Businessmen in Qi Huangong did not forget to take revenge for 30 years, and became the ancestor of grave robbery on record. Childe businessman is not famous in history, but when it comes to his father Qi Huangong, many people know him. In the early years, childe merchants had conflicts with Li Yuan, a doctor in their country, because they were fighting for the boundary between farmland and cities. In the end, Guo Xiang insisted on the principle of justice, so that Li Yuan won, and the childe merchants remembered Li Yuan as the enemy. The childe businessman was not a monarch at first, until he designed and killed his nephew, and then came to the top. After taking the upper position, childe merchants still don't forget the old enemy of Liyuan. It's just that the pear garden has long passed away, and the merchant of Childe still had her grave dug up and her feet cut off. This incident was recorded by historians, and childe merchants became the ancestors of grave robbers.
In addition to childe merchants, there were many grave robbers later. Let's talk about Cao Cao. The late Eastern Han Dynasty, where Cao Cao lived, was an eventful autumn. At that time, Cao Cao was a strategist and politician with an identity that few people knew. Grave robbers. Cao Cao didn't hold a grudge against anyone when he robbed the tomb. He's only after the money in the grave. You should know that Cao Cao often leads troops to fight, and the military expenditure is very large. In order to subsidize military spending, Cao Cao thought of robbing the tomb. Cao Cao is also very serious about grave robbery. He specially arranged official positions for grave robbers and concentrated on robbing them. With the support of Cao Cao, these people robbed countless tombs.
To sum up, grave robbery still has a long history in China, and the rise of grave robbery is mainly due to the living people's coveting for the property in the tomb.