[Anti-Japanese Iron Blood King] Chapter 812: Rampant Japanese Tomb Robbers (Ask for Subscription!) , ask for a monthly pass, ask for everything! ）

As a result of this "national policy of aggression," Japanese soldiers committed all kinds of evil in China, and some even gave Chinese cultural relics to the Japanese imperial family as war trophies. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

The inscription inscription of the Tang Dynasty Cui Su sinking well under the Golden Mountain in the east of Lushunkou is the only Tang tablet that originally existed in the northeast region. At the beginning of the 20th century, the Japanese naval commander Tomioka Dinggong, who had invaded Arthur, stole it and sent it back to Japan as a commemorative gift for the occupation of Arthur and presented it to the emperor. This thing is now stored in the stone pavilion in the front yard of the Imperial Palace in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan, and the stone truss on the front of the stele pavilion is also engraved with the name of the three-character italic pavilion of "Tang Tablet Pavilion".

After the September 18 incident, all units of the Japanese army were specially equipped with "cultural relics collectors," who had received special training and had a certain degree of professional knowledge of cultural relics. Every time they occupy a place, the "cultural relics collectors" will conduct a comprehensive search for local cultural relics and ancient books. It was against this background that the Japanese went crazy in carrying out large-scale tomb robbery in China.

To this end, Japan has dispatched various "study groups" to various regions to search and screen cultural relics, books, and periodicals.

In addition to the military, Japan has also set up a number of special institutions for looting Chinese books and cultural relics, such as the "Manchurian Railway Investigation Department," the "Central China Occupation Area Library and Literature Receiving Committee," and the "Institute of Political Economy" in Tokyo, Japan. There are also some so-called academic groups, such as the Kyoto Institute of Oriental Culture, the Japanese Society for East Asian Archaeology, the Japan Association for East Asian Culture, and so on, which specialize in the so-called "research" of the looting and destruction of cultural relics in China.

Since the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Japanese have planned to carry out illegal excavation activities in China, and a large number of Japanese archaeological experts and historians with double levy status have entered China and carried out illegal excavations of ancient tombs and ancient ruins in China, especially in Northeast China, under the banner of academic research.

Two of them are particularly noteworthy: 1931 and 1937. The former had the "918 Incident", after which Northeast China became a paradise for Japanese tomb robbers; After the outbreak of the "Lugou Bridge Incident" and the fall of Nanjing, the national capital, Japanese tomb robbers can be seen in all occupied areas of China, including Taiwan, and China has become a paradise for Japanese tomb robbers.

When they commit theft, they have many means and names. In the name of "exploration", such as the Otani Chinese expedition, or in the name of "academic investigation", such as the activities of Torii Ryuzo in China, or in the name of Sino-Japanese "joint investigation", Hamada Kosaku and others in 1927 in the area of theft and excavation in China, or in the name of "travel", such as the three Japanese "academic travel teams" led by Matsumoto Nobuhiro, Saburo Hosaka, and Hideo Nishioka, in the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions......

Many of them are directly carrying out public excavation activities in the name of "archaeology" in China. For example, in 1935, professors of Nanman Medical University, Kuroda Genjihe and Takuichi Takeshima, "investigated" the Liaoqing Mausoleum in the name of the Nippon-Manchurian Cultural Society. In 1938, the directors of the "Mukden National Central Museum", Miyake Yuezong and Saito Takeichi led the "archaeological team" to excavate the ruins of the Tucheng in the Liaojin Dynasty in Fushun; Various "archaeological teams" sent by the Imperial University of Tokyo and other higher academic institutions in the name of the East Asian Archaeological Society have been excavating in China.

