Were there really four great tomb raiding sects in history?

In history, there was a real tomb raiding organization called Mountain Guardian. According to historical records, the Mountain Taibao was a gang formed by a group of bandits during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. They made a living by robbing tombs and obtained wealth through various means. The main task of this gang was to steal the property of the royal family and nobles, including palaces, tombs, and treasures. Although the Mountain Guardian was not an official organization in history, their grave robbing behavior left a deep mark in history. Their activities not only alerted the court, but also led to a series of legal provisions and strikes. Therefore, it could be said that the Mountain Taibao was an important tomb raiding organization in history. It was of great historical value to understand the ancient tomb raiding culture and social background.

China's four major tomb raiding sects referred to the four tomb raiding groups in ancient China: [1. Gold-Touching Lieutenant: Originating from the Tang Dynasty, it was one of the most famous tomb raiders in ancient China. Its main mission was to steal from the imperial palace and noble tombs.] 2. Shenji Battalion: It originated from the Ming Dynasty and was one of the most outstanding tomb raiders in ancient China. 3. Wailing and Howling: Originating from the Qing Dynasty, their main mission was to steal tombs and royal family tombs. Most of their members were made up of soldiers and Jianghu heroes. 4. Family Massacre: Originated in the Yuan Dynasty, a group of bandits mainly robbed the royal tomb of the Yuan Dynasty. Later, due to some internal conflicts, the entire team was destroyed. These tomb raiders had left a profound influence on ancient Chinese history and had also become a part of Chinese traditional culture.

In history, there was no conclusive evidence to prove that the tomb raiding sects that appeared in novels such as Gold-looting Commandant, Mountain-moving Taoist, Hair-mound Warlock, and Mountain-unloading Strongman really existed. These sects were usually fabricated by the author to create suspense and plot. Although there were no such sects in history, there were indeed some professions and institutions related to grave robbing. For example, in ancient China, there were some specialized groups of grave robbers called "bandits". They usually organized themselves in the form of families or gangs and used various methods to carry out grave robbing activities. In addition, there were also some official tomb raiding organizations in ancient China, such as the Taiyi Divine Palace during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and the Anfu Palace in the Tang Dynasty. They were considered government agencies dedicated to tomb raiding. It should be noted that although there were some professions and institutions related to tomb robbing in history, tomb robbing was illegal and disrespectful to society and cultural relics. Therefore, we should respect history and cultural relics and avoid illegal tomb robbing.

The traps in grave robbing novels were usually fictional. They were usually the product of the author's imagination and creativity. In reality, grave robbing was illegal and could cause serious damage to social and cultural heritage. Therefore, the mechanisms and techniques described in tomb raiding novels were impossible to achieve in reality. However, some authors might incorporate historical buildings, mechanisms, and techniques into their novels. These fictional elements might create some imagination and curiosity for the readers. However, it should be noted that these fictional elements do not represent real things in reality. The readers should maintain rational and critical thinking and not easily believe and imitate grave robbing behavior.

In ancient China, there were many sects of tomb raiding, the most famous of which were the Gold-Touching Commandant and the General Hair Hill. The Gold Hunting Commandant was a tomb raiding sect in ancient China. Their main mission was to steal the ancient tombs of rich families in order to obtain precious jewelry, cultural relics, and wealth. Gold-looting officers were usually formed by a team of specialized personnel. They carried special tools and weapons and were good at excavating and stealing cultural relics. General Fa Qiu was another famous tomb raider sect. Their duty was to protect the tomb owner's treasures and prevent other tomb raiders from stealing them. General Hair Hill is usually made up of a group of brave soldiers who carry weapons and armor and are ready to protect the tomb at any time. In addition to the Gold-looting Commandant and General Hair Hill, there were many other tomb raiding sects in ancient China, such as the Nine Nether General, Mountain Moving Taoist, and so on. The main task of these sects was to rob tombs, but their methods and methods were different, each with their own unique techniques and strategies.

There were four sects in the tomb raiding world in Ghost Blows Out the Light: Gold-looting Commandant, Mountain-moving Sect, Dragon-seeking Sect, and Nine Nether Yin Spirit Sect. Among them, the gold-looting lieutenant was the most professional sect. Gold-looting Lieutenant originated from the Han Dynasty, where tomb raiders specialized in stealing treasures from ancient tombs. Their wording was " Gold looting officer, gold looting officer, brick looting officer, brick looting officer, gold looting officer, tomb robbing officer, get rich without leaving a name ", which meant " tomb raiders, tomb raiders, get rich without leaving a name ". In Ghost Blows Out the Light, the captain had the most advanced tomb robbing equipment and the most advanced technology. He could easily enter various tombs with different degrees of firmness and could preserve the cultural relics to the greatest extent when stealing. Hence, the Gold Robbing Commandant was considered the most professional sect in the tomb raiding world.

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. [Grave Robber's Chronicles: This novel tells the story of Wu Xie, Zhang Qiling, and the others in the process of exploring the mystery of grave robbing, revealing the secrets between the four major sects of grave robbing.] The suspense and mysterious plot was fascinating. It was definitely a classic. 2. "King of Grave Robbers": The main character of this novel is a young man who loves tomb robbing. He grows up in the confrontation with the four major sects of tomb robbing. The plot was full of ups and downs and was worth reading. 3. [Revelations of Grave Robbing: This novel tells the story of a young man who loved to rob tombs since he was young. After he became a master of robbing tombs, he fought against the four major sects of tomb robbing.] The exciting plot and the rich characters were extremely attractive. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

We can recommend the following grave robbing novels from the major sects: 1. [Ghost Blows Out the Light]: This book was considered the " pioneer work " of grave robbing novels. It was a classic. It had already been adapted into a TV series and movie, depicting the competition between a high-tech international tomb raider group and the major tomb raider sects in the Central Plains in search of the legendary treasure. 2. Grave Robber's Chronicles: This is the representative work of the third uncle of the Southern faction. It has long occupied the top spot in the sales rankings of major books in the country and has been enthusiastically sought after by millions of readers. The story told the adventures of Hu Bayi, Fatty Wang Yuanchao, and others, involving the adventures of tomb raiding sects and the release of curses. 3. " The Grave Robbing Sect: This is a mystery novel written by Brother Jiang Ye. It tells the story of a grave robbing sect. Qidian Chinese Network provided limited and free online reading. It should be noted that the novels recommended above are not the latest works, but they are all classic tomb robbing novels and are worth reading.

Grave robbing sects were a very broad topic in the creation of novels. The following are some of the more famous grave robbing sects: 1 Gold Hunting Lieutenant: It was a tomb raiding sect in ancient China. It was formed by Mr. Yin Yang, who was responsible for searching for treasures in ancient tombs. 2. Mountain-moving Sect: Also known as Mountain-moving Taoist, it was a tomb raiding sect in ancient China. It was mainly good at digging tunnels and bridges, and often cooperated with the government and the ancient tomb sect. 3. Tomb robbers on the cross slope: It was a kind of tomb raiding sect in ancient China. The main members came from different places. They were good at using various tools and techniques to carry out efficient tomb raiding activities. Yunnan Tomb Robbers: It was a type of tomb raiding sect in ancient China. The main activity was in Yunnan. They were good at using various tools and techniques to carry out efficient tomb raiding activities. Huashan Sect: It was a martial arts sect in ancient China that was mainly good at tomb robbing and treasure hunting. It had once organized a special tomb robbing team. The above are just some examples of grave robbing sects. In novels, grave robbing sects can be a complex family, gang, or organization with different skills and secrets. They often cooperate with other sects and organizations to carry out various complicated grave robbing missions.