Nanyue King's Tomb - Western Han Dynasty - Guangzhou - Jason's Tour - Full Episode
Host Jason enters the Nanyue King's tomb and explores the riches of the Western Han Dynasty. Experience the culture of China 2,000 years ago through the grave good recovered and displayed in this modern museum.
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The Museum of the Western Han Dynasty Mausoleum of the Nanyue King-Zhao Mo-English-Lance's Travels
In Guangzhou,there is a tomb of a king called Zhao Mo.Come here to take a look at the tomb and its artifacts!(English)
在廣州，有一個名叫趙眜的國王墓。來這裡看看墓穴及其文物！（英文）
在广州，有一个名叫赵眜的国王墓。来这里看看墓穴及其文物！（英文）
Nanyue King's Tomb - Western Han Dynasty - Guangzhou - Jason's Tour Part 1
Welcome, traveler, to the Museum of the Nanyue King of the Western Han Dynasty museum. Local host Jason will take you through the archaeological research portion of the museum before heading up to the tomb in part 2.
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Nanyue King's Tomb - Western Han Dynasty - Guangzhou - Jason's Tour Part 2
Host Jason enters the tomb of the Nanyue King and looks for ghosts, bodies, and taller ceilings. Join him on his exploration of this site.
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Nanyue King's Tomb - Western Han Dynasty - Guangzhou - Jason's Tour Part 3
Step into the Treasures of the Tomb exhibit hall with Jason. Discuss burial practice, jade carvings, and the occasional difference in translation between Chinese and English information text.
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Nanyue King's Tomb - Western Han Dynasty - Guangzhou - Jason's Tour Part 4
Jason explores the ceramic pillows, musical bells, and claim that China invented golf and barbecue. The last exhibit halls of the Nanyue tomb grave goods revels common daily use items.
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Weekend Explorer- Nanyue King Tomb Museum, Guangzhou, China
Weekend Explorer's Jeffrey Lehmann visits Nanyue King Tomb Museum holding the mausoleum and its contents of Zhao Mo, the second king of the Nanyue kingdom. It was discovered in 1983. You can actually explore the chambers of the tomb itself. Zhao Mo was the grandson of fabled Qin general Zhao Tuo, who the emperor sent south to quell unrest here in 214 BC. Instead, he broke away from the Han Dynasty and founded Guangzhou.
How mausoleum of the Nanyue King - Triệu Mạt was discovered.
Zhao Mo (Chinese: 趙眜; Vietnamese: Triệu Mạt) was the second ruler of the kingdom of Nanyue. It included parts of southern China, as well as northern Vietnam. His capital was Panyu, modern Guangzhou. The culture of the kingdom encouraged assimilation between the native Yue and immigrant Chinese.
China Guangzhou Museum of the Mausoleum of the Nanyue King Trip (Photo Album)
Photo album from my trip to Museum of the Mausoleum of the Nanyue King (西汉南越王博物馆) in Guangzhou, China
2000-year-old Western Han Dynasty tomb unearthed
The Han-Dynasty burial site of Haihunhou counts as one of the world's great archaeological finds. Five years of excavation have unearthed more than 20-thousand pieces, and more are being discovered. We head to Nanchang city, in eastern China's Jiangxi Province, for a closer look.
