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The Tomb of the Jibei King (simplified Chi … The Tomb of the Jibei King (simplified Chinese: 汉济北王墓; traditional Chinese: 漢濟北王墓; pinyin: Hàn Jìběi Wáng Mù) is a tomb from the time of the Western Han Dynasty in Changqing District of Jinan, Shandong Province, China. It is also known as the Han Dynasty Tomb of Shuangru Mountain (Chinese: 双乳山汉墓; pinyin: Shuangrushan Han mu). The tomb is thought to have been the burial site of Liu Kuan (Chinese: 刘宽), the last king of Jibei who ruled from 97–85BC during the time of the Emperor Wu of Han of the Western Han Dynasty. The tomb was a major archaeological find since it had been untouched by grave robbers. Its discovery was ranked among the top ten Chinese archaeological finds of 1996 by Chinese National Office for Cultural Artefacts. The City of Lu (thought to have been located near modern Luchengwa in Jinan City about five kilometers north of the tomb) served as the capital of the Kingdom of Jibei as well as a cultural and economic center during the time of the Han Dynasty. Liu Kuan, the last king of Jibei was forced to commit suicide for having an affair with his widowed step mother and for cursing the emperor during a sacrifice. The tomb of the King of Jibei was carved into a limestone cliff and covered a total area of 1,500 square meters. It was excavated during the years 1995 and 1997 by archaeologists of Shandong University. More than 2000 artifacts - bronze objects, jade objects, lacquer wares, iron artifacts, ceramics, and gold objects were recovered from the site. Among the jade artifacts, a jade mask made of 18 pieces, jade swords, and jade headrests are particularly noteworthy. Gold artifacts include about 20 gold ingots (so-called "gold cakes", Chinese: 金饼; pinyin: Jin Bing) as well as pieces belonging to chariots. The discovered artifacts reflect the wealth of the city during this period. If the identification of the tomb as the burial place of Liu Kuan is correct, he had been granted a royal burial despite his disgrace. However, the jade burial suit which was customary for wealthy aristocrats of the period may have been denied to him as a result.The artifacts have been relocated to the Museum of Changqing District (Chinese: 长清区博物馆; pinyin: Changqing Qu Bowuguan) in the town of Changqing and the Shandong Museum in Jinan. The tomb has been listed as a monument of the People's Republic of China with resolution number 5–168. The archaeological name of the site is Shuangrushan Han Tomb Number 1 as a second tomb from the same period is located nearby.mb from the same period is located nearby.
, Das Han-Grab des Jibei-Königs (chinesisch … Das Han-Grab des Jibei-Königs (chinesisch 汉济北王墓, Pinyin Hàn Jìběi wáng mù) im Stadtbezirk Changqing der chinesischen Stadt Jinan, Provinz Shandong, ist ein Grab aus der Zeit der Westlichen Han-Dynastie. Es wird nach seinem Fundort auch als Shuangrushan Han-Grab (chinesisch 双乳山汉墓, Pinyin Shuangrushan Han mu, englisch Tomb of Han Dynasty in Shuangru Mountain) bezeichnet. Es handelt sich um das von Grabräubern verschont gebliebene Grab des letzten Königs (wang) von (济北国) namens (刘宽), der 97–87 v. Chr. zur Zeit des Han-Kaisers Wudi regierte. In der Zeit der Han-Dynastie war Jinan die Hauptstadt des Reiches und ein kulturelles und wirtschaftliches Zentrum. Das Grab wurde 1995 und 1996 von Archäologen der Shandong-Universität – darunter (崔大庸) und (任相宏) – ausgegraben. Über 2000 Relikte – Bronzeobjekte, Jadeobjekte (Jadeschwert, die berühmte Jademaske aus achtzehn Jadestücken, Jadekopfstütze), Lackwaren, Eisenobjekte, Keramik, „Goldkuchen“ (金饼, jinbing) sowie Wagenzubehör u. a. – wurden in der 1.500 Quadratmeter großen Ausgrabungsstätte entdeckt. Die Funde spiegeln den Reichtum der Stadt in dieser Zeit wider. Sie befinden sich heute im (长清区博物馆, Changqing Qu bowuguan) und im Provinzmuseum in Jinan. Es steht seit 2001 auf der Liste der Denkmäler der Volksrepublik China (5-168). In der Archäologie wird es Shuangrushan Han-Grab Nr.1 bezeichnet, weil sich ein weiteres Grab aus der Zeit in seiner Nähe befindet.
