throughout her life, a generation of queens ruled a generation of dynasties, leaving a wordless tablet for later generations to comment on. People have different opinions about Wu Zetian. In order to let people know more about Wu Zetian, many people have explored Wu Zetian's eight characters. Next, let's take a look at people's comments on Wu Zetian's eight characters.
Wu Zetian's stills played by Yin Tao
Because Wu Zetian's time is too long, there are different versions of her eight characters. According to teacher Qi Bingquan's scrutiny, Wu Zetian's horoscope should be born on February 17th in the Gregorian calendar in 624 AD. The analysis of her eight characters is as follows:
Teacher Qi Bingquan thinks that Wu Zetian's eight characters have the "top three", and judging from her eight characters, her initial position can present a magnificent image, indicating that she is a dragon and a phoenix, and the direction of the cemetery where Wu Zetian was finally buried also confirms her eight-character position.
Wu Zetian is a monkey. Although she is a daughter, she can take good care of her husband. She is intelligent and witty by nature, and has an unyielding integrity. Judging from her horoscope, she is heroic and can seize the power of her husband, who is cowardly and treacherous. It can be seen that Wu Zetian became rich, and she lost her son and husband in order to hit the fate of her children, which can be confirmed from the outcome of Wu Zetian's children.
Wu Zetian rose to power in her later years, and was able to take the place of Emperor Gaozong in charge of state affairs, and finally even usurped the imperial court. She became the Emperor of Wu Zhou on her own. All this happened after Wu Zetian was 4 years old. She lived for a long time and finally was 82 years old. The legend of Wu Zetian is difficult to explain with the analysis of these eight words. These are just people's analysis of Wu Zetian from another side.
what is the title of empress Wu Zetian?
The title of the year is a unique product of China's ancient feudal society. It refers to a title used to refer to time after a new emperor ascended the throne, in order to distinguish it from the previous emperor according to his own situation and thoughts. Although the title has been a long time ago, it is undeniable that the title is a precious spiritual and cultural heritage with certain literary and historical value. Wu Zetian, as the only female emperor in China's history, reigned for only fifteen years, but there were seventeen with the title of Empress Dowager and the title of * * * after her accession to the throne.
Alyssa Chia Wu Zetian
Let's look at her title as the Empress Dowager. The first is the "House of Light" in 684. The origin of this title should be related to Wu Zetian's joyful mood at that time, which means that his rule will bring good luck and glory to the world. However, after only three months, the title was abandoned, because the then British Duke Xu Jingye rebelled, and the title was unlucky. The second topic is "Hanging Arch" from 685 to 688, which comes from the sentence "Hanging Arch will rule the world" in the year of "Guan Zi Ren Fa". This title, Wu Zetian prefers, has been used for four years. The third topic is Yongchang from 689 to 69. From a piece of white stone from Luoshui, the words "Virgin Mary, Emperor Yongchang" were engraved. Wu Zetian was very happy. She also named this stone a "treasure map". The fourth title is "In Chu" in 69, which has two main meanings. Explicit means that she announced that she would change to a weekly calendar in November this year, while implicit means that she has done everything and will wait for the opportunity to become an emperor. These are her four titles when she was the queen mother.
in 69, Wu Zetian proclaimed himself emperor. During her reign, she used 14 titles, namely, Godsend, Ruyi, Longevity, Longevity, Holy, Longevity, Longevity, Dazu and Chang 'an. The longest one is the Holy Calendar, which took three years. The shortest ones are "sanctification", "Long live the gobbledygook" and "Long live the gobbledygook", which add up to only one year.
why not dig the tomb of Wu Zetian?
Wu Zetian's mausoleum and Tang Gaozong's mausoleum are buried together as Ganling, which is the best preserved imperial mausoleum so far and the least damaged one among the eighteen tombs in the Tang Dynasty. Since ancient times, the imperial tombs have been remembered by many grave robbers. The Zhaoling Mausoleum of Emperor Taizong has been excavated, and the emperor's mausoleum has not only been stolen, but also his body has disappeared. It is said that Wu Zetian was in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and the mausoleum was very large, and many treasures were buried in it, but the dry mausoleum was not damaged. Let's see why.
local map of the mausoleum
Throughout its history, Wu Zetian's mausoleum was not excavated by grave robbers, but because it was difficult to excavate. This should be the most difficult tomb to dig. Over the past 13 years, Ganling has been stolen by countless grave robbers, and the names of 17 of them have been recorded. During this period, Ganling was attacked by swords and guns, but it was intact.
At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the rebel leader once dug Ganling, because he heard that there was a lot of gravel under the west side of Liangshan, thinking it was the entrance to Ganling, so he took 4, soldiers to dig together. The peasants and soldiers left the "Huang Chao Trench" tens of meters deep with shovels, but did not find the entrance. Then I walked away, spent so much labor, but I didn't know I was going in the wrong direction.
the other is our Five Dynasties. Seventeen tombs of Tang emperors were excavated before they were excavated, so tens of thousands of people were mobilized to excavate in broad daylight, but they were all hit by wind and rain when they went up the mountain, so they gave up the idea.
The most dangerous time of the mausoleum was when the Kuomintang generals excavated it during the Republic of China. At that time, with the rise of modern tools, he bombed mountain roads with cannons, camped in the name of military exercises, and blew up the tombs. As soon as he went in, there was a tornado, which caused the first soldier to vomit blood and die. Therefore, the mausoleum was preserved.
Although modern science and technology are developed, this tomb has brought great historical significance. In order not to destroy it, many things should be considered when excavating. In order to better protect cultural relics, excavation is not considered for the time being.