The Legend of Rui Jiang from the Generation of Female Monarch Gu Rui

Name: The Legend of Rui Jiang from the Generation of Female Monarch Gu Rui
Author: Sinai

by Sinai

completed Ancient Romance Matriarchal Dynasty Female Lead

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99Kwords32chapters

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Ch. 32 — 玉不去身

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Wedge A gentleman has no reason, and the jade does not leave his body. It is like this in life, and it is also the same in death. However... A tomb without jade, this is the origin of the story. During the Northern Song Dynasty, a farmer found a bronze vessel exposed on the beach while fishing by the Yellow River, and presented it to Song Zhenzong. The bronze vessel was engraved with "Rui Gong Yan". By the Qing Dynasty, various historical collections included "Rui Gong" and "Rui Gong". There are as many as 26 Rui Kingdom ritual vessels with the inscription "Prince", but there is no clear place of discovery. Until 2005 AD, a group of ancient Rui Kingdom tombs were unearthed in Liangdai Village, Shaanxi Province. There were four large tombs among them, which were of a high level. Ancient tombs had strict levels: There are 9 tripods for the emperor, 7 tripods for the princes, and 5 tripods for the great officials... Tomb M27 - Tomb of King Rui Guo Ruihuan Cemetery Zhongzi-shaped tomb \u002F Buried with seven tripods and six gui \u002F 24 bronze ritual vessels + bronze chimes + bronze yue gong \u002F 48 gold vessels \u002F Jade vessels representing the status of the monarch Tomb M26 - Tomb of the First Lady of the King of Rui State, Rui (Zhong) Jiang Tomb A-shaped tomb \u002F Five tripods and four gui were buried with it \u002F 23 bronze ritual vessels + 6 bronze artifacts \u002F More than 500 jade vessels Tomb M19 - Tomb of the young lady of the King of Rui State A-shaped tomb \u002F Four tripods and four guis were buried with them (three of them were lower-level tripods) \u002F 14 bronze ritual vessels \u002F A small number of jade vessels Tomb M28 - Tomb of the Son of the King of Rui State A-shaped tomb \u002F Buried with five tripods and four gui \u002F Bronze ritual utensils + bronze bells + bronze daggers \u002F 0 pieces of jade (it is very strange for a gentleman to keep jade from his body for no reason)