Aunt City

Xinyang City fell and his aunt died. Emperor Wen felt very uncomfortable, so he decided to bury his aunt generously. After searching the entire city and killing all 20,000 prisoners but still unable to reach the level of his aunt, Emperor Wen ordered a gold head to be set on it and gave him a large number of burial objects, creating the legend of "gold head and jade burial". In order to prevent someone from robbing the tomb, Emperor Wen arranged for people to carry out eight coffins from the four gates of Xinyang City at the same time, and built eight tombs around the city. Each two tombs were assigned 200 tombkeepers. The descendants of these tombkeepers took root and settled here and built villages, which later became Yugudui Village, Huanggudui Village, Hegudui Village, Wanggudui Village, "four gates and eight Gudui". This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.