What are the nine gates of grave robbery notes?

The old nine doors are divided into three doors: the upper door, the flat door and the lower door. The last three dishes: Zhang Qishan, February Red and half a plum. Ping Sanmen: Chen Pi A Si, Wu Laogou, Hebei Lao Liu. Next three: Huo Xiangu, Qi Tiezui and kuya.

Wu Xie's notes on grave robbery;

There are nine prefects in old Changsha, and all the other eight lines know it. These grave-robbing families are powerful and involve all aspects of cultural relics smuggling. Almost all the funerary objects inevitably pass through one of them when they flow out of Changsha.

There are different opinions about why it is called the nine-door prefect. The most recognized one is that because there are nine gates in ancient big cities, businessmen entering and leaving the city have to choose one of them, which is what the old nine gates mean. To do business in Changsha, you can only choose one of these nine forces, and there is no other way.

Extended data Zhang Qishan:

The master of Laojiumen is called Master Zhang Foye. Grandson of the previous generation (Zhang Ruitong), descendant of the Zhang family of the miscellaneous people. It belongs to a small family that was expelled from the family and moved to Changsha from the northeast. Zhang Qishan participated in the modern revolution and was one of the founding fathers, but he didn't use his real name. After liberation, in order to protect a secret that can't live in the world, Jiumen was thoroughly cleaned.

Zhang Qiling

The soul figure in Nanpai's three uncles' works "Notes on Grave Robbery", one of the protagonists in this book, and the spiritual leader of the Iron Triangle. As soon as it appears, it gives everyone a sense of security and hope, and it is almost omnipotent.

In ancient times, the full name of the word "awake" meant to drive away the souls of the dead, and all the Zhang clansmen called it "Zhang Qiling", so it was inferred that the Zhang clansmen were also responsible for burying the dead in the Gu Lou of the Zhang family.

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