This batch of gold was escorted to Japan by General kolchak in 1920. Russian observer Sirotkin said in his four books that the gold was used to buy weapons, but Gorceac never got any military hardware. Sirotkin estimates that gold with interest is now worth as much as $80 billion. He claimed that the gold was still kept in the underground vault of Mitsubishi Bank of Japan.
Sirotkin also said that Japan got a total of 200 tons of gold from Gorceac, and in March 2007, 19 17, it "stole" 5.5 tons from the czar's private vault on the way to Britain.
1994, Russian public documents prove that Gorceac, executed by Bolsheviks in 1920, delivered at least 22 boxes of gold bars to Japan. However, due to the lack of conclusive evidence, Russia failed to solve the czar's gold problem at the diplomatic level. Russian media reported that Tokyo has admitted that $2.7 billion worth of "Tsar Gold" is still in Japan, but Japan has not officially commented on this issue. On the eve of the Dadu River, the Taiping rebels led by Shi Dakai, the wing king of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, buried a lot of gold and silver treasures in a secret place. Shi Dakai had a treasure map at that time. On the map, there is surface water as the backing; The treasure is hidden in these eight characters. During the Anti-Japanese War, Liu Xiang, Chairman of the Kuomintang Sichuan Province, secretly dispatched 1000 engineers to dig. At the foot of the hillside behind Gaoshengdian in Zidadikou, Dadu River, engineers dug in from the mountain wall and suddenly saw three caves, each of which was paved with stone strips and sealed with concrete. But two caves were dug, with only scattered treasures and incomplete weapons. When digging the third hole, Chiang Kai-shek found it. He quickly sent a paleontologist and anthropologist, Dr. Ma, to lead a delegation of paleontologists in the Sichuan-Kangbian border region to intervene, and the Antiquities Protection Committee of the Forbidden City and others telegraphed that excavation was prohibited. Soon, Liu Xiang was ordered to lead the troops out of Sichuan to resist Japan, and the treasure digging was finally forced to stop. According to the field investigation of the researchers, it seems that the location and construction degree of these three caves were not built in a hurry when the Taiping Army was trapped. The mystery of Shi Dakai's treasure can only be solved by further excavation. Cixi is a famous "luxury" queen mother in history. She loved pearls, agates, precious stones, jade articles, gold and silver utensils and other treasures before her death. The value of the treasures buried in the coffin was as high as 200 million taels of silver. The abandoned quilt of Cixi Mausoleum is decorated with 6,000 pearls, and the stone carving that Qianlong Mausoleum can't move is amazing-
She is not an emperor, but she plays with two generations of emperors in her palm; She is just a woman, but let the phoenix fly high above the dragon; Her mausoleum surpassed her husband's and was the most exquisite in the eastern Qing Dynasty. However, what she didn't expect was that it was this exquisiteness that made her grave stolen and her soul restless after her death. She is the famous Empress Dowager Cixi who ruled China for nearly 60 years in modern history.
The "fill-in-the-blank" jewelry in the coffin is worth 2.23 million taels of silver, and the value of funerary objects is 1 100 million taels of silver.
Cixi is a famous "luxury" queen mother in history. She loved pearls, agates, precious stones, jade articles, gold and silver vessels and other treasures before her death. After her death, the treasure buried in the coffin was worth as much as 200 million taels of silver.
Li was the most trusted eunuch of Empress Dowager Cixi, and he was one of the participants when Empress Dowager Cixi buried the treasure in the coffin after her death. Li and his nephew's Notes on Aiyuexuan recorded in detail the types, quantity, location and value of Cixi's funerary objects.
In Cixi's coffin, the bottom was covered with a 7-inch-thick gold-woven cushion, which was inlaid with pearls 12604, 85 precious stones and 203 white jade. The brocade mattress is covered with a layer of silk mattress embroidered with lotus flowers, and there are 2400 pearls on the silk mattress.
Covered with Cixi is a gold woven Dalagni quilt, which is made of bright yellow satin and twisted gold thread, with 25,000 words of Dalagni scriptures on it. The quilt is decorated with 820 pearls. After the grave robbers took the pearls, they abandoned this priceless quilt in the ground. 1979 discovered it when cleaning the underground palace. The quilt is also covered with 6000 pearls, which is also priceless.
When Cixi died, she wore a crested phoenix inlaid with pearls and precious stones. A pearl in the crown weighs four taels and is as big as an egg. At that time, the value of 10 was more than two thousand silver, and the value of rockhopper can be imagined. With a pearl in his mouth, it is said that hair can be seen within 100 step at night; There are three beads hanging around the neck, two are pearls and one is ruby; Wearing a gold silk skirt, embroidered beaded coat, kicking boots, holding Yu Lian.
Beside him, there are jade Buddha statues, as well as various gems and corals. It is said that when the treasure was buried, undertaker found a hole in the coffin, so he poured 4 liters of pearls and 2,200 pieces of red, blue and emerald. These "fill-in-the-blank" jewels alone are worth 2.23 million taels of silver.
Selling, destroying, smuggling and losing stolen treasures abroad.
It is said that the most precious funerary object in Cixi's coffin belongs to the Nine Linglong Pagoda carved by white jade, which is said to be a "smoke stream".
Legend has it that there are four jadeite watermelons in Cixi's coffin, two with white skin and yellow seeds and two with green skin and white seeds, which are worth 6 million taels of silver.
