The paper I just wrote turned out to be true

Chapter 185 The Pseudo-History of Existence

[Argument: Xixia belongs to China]

[The authenticity of the demonstration process is 0/100]

[The final reward of the demonstration: return to Zhao with complete perfection]

A few lines of words leisurely appeared in front of Lin Chen.

As soon as he arrived at the Xixia King's Tomb, he started a new argument.

Lin Chen looked at Yuan Qian with a strange expression on his face.

Just like that: look at a pile of soil from a distance, and look at a pile of soil up close.

The Western Xia Royal Mausoleum is adjacent to Helan Mountain in the west and Yinchuan Plain in the east.

Helan Mountain has steep cliffs and pine forests like the sea. Lin Chen and others came to a period with excellent scenery. Looking east, the Yinchuan Plain is like a belt of Yellow River, criss-crossing rice paddies, and ditches like a net.

The Western Xia Royal Mausoleum is located here.

Luo Jingyun carefully introduced the situation of the mausoleum to the two of them.

The royal mausoleum covers a vast area, with 9 imperial mausoleums and more than 200 burial tombs of princes and relatives. The scale is magnificent and the layout is strict.

Lin Chen gradually put his mind into it, looking at the mausoleums of clay pyramids one after another.

"I remember, it seems that there are no birds staying in the sky above the mausoleum, but there are obviously birds here."

Before coming here, Lin Chen simply browsed through it and got a general idea of ​​some simple situations.

According to the information found, there is an unsolved mystery in the Xixia Mausoleum, that is, there is no grass growing on the mausoleum, and no birds even stay on it?
It is reasonable to say that the Dangxiang people living at the foot of the Helan Mountains mainly live in the nomadic lifestyle of primitive tribes, and there are many good places for herdsmen to graze sheep and cattle around the Western Xia Royal Mausoleum, with abundant grass and water resources.But why is there no grass growing in this royal tomb.

Lin Chen was still full of emotions when he watched it.

When I came, I found that there was no grass.

However, he saw from a distance that there were birds staying on the mausoleum.

Luo Jingyun smiled: "Many of them go astray after passing on their clothes."

"Nowadays, some media or scenic spots are doing everything they can to attract tourists. It's not that evil here. It's just that some things may have been added during the construction of the royal tomb, which made the soil here unsuitable for grass growth."

"There is also a saying that the founding emperor of Xixia did this on purpose. The ancients said that fallen grass is a bandit. Li Yuanhao never thought of losing to the Song Dynasty, so he tried his best to avoid the existence of grass in the royal tomb."

"As for whether it is true or not, we can't figure it out."

Tang Yunliang nodded, and smiled slightly: "When looking up relevant information, try to use professional resource sources, such as Baidu Encyclopedia, Toutiao, or browser news, and read these as little as possible. Most of their statements are not reliable. "

"I read a section of Douyin the day before yesterday. I thought it was good, but later it involved my professional knowledge."

Tang Yunliang shook his head and said, "There are many mistakes and omissions."

Well, Lin Chen was also induced by wrong information on the Internet.

The ancillary buildings of the eight royal tombs have been destroyed, but the main body of the royal tomb, which was built with rammed earth, stands alone.

I browsed around and took some pictures.

Luo Jingyun talked about some interesting things excavated back then.

At that time, experts spent nearly a year exploring the specific location of the Xixia King's Tomb. After confirming that there were no tomb robbers, the experts began to excavate and clean up the Xixia King's Tomb.

However, the scene after entering has disappointed archaeologists.

Because they discovered a huge robbery hole inside the tomb, and the treasures in the tomb were looted long ago.It's just that the tomb robbers filled up the hole after stealing, so the experts didn't notice it at the beginning.

After all, it took a lot of their hard work.

Among them, a young archaeologist was so angry that he kicked the stone wall, but he never expected that the stone wall suddenly collapsed.

However, the scene in front of them stunned the archaeologists present, because there is actually a secret room behind the stone wall, which contains many precious funerary objects, including gold, jade, and pottery.
Everything can be said to be an arrangement of fate.

There are a lot of people in the scenic area, most of them are tourists from other places who bring their children to play.

There are many specialty shops inside
The two still wanted to buy some, but Luo Jingyun directly told them not to buy them, and would give them some better souvenirs at that time.

Lin Chen was "impressed" by this scenic spot.

Next to the specialty store is a hotel with three floors, the second floor of which is actually a pedicure shop.

It was the first time he saw such a situation in the scenic spot.

Lin Chen and others spent about five days in Ningxia before ending their journey.

After returning to school, he began to sort out his first Xixia thesis.

The academic circles agree that there is a "dispute between the Tibetan ritual and the Han ritual" in the history of Xixia.

Lin Chen believed that he was misled by several pseudo-historical materials in "Xixia Shushi".

"Xixia Shushi" is the work of Wu Guangcheng in the Qing Dynasty.

Among them, there are four paragraphs of text that are questionable.

The article pointed out that at the beginning of the founding of the Xixia state, some people opposed the etiquette education of the Central Plains, and the opponent was Nori Renrong, the important official of Xixia and the designer of Xixia characters.

"The prosperity of a king must be governed by one generation. Discussionists say that turning the people into customs, Taoism is using Xia to change barbarians, and it is almost impossible to say that it can control China and control the barbarians. How can it be said that etiquette and righteousness are the enemy? "

However, this point is the same as Li Yuanhao's understanding before the founding of the People's Republic of China. It seems that there is no need to raise it again as an objection.

Volume [-] of "Xixia Shushi" also stated that during the reign of Chongzong Qianshun, two ministers expressed opposing opinions on whether to implement "Han rituals".

The sure party is said to be Yushi Zhongcheng Xue Yuanli.

The negative party is said to be the imperial historian Mou Ning Keren.

The third and sixth volumes of "Xixia Shushi" stated that the latest controversy occurred in the early Renzong Renxiao Dynasty. But it was not accepted by Renzong.

Previously, the academic circles believed that the above four passages indicated that the "Controversy between the Tibetan Rites and the Han Rites" lasted for more than a hundred years from the founding of the Western Xia Dynasty, and ended when Emperor Renzong came to power.

However, there is something fundamentally wrong with their argument.

Lin Chen believes that these four passages in "Xixia Shushi" are very likely to be fabricated by Wu Guangcheng himself, and should not be treated as real historical materials.

His suspicions were not unfounded.

It can be roughly divided into three.

First of all, there is no record in the surviving Chinese historical records and the Xixia documents unearthed in the 20th century that ministers directly sent letters to the emperor.

It is doubtful that all four have gone to the gym.

Second, the wording and sentence construction of the four paragraphs of their letter conforms to the custom of Song Dynasty memorials, and the several parallel sentences in it are also quite regular, but there are some signs that make people doubt their authenticity.

When a few words mentioned here appear, the Xixia Kingdom has perished
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