthumous title should ZhuQing give to the first emperor and qiaocheng king? Let’s talk about Qiaowang first. "
Qiaowang is the unlucky child who was killed by Shi Zun two days ago.
Is there a difference between this temple name and posthumous title?
Let’s start with posthumous title.
Posthumous title was awarded the title of praise, demotion or sympathy to the dead imperial concubine, princes and ministers according to their life stories. Emperor posthumous title was given the title of courtesy official and minister posthumous title was given the title of posthumous title by the court. He was born in the early Western Zhou Dynasty.
Temple number is the name that the ancient Chinese emperors paid homage to when they made a declaration in the ancestral temple after their death. It is generally recognized that the temple number originated in Shang Dynasty.
The temple name is often called "Zu" and "Zong". The emperor of the country is generally called "Taizu" or "Gaozu", and the emperor is generally called "Zong"!
The temple name ended in the Western Han Dynasty in the Qing Dynasty. When the feudal emperor died, he was enshrined in the ancestral temple. The name was like Taizong in Zhao Kuang in the Song Dynasty and Taizong in Zhao Guangyi later.
There are also a few emperors in the previous dynasties who called their ancestors Ruchao, Zhu Yuanzhang, Taizu, Zhu Di, Zuzu, Fu Lin (Shunzhi), Shizu Xuanye (Kangxi) and Saint Zu.
However, before the Sui Dynasty, not every emperor had a temple name, because according to the standard system, those who had literary martial arts and outstanding virtue could enter the temple to worship the Tang Dynasty, and then every emperor had a temple name.
From the Western Han Dynasty to the Sui and Tang Dynasties, emperors often called posthumous title. From the Tang Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty, emperors often called scholars and ministers of temples, but posthumous title could not call them temples.