* Jade-Maske des Jibei-Königs
* Kleine Jade-Objekte, die am Leichnam platziert wurden
* Gold-bronzene Dekorationsobjekte von einem Streitwagen
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* Goldkuchen
, 济北王墓，位于山东省济南市长清区归德镇双乳山村，距长清县城15公里，为西汉诸侯王墓，始建于天汉四年（前97年），广义的墓区包括双乳山汉墓、福禄山汉墓及东辛汉墓，其中双乳山汉墓墓主为济北国的最后一代王刘宽。该墓葬在20世纪70年代时因村民采石而逐渐暴露，其抢救性发掘始于1995年底，曾列入1996年“中国十大考古新发现”。作为1949年以来山东省考古发掘中唯一未遭盗掘的汉代王墓，济北王墓对于研究汉代陵寝制度、郡国史等具有较高的学术价值。
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济北王墓，位于山东省济南市长清区归德镇双乳山村，距长清县城15公里，为西汉诸侯王墓，始建于天汉四年（前97年），广义的墓区包括双乳山汉墓、福禄山汉墓及东辛汉墓，其中双乳山汉墓墓主为济北国的最后一代王刘宽。该墓葬在20世纪70年代时因村民采石而逐渐暴露，其抢救性发掘始于1995年底，曾列入1996年“中国十大考古新发现”。作为1949年以来山东省考古发掘中唯一未遭盗掘的汉代王墓，济北王墓对于研究汉代陵寝制度、郡国史等具有较高的学术价值。
, The Tomb of the Jibei King (simplified Chi … The Tomb of the Jibei King (simplified Chinese: 汉济北王墓; traditional Chinese: 漢濟北王墓; pinyin: Hàn Jìběi Wáng Mù) is a tomb from the time of the Western Han Dynasty in Changqing District of Jinan, Shandong Province, China. It is also known as the Han Dynasty Tomb of Shuangru Mountain (Chinese: 双乳山汉墓; pinyin: Shuangrushan Han mu). The tomb is thought to have been the burial site of Liu Kuan (Chinese: 刘宽), the last king of Jibei who ruled from 97–85BC during the time of the Emperor Wu of Han of the Western Han Dynasty. The tomb was a major archaeological find since it had been untouched by grave robbers. Its discovery was ranked among the top ten Chinese archaeological finds of 1996 by Chinese National Office for Cultural Artefacts.se National Office for Cultural Artefacts.
, Das Han-Grab des Jibei-Königs (chinesisch … Das Han-Grab des Jibei-Königs (chinesisch 汉济北王墓, Pinyin Hàn Jìběi wáng mù) im Stadtbezirk Changqing der chinesischen Stadt Jinan, Provinz Shandong, ist ein Grab aus der Zeit der Westlichen Han-Dynastie. Es wird nach seinem Fundort auch als Shuangrushan Han-Grab (chinesisch 双乳山汉墓, Pinyin Shuangrushan Han mu, englisch Tomb of Han Dynasty in Shuangru Mountain) bezeichnet. Es handelt sich um das von Grabräubern verschont gebliebene Grab des letzten Königs (wang) von (济北国) namens (刘宽), der 97–87 v. Chr. zur Zeit des Han-Kaisers Wudi regierte.
* Jade-Maske des Jibei-Königs
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* GoldkuchenMaske des Jibei-Königs
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