Brief introduction of Tianshan Han tomb

Tianshan Han Tomb is located in Tianshan area (formerly Tianshan Town), Qiao Song Town, Gaoyou City. 1979, Shenju Mountain excavated 1 Western Han Tomb. Its sub-wood area is 18 times larger than that of Mawangdui Han Tomb in Hunan Province, which represents the funeral with the highest etiquette in ancient times. Gold thread and jade clothes were unearthed. According to preliminary research, the owner of the tomb is Liu Xu, the king of Guangling in the Western Han Dynasty, who was buried in the same tomb with his wife. A large number of cultural relics have been unearthed in the Han tombs, including jade, bronze, lacquerware, pottery, wooden servants, cars and other cultural relics. The lacquerware and woodcarving in the unearthed funerary objects are very exquisite, especially the lacquered collapse, wooden shoes and complete sets of bathing utensils, which are really rare in Han Dynasty archaeology. Because it is the best preserved, it has caused a sensation at home and abroad. Xinhua Daily and People's Daily both made special reports. Tomb 1982 was announced as a cultural relics protection unit in Jiangsu Province. Four wooden tombs of stone pits in the Western Han Dynasty were unearthed. Among them, the No.1 and No.2 Han Tombs all adopted the highest burial system in the Han Dynasty-"imperial court lifting". The owners of these two tombs are the first generation of Guangling people, Xu He and Empress, with a history of more than 2,000 years. Han Tomb No.1 is the largest tomb in China, with complete structure. A large number of cultural relics and rich figures have been unearthed from the mausoleum. The structure of Huangchang puzzle is fine, just like Fangcheng, which vividly reflects the local economy, architecture, technology and living standards at that time. It provides valuable physical data for the study of funeral etiquette, official system, woodworking technology and calligraphy art in Guangling country of Han Dynasty.