When the emperor went to the funeral, the coffin made the cow cry and the son ignored it.

Jin Wengong was a famous monarch in the Spring and Autumn Period. To some extent, the 300-year-old romance in the Spring and Autumn Period is the era of confrontation between Chu and Jin. Jin Wengong lived in exile for 19 years. After returning to power, he became king in just a few years. The most important thing is the policy of governing the country, which enabled Kim to rule for 300 years until it split into three countries.

After the death of Jin Wengong, a strange thing happened when the coffin was carried out of Jiangcheng, the capital city. The coffin sounded like a cow. Duke Xiang of Jin did not order it to be opened, but let the soothsayer Guo Yan open it. At that time, Qin was suppressed by Jin, so we had to move eastward to dominate the Central Plains. When he died, he went to the east to levy Zheng, the younger brother of Jin State.

Because Qin Jin is not bad, Duke Xiang of Jin is hesitant about this matter. Neither he nor I know whether to send troops to stop it. Guo Yan said to Duke Xiang of Jin: The cow in the coffin shows that the former dynasty supported the State of Jin against the State of Qin. So there was the classic battle in history, the battle of Lushan Mountain and the first adowa war in China.

After this war, Qin had no intention of going east, changed to the west, and even closed its doors. It was not until the Three Kingdoms gained a firm foothold that the State of Qin sprouted its ambition to seek hegemony eastward. So, why does Jin Wengong's coffin sound like a cow?

From a scientific point of view, there is only one explanation. Jin Wengong is not dead, but in a state of suspended animation. He didn't wake up until the coffin was out of the city gate, and then knocked on the coffin and shouted. Unfortunately, his son ignored it.