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What does Luoyang mean by "the emperor drives six" and how to understand it?

Luoyang's "Emperor Driving Six" is now a famous tourist attraction. Like many tombs, it has many funerary objects, but this one is different from other tombs in that it has chariots and horses instead of precious antique property. Like its name "Driving Six", all kinds of complicated cars in it are the cars that the emperor took at that time, noble and elegant, and this chariot pit is huge and luxurious.

"The son of heaven drives six", that is, the sedan chair of the son of heaven is two carriages drawn by six horses, and the others can only be four horses, which is called "driving four". "The son of heaven drives six" is a ritual system in ancient China, which symbolizes the noble status of the son of heaven.

Shangshu Xia Shu said in Song of Five Sons, "It's like riding six horses on a rotten rope." . "Du Ji of King Li Yi" said: "The emperor drives six, the vassal drives five, the Qing drives four, the doctor drives three, the scholar drives two, and Shu Ren drives one." ? The records in ancient books are the same as those in the tombs of chariots and horses that we see now, and the discovery of Driving Six in Tian Zi, Luoyang is the largest and most precious site of Driving Six in the world, and it is also the only pit that can reflect the ritual system that only Tian Zi can drive six in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. There are also trespassing, such as the cemetery of Qin State in Shaanxi and the cemetery of Jiuliandun Warring States in Zaoyang, Hubei.

The Emperor's Driving Six in Luoyang has brought great help to the archaeological cause of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, giving people some general field concepts about the hazy Eastern Zhou Dynasty, and also allowing us to gain a missing history. Rebuilding history depends on our constant discovery and exploration. All archaeologists believe that we should respect history, combine words with antiquities and explore the truth of history.