Legend has it that more than 1000 ships of gold and silver were buried at the bottom of Jinjiang River before Zhang died. This Jinjiang River, also known as Liujiang or Wenjiang, is one of the tributaries of Minjiang River, and its water potential is relatively gentle. If it is not the peak season, you can really cut off the river and dig holes in the riverbed to hide treasures. Many historical materials in the early Qing Dynasty also recorded Zhang Pohe's treasure, and even Zhang Zhuan, the official history of the Qing Dynasty, recorded Zhang Pohe's treasure, which shows that the treasure is not groundless. Some books even recorded the story of Zhang's hidden treasure, in order to prevent leaks, and later uncle Tu's incident, which made the story more true. Moreover, after leaving Sichuan, Zhang did make some strange moves. He killed all the unimportant ladies-in-waiting, eunuchs and handymen, nominally to avoid being humiliated after being caught by the Qing army, but people have to suspect that the reason why he did so was to prevent leaks.
This huge treasure has attracted countless greedy eyes for hundreds of years. I don't know how many people have spent a lot of time and energy on this, and of course there is money. They are trying to find it. Even the Qing Dynasty, which ruled China, officially sent people to dig this treasure twice. The first time, officials were sent to inspect the river during the Daoguang period, hoping to find the location of the treasure, but in the end it failed. During the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, in order to make up for the sharp increase in military spending, the Qing Dynasty brought up the past again, hoping to find a treasure. But I don't know why, the official appointed to deal with this matter seems to have not heard the order and is not keen on this matter. Later, this matter also went away. Later, during the Republic of China, this treasure triggered a new farce. At that time, several officials in Sichuan established a Jinjiang gold mining company. With a sudden treasure map, they dug in Jinjiang, but in the end they found nothing.
After hundreds of years of searching, there is no result, which makes people suspect that Zhang's original treasure collection was just a scam.
Zhang retired from Sichuan because of the situation, not because he had a complete plan, so he withdrew calmly. Breaking the river and hiding the treasure can't be done by lip service. It really needs careful planning, and the project is huge, which can not be completed in a short time.
How many treasures are there? Thousands of ships of jewelry, not to mention thousands of ships, even if there are only one thousand ships, this scale is not small. How can he hide quietly without anyone knowing? If it is true, because of its huge scale, there must be many people who know it. Even if he kills a group of people, there is inevitably no missing killer. The Qing army later captured Chengdu and captured a large number of people from the western regime. They don't know anything about it?
In recent decades, some people have put forward new views on the mystery of Zhang Zangbao. Some scholars believe through field research that for hundreds of years, they got nothing only because they dug the wrong place. People only know that the treasure is at the bottom of Jinjiang River, but Jinjiang is so long. Where is the treasure buried? Through careful analysis, experts believe that the exact location of Zhangbao should be in Jiangkou Town, pengshan county, which is more than 70 kilometers away from the place where people first excavated and explored. No wonder those treasure hunters tried their best to find the treasure.
It is said that in recent years, the geological department of Sichuan Province specially sent people to Jinjiang for inspection, and there was indeed an abnormal reaction at the bottom of the water. So, I'm afraid Zhang's treasure does exist. Now that the experts have found the exact location of the treasure, I think this secret will be revealed truthfully one day!
Captured women, beautiful and dying, cut off their heads and buried their bodies in the soil. Women's * * * is upward, they think it can suppress the fire. Except for one case, women can avoid death, that is, as soon as the soldiers in Zhang entered the family, the women in the family pretended to be willing to commit adultery with the soldiers.
The older generation of Sichuanese, from the gentry class to the peddlers and pawns, are almost familiar with the history of Zhang Tu Shu in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. When I was a child, I heard my grandmother, who had been a school teacher, tell the historical story of the tragic situation of Sichuan people covered with blood and bones. Although it is an old story, my grandmother's face is still gloomy and sobbing. When I heard the shock, I couldn't help asking: Why did Zhang Zhongxian kill Sichuanese so indiscriminately? Grandma said that Zhang was a demon king sent by God to disturb the world and endanger the people. Let's talk about Zhang Qi's famous saying: Everything is born in man, and everything goes to heaven. Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill!
Later, I went to middle school to study history, and Zhang was mentioned in the textbook, which was comparable to Li Zicheng who led the peasant revolutionary army to conquer the world. In the classroom, the teacher repeatedly stressed that this is the class struggle of the peasant revolutionary uprising and the driving force to promote social and historical progress. Although it has its limitations, the revolutionary rebellious spirit is of great significance. As a student at that time, although I dare not doubt the correctness of books and teachers, I still can't help but think of the famous saying on the Seven Killing Monuments that the sword is sonorous and the war can be heard.
In 2004, three hundred and sixty years after the Zhang tragedy, I opened the historical books such as Documentary Evidence, Lu Shujing and Preface to Southern Sichuan, and read relevant records, full of blood. I finally understand how terrible the limitations of the so-called peasant revolutionary army are, and its cruelty is beyond our imagination. The massacre of this army is like cutting vegetables and melons. It is simply ancient * * *, and more than 90% of the victims are ordinary people. How were the ancestors of Sichuan people ravaged by this behavior? How can hundreds of thousands of souls be safe after 360 years? The long river of history is rolling away, and it is painful to open the history of the Chinese nation. Official unofficial history, is it true? A knowledgeable person will get ahead.
In the first year of Chongzhen (1628), Emperor Chongzhen ascended the throne. The Daming regime he inherited was a mess. In the north, the Manchu army led by Huang taiji Nurhachi is eyeing up and suffering constantly; In Chinese mainland, natural disasters are frequent, and bandits have mushroomed, ravaging most parts of China. The situation faced by Zhu, the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was broken mountains and rivers, mixed with wind and rain, and full of dangers.
That year, the drought and famine in Shaanxi, Shanxi and Henan made the hungry people steal one after another, with ten following seven. Ji Saner,,, Yi,, Little Red Wolf, Earth Tiger, etc. Was the first person to start an uprising. Zhang and Li Zicheng voted at first, and then merged with Zhuang Wang to attack Shaanxi and Henan. 1633, Gao Yingxiang, the king of Chuang, cooperated with Yaotiandong and Huanglong, who were active in northeast Sichuan, and led his troops from Wushan Waterway to Kuifu. The first time I entered Sichuan, I broke Dachang, Wushan, Yunyang and Bazhou. Qin Liangyu, a female local official in Shizhu County, led the troops to stop the attack and scattered the main force of the peasant army. Zhang, fled back to Shaanxi, * * * area, new refugees according to the village, has its own climate.