Is there any supernatural phenomenon in the Terracotta Warriors 1 pit unearthed in Xi 'an?

It's not supernatural, it's the body of a grave robber.

Terracotta warriors and horses are the sacrifices of Qin Shihuang. When archaeologists excavated the tomb of Qin Shihuang, they found a large number of terracotta warriors and horses under the tomb. However, four bodies were also found in the No.1 pit of Terracotta Warriors and Horses, which did not completely decompose into bones, so archaeologists called the police and asked the police to investigate the matter.

After a detailed investigation, it was discovered that all four men were grave robbers, but the cause of death was too strange, not man-made. Later, they were called the Xi Terracotta Warriors haunted event.

Before the Terracotta Warriors were discovered by archaeologists, many grave robbers went to the tomb of Qin Shihuang to steal things, but most of them died tragically after entering, so some people suspected that there might be evil spirits in the tomb, or the Terracotta Warriors were resurrected and killed these grave robbers, because it happened before.

It is said that the Terracotta Warriors resurrected and killed an old man. Later, the murderer was not found, so it is very similar to the haunted incident of the Terracotta Warriors in Xi 'an. In addition, experts said that in 20 10, archaeologists accidentally discovered an ancient tomb while excavating the No.1 pit of Terracotta Warriors, among which four bodies were found.

Besides, judging from the appearance of the bodies, they were not completely corrupt. At that time, archaeologists agreed that these four bodies may have coveted the treasures in the ancient tomb, but they died tragically in the ancient tomb. It is said that the police came to the scene and learned through investigation that the four bodies turned out to be grave robbers.

However, when looking at the autopsy report, everyone was surprised. There were no scars on the four bodies, and the causes of death were funny. They were all scared to death, and some died of a heart attack from fright. It can be seen that these people must be ghosts, and then they were scared to death.

Later, the haunted incident of Xi 'an Terracotta Warriors spread all over the country. Many people say it's strange, and the cause of death of those grave robbers is still a mystery, because many atheists say there are no ghosts in the world, and the four grave robbers may have died for other reasons.

However, some people think that the Xi 'an Terracotta Warriors haunted event may be false, because after all, it was spread on the Internet, and no one reported it on TV or newspapers at all, so they went to the Xi 'an Terracotta Warriors Museum to ask in person, and later they learned the truth of the Xi 'an Terracotta Warriors haunted event.

However, it never happened. It may be just an event that is widely circulated on the Internet, or it may be that someone fabricated these stories to add some mystery to the Terracotta Warriors, spread them on the Internet and attract more people's attention.

Extended data:

The first pit is an east-west rectangular pit with a length of 230 meters and a width of 62 meters, with a total area of 14260 square meters and five doorways around it. There are cloisters at the east and west ends of the pit, a cloister at the north and south sides, and nine east-west holes in the middle, which are separated by rammed earth walls. Chariots are the main body of this pit, and vehicles and infantry form a rectangular joint formation.

The main body of the military array faces east, and there are rows of warriors facing outward in the south, north and west corridors, serving as wings and guards; Three rows of warriors in the east are pioneers. Inside the nine tunnels, there are huge chariots and infantry main forces. There are four rows of warriors in each tunnel, some wearing robes, some wearing armor and chariots in the middle. There is a charioteer and two riders behind each chariot.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Terracotta Warriors No.1 Pit