Excavating the tomb of Tu Hi's closest eunuch, experts declare terrifying things

Li Lianying was a famous eunuch during the Qing Dynasty, known for her cunning, scheming, ability to read minds, and ability to serve her master. Therefore, Li Lianying was the person that Empress Dowager Cixi trusted the most and entrusted her with many important responsibilities.

Li Lianying was a famous eunuch during the Qing Dynasty. (Photo: Sohu)

Li Lianying's original name was Li Jinxi. He was castrated and entered the palace at the age of 9. Growing up in the palace since childhood, Li Lianying was very good at winning people's hearts. In history, he was mentioned as a person with extremely high EQ and IQ. Not only did he win the hearts of Cixi, Li Lianying was also very popular with his subordinates.

In 1908, both Guangxu and Cixi passed away, and Li Lianying knew that he could no longer stay in the Forbidden City. Therefore, 100 days after Cixi died, he took the initiative to resign, gave all the gold, silver, and jewels that had been given to Empress Dowager Longyu, and left the palace.

Three years after leaving the palace, Li Lianying died at the age of 63. The time of his death was also the time when the Qing Dynasty was in decline. Li Lianying was buried with great honors by the emperor and had a 20-acre independent mausoleum built in Beijing. It can be said that few eunuchs received such great honor.

In 1988, archaeologists found Li Lianying's tomb. After the discovery, a team of experts urgently excavated the tomb. They discovered many unusual points in Li Lianying's tomb.

First , Li Lianying’s tomb is extremely hard. The reason is that the tomb’s walls are made of a mixture of egg whites, glutinous rice, and lime, which hardens into steel when solidified. However, because the walls are so hard, experts are worried that if they dig too roughly, they will destroy the valuable artifacts inside.

Luckily, while they were having a headache looking for another entrance, an old man nearby showed them a secret passage in the tomb.

The tomb of eunuch Li Lianying was built very majestically. (Photo: Sohu)

Second , Li Lianying's body was no longer intact.

Archaeologists hypothesize that when Li Lianying was alive, he had offended many people and had many enemies. These people only dared to take revenge after his death. Perhaps, they took Li Lianying's body and hid it somewhere. To this day, experts have not found the remaining bones of this eunuch.

Quoc Thai (Source: Sohu)

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