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Major Supernatural Events in Chinese Folk Legends.
Chapter 110: The Mysterious Incident of Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum. [110]
Summary
Legend has it that Qin Shi Huang's underground palace lies within Lishan Mountain, not beneath the burial mound. Surrounding a sacrificial altar is a mercury river. Local lore claims that on rainy days, phantom soldiers can be heard, marking the emperor's coffin's arrival. Archaeologists discovered terracotta warriors nearby, raising questions about their distance from the mausoleum, which spans 56 square kilometers. Historical texts suggest the tomb contains over 100 tons of mercury, raising doubts about its source. Recent explorations revealed a massive altar beneath the mound and hinted at the existence of a mysterious structure. These findings suggest a complex burial site filled with treasures and possibly a vast mercury lake, leaving experts eager to uncover its secrets.Full content
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