Just as the infamous "Unit 731 used Chinese live people for germ experiments and vivisection", the Japanese also used China's ancient tombs and monuments as their archaeological experiment objects and teaching practice bases. Their illegal excavation activities in China have led to a group of Japanese archaeologists: Kosaku Hamada, Lady Harada, Torii Ryuzo, Seiichi Mizuno, Hiroo Egami, Sadashi Sekino, Takuchi Takeshima, Hiroshi Ikeuchi, Minoru Tamura, Yukio Kobayashi, Kiichi Toriyama, Mitsukio, Kazui Komasu, Genji Kuroda, Kozaburo Torimura, Takeichi Saito, and Yaoyao Tanaka...... To a greater or lesser extent, these people have the experience of poaching and digging in China.

The Japanese can be said to be stealing everything, digging as much as they want; It is a big international scandal to steal as much as you can, and even the fruits and snacks buried in the tomb have to be stolen. Some Japanese scholars later publicly argued that their actions in China were scientific archaeological activities. Think about it, if Chinese scholars go to Japan, can you allow them to "dig so casually"!

In 1972, Xinjiang archaeologists found a silk painting of Fuxi Nuwa in the tomb numbered 72tam225 in Astana, Turpan, but it was incomplete, only the lower half.

Where did the first half go? Later, I learned that the first half of it was stored in the library of Ryukoku University in Japan. It turned out that when the Japanese were digging in the Western Regions, they cut off the upper part of the portrait in a hurry.

There are many such examples, such as the Astana Ancient Tombs in Turpan, Xinjiang, which is known as an "underground museum" in the Chinese archaeological community, and was listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit in 1988. Many tombs were stolen by Ruichao Tachibana, Eizaburo Nomura and a small group of Japanese people in Yoshikawa, and later archaeologists of the Republic carried out rescue excavations, and still found a large number of important cultural relics. If the Japanese were scientific archaeology, such a thing would never have happened.

It can be seen from the listed incidents that during the Republic of China, the Japanese tomb robbery activities in China reached the point of madness, many times more serious than the damage caused by other foreign powers, and the number of activities was also the largest.

Combined with these things he knew, Ma Zheng believed that Matsumoto Nobuhiro was not lying, on the one hand, because Matsumoto Nobuhiro now has no way out, and after losing this batch of gold cultural relics, the Japanese government will definitely not spare him, even if he has money, it is impossible to afford to lose such a large sum of money. Moreover, this time a senior general was taken prisoner, and if Matsumoto Nobuhiro dared to appear in Japan now, I am afraid that he would be arrested by the base camp as soon as he landed.

Therefore, Ma Zheng believes that Matsumoto Nobuhiro will not deceive himself, and secondly, Ma Zheng himself is not ignorant of this Golden Lily Organization and the Golden Lily Project.

After the war, there were many doubts about Japan in World War II, first of all, that Japan's military and political head Hirohito and the entire imperial family could escape the judgment of divine justice, and still be able to retain the position of emperor, and become a national symbol of Japan.

Second, why Japan was not paid war reparations after surrendering, even if China, Korea and other victim countries did not pursue Japan with virtue to repay their grievances, but at least those property and art that were robbed by Japan should also be recovered, but in fact there are no such things, except for a small part of the property looted by Japan from Asian countries was recovered, the rest is missing.

The third question is how much money Japan plundered in Asia, and after the war, it was as if it had completely evaporated, and where did this wealth go.

Finally, Japan's rise after the war is so strange that the things in the textbooks can only be used for pure students, and normal people will not believe it at all. It is a miracle that it took less than two decades for Japan, which was almost bombed to ruins, to become the world's second economic power.

The Japanese explain this miracle for various reasons, such as a non-military system, a huge order from the United States for the Korean War, a high-quality Japanese person, and so on, but a careful analysis shows that none of these can make Japan the second most powerful country in the world. Everything ultimately points to a place, an organization, and a reason!

One place is the Imperial Palace of Japan, another organization is the Golden Lily Organization, and one reason is huge wealth! Many famous scholars from all over the world believe that the reason why Japan can rise in such a short period of time is entirely due to the Japanese imperial family, and that the Japanese imperial family has such a powerful ability is the Golden Lily Organization, and the force that promotes the rapid development of Japanese society is a large amount of huge wealth hidden by Japan during World War II. (To be continued.) )