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廣州南越王墓外觀及墓室防盜詳細旁述紀錄 2016Museum of Nanyue King Mausoleum
趙佗（約西元前240年－西元前137年），恒山郡真定縣（今中國河北正定縣）人，原為秦朝將領，與任囂南下攻打百越。西元前208年，南海郡尉任囂病重，臨死前把時任龍川縣令的趙佗召來，向他闡述了自己依靠南海郡傍山靠海、有險可據的有利地形來建立國家，以抵抗中原各起義軍隊的侵犯的謀劃；並當即向趙佗頒佈任命文書，讓趙佗代行南海郡尉的職務， 囑咐他“秦政無道，中原擾亂，番禺，負山險，阻南海，東西數千里，頗有中國人相輔，此亦一州之主也，可以立國。” 趙佗洞悉廣州防禦要領，為了防止北方戰亂南延，加強對嶺南的控制，嚴封五嶺的四關——橫浦關、誆浦關、陽山關、湟溪關；斷絕4條新道——江西入廣東南雄一路，湖南入廣東連州一路，湖南入廣西賀縣一路和湖南入廣西靜江一路；構築了捍衛番禺的三道防線：樂昌一仁化一南雄防線，英德一清遠防線，石門要塞防線。北兵要逾五嶺攻南越，不破這三道防線，是到不了番禺的。秦末大亂時，趙佗割據嶺南，建立南越國。成為南越國第一代王和皇帝，西元前203年至前137年在位，號稱“南越武王”或“南越武帝”。在執政期間，由於他一直實行“和輯百越”的政策，促進了漢越民族的融合，並把中原地區的先進文化帶到了南越之地，使南越得到了更好的發展。，從而為存在95年的南越國奠下基石。1983年發現的南越國第二代國王趙眜之墓，是嶺南地區所發現的規模最大的唯一漢代彩繪石室墓。墓中出土文物一萬餘件，其中“文帝行璽”金印、玉角杯、錯金銘文虎節、印花銅板模、平板玻璃銅牌飾等文物具有重大歷史、科學、藝術價值，集中反映了兩千年前嶺南政治、經濟和文化等多方面的內容。南越王墓是中國二十世紀八十年代重大考古發現之一，1996年被列為全國重點文物保護單位。1988年正式對外開放的的西漢南越王博物館，建築面積17400多平方米，主要展示南越王墓原址及其出土文物。博物館以古墓為中心，依山而建，將綜合陳列大樓、古墓保護區、主體陳列大樓幾個不同序列的空間有機地聯繫在一起，突出了遺址博物館的群體氣派，是嶺南現代建築的一個輝煌代表，曾獲得六項國內外建築大獎。館展絲縷玉衣為西漢時期文物。長1.73米。共用了2291片玉，用絲線穿系和麻布粘貼編綴而成。是我國迄今所見的年代最早的一套形制完備的玉衣，又是從未見於文獻和考古發現的新品種，其上衣採用對襟形式也是一大特色。出土時玉片散落在地，經三年時間完成修復。外形與人體形狀基本一樣，分頭套、上衣、袖筒、褲筒、手套和鞋六部分。為便於穿著，各部分分別製作。其中頭套，手套和鞋的玉片均在片角鑽孔，以絲線連綴；其餘玉片用麻布襯裏，每塊玉片表面用窄絲帶作交叉粘貼，然後再用寬絲帶沿玉片的邊緣作縱橫粘連。由於整件玉片皆以絲帶綴連，故稱之為“絲縷玉衣”。
Zhenhai Tower and Guangzhou Museum, Guangzhou
Guangzhou Museum อยู่ใน Zhenhai Tower ในบริเวณ Yuexiu Park กวางเจา
Haihunhou Tomb Finds: Identity of Han-Dynasty marquis confirmed
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Present! - Tomb Treasures: New Discoveries from China's Han Dynasty at the Asian Art Museum
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Han Yang Ling Mausoleum
One has to wonder with all the wonderful treasures inside Han Yang Ling Mausoleum, what amazing items are hidden away in other Chinese Tombs. If arkeologists were allowed to explore the Tomb of Qin Shi Huang (protected by the Terracotta Army) which in comparison to Han Yang Ling Mausoleum is on a far more grander scale, what amazing treasures would they find find in there.
There are many fascinating historical sites to visit in and around the city of Xi'an, not just the Terracotta Army. It is possible to spend a few days in Xi'an viewing the sites and not become bored.
By David Goorney
Tomb of Emperor Jingi / Hanyangling Mausoleum, Xian, China
This museum is designed so that you view most of the excavated pits through glass from above, but the last portion allows you to walk alongside some of the artifacts. This is a video of that last portion, which features items such as clay animals and housewares. The museum was extremely dark, so the video is also quite dark.
Nanyue
In 196 BC, Zhao Tuo paid obeisance to the Emperor Gaozu of Han, and Nanyue was referred to by Han leaders as a foreign servant, synecdoche for a vassal state. Around 183 BC, relations between the Nanyue and the Han dynasty soured, and Zhao Tuo began to refer to himself as an emperor, suggesting Nanyue's sovereignty. In 179 BC, relations between the Han and Nanyue improved, and Zhao Tuo once again made submission, this time to Emperor Wen of Han as an subject state. The submission was somewhat superficial, as Nanyue retained autonomy from the Han, and Zhao Tuo was referred to as Emperor throughout Nanyue until his death. In 113 BC, fourth-generation leader Zhao Xing sought to have Nanyue formally included as part of the Han Empire. His prime minister Lü Jia objected vehemently and subsequently killed Zhao Xing, installing his elder brother Zhao Jiande on the throne and forcing a confrontation with the Han dynasty. The next year, Emperor Wu of Han sent 100,000 troops to war against Nanyue. By the year's end, the army had destroyed Nanyue and established Han rule. The kingdom lasted 93 years and had five generations of kings.
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