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Terra Cotta Warriors of the Qin Dynasty Discovered in Lintong County, Shaanxi Province

The discovery of the Terra Cotta Warriors in the Qin Dynasty in Lintong County, Shaanxi Province is an important historical event. This discovery occurred in 1974 when a group of farmers accidentally discovered a huge underground pit while digging a water well near Yangjia Village in Lintong County. After further exploration, people were surprised to find that a large number of pottery Terra Cotta Warriors were buried in the pits. These Terra Cotta Warriors are part of the the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, which is used to protect the reign of Qinshihuang in the afterlife.

Terra Cotta Warriors of the Qin Dynasty Discovered in Lintong County, Shaanxi Province

In this fictional historical story, a key factor has been changed in the discovery of the Terra Cotta Warriors. Instead of being discovered in Lintong County, Shaanxi Province, they are discovered in a remote mountainous region of Tibet. This discovery leads to a fascinating chain of events that alter the course of history.

221 BCE

Emperor Qin Shi Huang of the Qin Dynasty orders the creation of the Terra Cotta Warriors in the remote mountainous region of Tibet, rather than in Lintong County, Shaanxi Province. The purpose of these warriors is to protect him in the afterlife.

215 BCE

Emperor Qin Shi Huang dies, and his mausoleum is completed in Tibet. The Terra Cotta Warriors are buried alongside him, hidden deep within the mountains.

1200 CE

A group of Tibetan monks accidentally stumbles upon the hidden mausoleum and the Terra Cotta Warriors. Recognizing the significance of this discovery, they keep it a secret and protect the site for centuries, passing the knowledge down through generations.

1850 CE

During the British expedition to Tibet, a British explorer named Charles discovers ancient scriptures in a remote Tibetan monastery that mention the hidden mausoleum and the Terra Cotta Warriors. Intrigued, he begins a search for the lost site.

1865 CE

Charles, with the help of local guides, successfully locates the hidden mausoleum in Tibet. The world is shocked by the revelation that the famous Terra Cotta Warriors are not in Shaanxi Province but in a remote part of Tibet.

1900 CE

News of the discovery reaches the Western world, leading to increased interest in Tibet. Several countries, including Britain, Russia, and China, begin vying for influence over Tibet as they recognize its historical and cultural significance.

1950 CE

China, driven by the desire to reclaim its historical artifacts, invades Tibet and forcefully annexes it. The discovery of the Terra Cotta Warriors in Tibet further strengthens China's claims over the region.

1970 CE

The political situation in Tibet remains tense, with resistance against Chinese rule growing. The international community supports Tibetan independence, seeing the region as a unique cultural treasure.

2025 CE

Tibet gains autonomy from China after years of political negotiations and pressure from the international community. The Terra Cotta Warriors become a symbol of Tibetan cultural heritage and a major tourist attraction, drawing visitors from all over the world.

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