Major Supernatural Events in Chinese Folk Legends.

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In 2005, an ancient tomb in Guozhuang Village, Henan, revealed sophisticated anti-tomb raiding techniques, trapping many robbers. Excavations uncovered over 120 tunnels, revealing the tomb's royal significance. The unique "Sand-Filled Tomb" method involved using roasted sand to protect treasures, creating dangerous conditions for intruders. Artifacts from various eras, including a jade-handled bronze sword and bronze cauldrons, suggested the tomb owner was likely of high nobility from the Chu state. Despite extensive looting, archaeologists found remarkable treasures that hinted at the tomb owner's identity, potentially linked to royal lineage.

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