It is reported that the treasures stolen from Cixi Mausoleum were either used for bribery by Sun Dianying and others, or sold, destroyed or even smuggled out of the country, and most of them are still missing.
It is said that in order to escape guilt, Sun Dianying once gave Song Meiling the Pearl of the Night, which Cixi called.
There is a jade cabbage in the National Palace Museum in Taipei, which is the treasure of its town hall and probably the lost property of Cixi Mausoleum.
But with the passage of time, no one can tell where these stolen treasures went.
1928, Sun Dianying, the 1st12nd commander of the National Revolutionary Army stationed near Dongling, Zunhua, Hebei Province, had the idea of Dongling and sent his teacher Tan Wenjiang to inquire about the situation.
Through the mouth of a eunuch who had served Cixi, Tan Wenjiang learned that there were a large number of rare treasures buried in the tomb of Cixi in Ding Dong Mausoleum, and copied them from the eunuch's Notes on Aiyuexuan, the Treasure Map of Cixi, and the Clothes after Filial Piety.
After finding out the situation, Tan Wenjiang proposed to Sun Dianying the suggestion of excavating the tomb of Cixi. On July 1928 and 1, Sun Dianying ordered Tan Wenjiang to strictly observe all the main roads in Dongling to prevent others from entering. After driving the troops of two brigades into Dongling, he began to explore the entrance to the underground palace, and planned to leave Dongling on the grounds of changing the defense after the robbery, blaming the incident on bandits.
After blasting the underground gate, he successfully entered the mausoleum of Cixi.
After some twists and turns, the soldiers who robbed the tomb found the entrance to the underground palace of Cixi. Entering the ancient cave gate from under the Ming building, at the end of the corridor is a wall with steel bars cast, and the entrance to the underground palace is under this "King Kong Wall".
From July 4th to July 10, guns kept coming from Dongling. The locals thought it was a war and no one dared to go out. But what they didn't expect was that the two mausoleums had been exploded.
The soldiers who entered the underground palace of Cixi did not expect that they entered the main tomb very smoothly and saw the coffins and buried treasures effortlessly. The main tomb of Cixi is a stone room paved entirely with white marble, with a white marble platform in the middle, that is, the "treasure bed". Above the stone platform, there is a huge coffin, which is Zigong of Empress Dowager Cixi. On the two stone piers on both sides, there are incense treasures and album pages recording Cixi posthumous title. Rommel's treasure, the desert fox, is his plunder of Africa, including gold bars, bricks, precious metals, balls and diamonds, with a total valuation of $300 million!
1In the autumn of 942, Hitler's Afrika Korps, which once ran rampant in North Africa, began to lose its advantage. At that time, the allied forces led by British Marshal Montgomery even defeated the Germans.
Rommel's African Corps led by Rommel fled to Libya after the Egyptian rout, and the headquarters of the Corps was moved to the port of Biscay in Tunisia.
Fortunately, American troops led by Eisenhower came back from Algeria. Hitler's elite troops in Africa were already at a disadvantage between Scylla and Charybdis. At this time, it was1May 943.
At this time, Hitler issued a secret order to Rommel to overcome all difficulties and be sure to transport the gold treasure scratched by the African legion to a reliable place, otherwise it would be destroyed. According to the intelligence of the allied forces investigating the ships coming and going in Biscay, it was found that a naval vessel with unknown mission, but equipped with strong artillery fire, secretly left Biscay, broke through the allied sea blockade and arrived at Spacher port in northern Italy. According to the allied intelligence, before dawn on 19431October 18, a small boat left Spachell after receiving a batch of "goods" from the ship coming from the port of Biscay, and its whereabouts were never found. When Hitler's African legion was defeated, gold bars and treasures were not found. Moreover, for a long time, those treasures seemed to sink into the sea without a trace. Therefore, there is reason to believe that it is the boat that has undertaken the task of hiding treasure. Legend has it that the prosperity of the temple is related to Zhang's treasure. According to legend, after Zhang established the Daxi regime in Chengdu, he was extremely rich. His adopted son served hundreds of masons in Qingfeng Mountain (now the mountain outside Qingcheng City) to mine stone, but half a year later, the mountain road was not repaired, the temple was not built, and hundreds of masons and their stone were gone! According to legend, these stones were probably used to build the underground palace and hide extremely rich treasures, and masons were buried with them after the underground palace was restored. Another way of saying this is that after Zhang was killed, his Ministry will send a monk named Xinlian from Myanmar to Qingfeng Mountain to look after Zhang's treasure. Monk Xinlian sticks to his duty so that when the time is right, he can provide help and response. However, a few years later, Wu Sangui led the Qing army to suppress the army of the Western Regions, and the heart lotus monk died of despair. Before he died, he confessed his extraordinary life experience and the experience of moving to the north and south. However, because he had entered the Buddha deeply, he did not explain the treasure, and thousands of treasures were entrusted to people who had "fate" in the future.
The ancients said, "If you want to know the sword robbery in the world, listen to the butcher's door at midnight." This sentence is really sad and painful. Of course, the whereabouts of Zhang 102,000 pieces of gold and silver and the sudden prosperity of the temple have all become unsolved mysteries of human wealth and have been included in the book forever. The truth of the past is no longer important. What's important is that all the disputes over rights and wealth have finally brought the cool face of today's Zhennan Cooper, Cangsong Bamboo and Buddha Land Immortal School.