China's Lost Pyramid (Chinese Ancient Documentary) | Timeline

There is an amazing place in China. A cemetery comparable to the Egyptian King's Valley, where huge pyramid tombs are filled with amazing wealth. In 221 BC, China's first emperor unified the warring kingdom into a country that still exists today. To commemorate this achievement, he destroyed the state treasury and oppressed thousands of workers and built one of the largest mortuary buildings in the world. China's second dynasty, the Han, inherited the arduous challenge of building a larger grave to respect and establish dominance, rather than letting the country go underground. Although the tomb of the Han emperor was not opened, the tomb of the smaller Han nobility has revealed the surprising thing: the complete underground palace [including the kitchen and toilet] and at least one body are so amazingly preserved, some people think that the Han tomb The builders know how "engineers" are immortal. But most of the tombs were looted, and another dynasty was left a few hundred years later - the brilliant Tang Dynasty - led the revolution in grave design, and the simple shaft tombs were cut into natural mountains. And fill them with small and cheap tombs, the symbol of which is not just a copy of the perfect afterlife.

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