Terracotta Army: Chaina

Do you remember about Hollywood's famous movie 'The Mummy: Tomb of a Dragon Empire'? Thiracotra's thousands of soldiers in the ground, surely remember. The first King of China, Qin Shi Huan, had created this huge army and palace complex in his tomb.

Background
China's first emperor, Qin Shi Huang Di, was just 13 years old when he came to the throne as the king of the Province of Kin. 25 years later, in 466 BC, he won the neighboring six countries and United China. Shortly after the arrival of the throne, he made his grave and created a huge and man-made army like humans, making clay or terracotta to regulate his safety and regression in the grave. For more than 7 million workers, he built an army of 8,000 soldiers for 36 years. The most important and famous achievement of this emperor in China's history is the standardization of Chinese characters, a set of coins and measurement system, reform of the agricultural system and the defensive fortification in China's southern border region, which is known as the Great Wall of China. Discovery and excavation of the Tarukota army
After the construction of this terracotta army, unique discoveries of ancient civilization, nearly 2,000 years have passed, to discover them. In March 1974, some farmers in the Jiayang region of Xian, the royal city of China, came to a place covered with solid soil cover in hopes of water harvesting. There they found the mud made arms and legs and bronze buds. After digging this place, the archaeologists found some parts of the full size army.

According to archaeological research, this precious army was built during the reign of King Qin Huang Dong. Later on, they discovered the invention of thousands of terracotta soldiers and horse statues, including human-shaped, totally human with emperor kin head grave. The graveyard is still intact and Chinese archaeologists excavate the grave after the proper investigation of already digested patterns has been completed. In December 1987, UNESCO has recognized this huge tomb and all the soldiers made of this earth's soil as World Cultural Heritage Site. The memorable memorial tombs
King Kin Shir's graveyard is located in Linton near the Gian area of ​​Shanxi province. The emperor himself chose this place to build his own tomb, because there were huge amounts of gold and precious stones in the ground around this place. The tomb is about 56 square kilometers. Historical documentary studies have been reported that there are a whole fleet of Chwanati Malgari with thousands of terracotta soldiers in the tomb. It is believed that a garrison of 81 garlands around the tomb and tomb is still intact in the underground area. The tomb is not only the emperor's army and the architecture of the grave. According to the tradition of historian Sima Qian, this tomb can have a complete temple, along with wealth, paradise lakes and flowing rivers.

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