Ancient Chinese emperors used living people for burial, how long could the people in the tombs live? May be beyond your expectations.
In ancient feudal China, power was the most important thing for the emperors, even after they had left the world. Because of this, they developed the so-called living sati system, and many emperors in Chinese history would have many living people used for burial after their death. Many emperors would choose some candidate he wanted to be buried with before he died, even if it was his once favorite concubine so that she would be buried with him. This policy was undoubtedly cruel, so how long could those who were buried alive live in the tomb? The time a person buried with him can survive in the tomb. For people, oxygen, water, and food are the most important, one cannot be without the other, but in these three, oxygen is occupying the first.The tombs of ancient Chinese emperors were completely closed, and to be able to keep the remains alive for a longer period, they needed to be completely isolated from the air. Therefore, the survival time of those who were used for burial can be imag