The Economic Times

120 kg of gold, 2 million ancient coins and a rare Confucius portrait found in the tomb of a Chinese emperor who ruled for just 27 days archaeologists uncover a 2,000-year-old fortune buried with the fallen ruler

A 2,000-year-old Chinese tomb linked to Liu He, the emperor who ruled for just 27 days, has revealed more than 2 million ancient bronze coins, around 115 to 120 kilograms of gold and thousands of other artifacts, offering a remarkable glimpse into the wealth and culture of the Western Han Dynasty.