Wei Han Xin(魏韩信) also commented that his mother’s surname was Bo 薄 and she was from an archaic ZhongHua people, whom were named as “Xianbei” people. They were actually a fraction of the ZhongHua/ZhongGuo people who retreated to the northern Xianbei mountain area in a very ancient time. (Unlike the history text, Empress Dowager Bo had nothing to do with Liu Bang. )
Wei Han Xin(魏韩信) also commented that Liu Bang influenced by Satan, tried to capture and kill him right after Wei Han Xin(魏韩信) won the last battle, the battle of Gaixia. Luckily, he was able to escape the trap and retreat to the north with his family and a small army and established a new state ZhongShan with GOD Michael’s help. (There was an ancient state of ZhongShan founded by the Xianbei people before the Qin dynasty. )
Liu Bang founded the Han dynasty in the middle part of China and he treated people badly and killed most who previously helped take down the Qin dynasty. After Liu Bang died, Empress Lü 吕 was in power and treated people even worse. Wei Han Xin(魏韩信) took many years to fight back both invasion from Xiongnu (a barbarian nomadic group from the northwest) and attacks from Liu Bang’s army from the south before he overthrew Lu’s吕 tyranny rule and finally took down the Han-dynasty.
But due to people influenced by Satan’s later distortion, Wei Han Xin(魏韩信) later became wrongly known as “Emperor Wen of Han-dynasty”(汉文帝) in Chinese history. Actually he overthrew the Han dynasty and continued to establish his newly founded state of “ZhongShan”(中山) and short-form name “Zhong”(国号“中”) in China. (Wei Han Xin(魏韩信) had a long rule and died of old age. This period of time was named as “the rule of Wen Jing”(文景之治) and was famous for its benevolence, recovery and prosperity in history. )
I asked and Wei Han Xin(魏韩信) commented that about half time of his son Jing Di’s rule, Jing di was overthrown by Liu Bang’s descendants and Jing retreated back to the original land of the ZhongShan. (The emperor Jing who was buried in the Han-dynasty family tomb was the fake emperor Jing. Wei Han Xin’s son, the real Jing, was wrongly named as “Liu Sheng”刘胜 or ZhongShan Jing Wang(中山靖王）by our history and his real last name was “Wei”魏 )
(My understanding is the severe fight between people wanted to recover/protect Zhong Guo and people influenced/controlled by Satan to destroy it continued on in later Han dynasty and later. )
July 25, 2026
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Note 1: The ancient character of “Shan”(山) was written as a picture of (torch) light/light, which is similar to three mountains standing together. I think people later distort the meaning as “mountain” because of that and “Shan” originally means “torch light”. To mean a mountain, it would be better just to draw only one mountain. Below is the ancient character of “Shan” (the upper ones) and the character of “Fire” (the bottom ones). They are pretty much the same.
In some ancient dialect, “Shan” also used to mean territory/state/nation. e.g Cantonese use “Tang Shan”(唐山, “Tang” is another way of writing word for “Zhong”) to mean hometown/ “Zhong Guo”. The word “Shan Tuo”（山头) is used to refer to “sphere of influence”.
Below is an object used by the ancient ZhongShan to symbolized a torch. The picture was from the objects used as model from a museum of the ancient ZhongShan in Hebei province.
Note 2: Han(汉) and Han(韩) are two different words with different pronunciation in Chinese. The English translation wouldn’t be able to distinguish them. To distinguish them, I will use two words like Han-dynasty or Han-Xin(韩信).
Note 3: Archaeological evidence shows that Wei Han Xin(魏韩信) was buried on the White Deer Plain in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province. Wei Han Xin(魏韩信) confirmed that what we understand as Baling(霸陵) mausoleum was his tomb and it’s in pick a location far outside the family tomb of Western Han dynasty. Baling(霸陵) mausoleum was currently wrongly recognized as “Han-dynasty” by Wen Di’s.
My research shows that the structure of his tomb was a star shape with no prominent surface mound or pyramid tumulus that were typical of Emperors of “Han-dynasty” family tomb.
Below is a picture of the star shape of the tomb. it’s an outline picture by archaeologist.
Many of the seals found around the tomb inscribed with “Zhong” in front of other words, such as “中司空印“ with the word “Zhong” to indicate the name of the state. (Wei Han Xin commented that these seals were specially made for burial to indicate the name of the state Zhong.)
Note 4: There was an ancillary tomb next to Wei Han Xin’s Baling(霸陵) and the person in the tomb was identified as “Wei Ying”(魏婴) by his seal. (See below picture. Archaeology evidence shows that the way the ancillary sub-tomb built indicates that it could only be a direct family member such as son, grandson or wife. ) Wei Han Xin confirmed that the tomb belonged to one of his grandsons.
(“Wei”魏 is an alternative word for “Wei”(韦 or 伟). The word originally means “protector/warrior” and later extended to mean “Great, The Great, grandeur”. A translation by meaning is “Xin the Great” 伟信. )
Below is the ancient inscription script of “Wei”（韦/伟); the pictography is a person walking around the sun/light like a guard to protect it.
Note 5: ZhongShan Jing Wang’s tomb was built in a style of stone cave to indicate his Xianbei origin. The Chang-Xin Lantern that was identified as a lantern taken from the palace of Chang-Xin, which can indicate the name of his father is “Xin”. The connected tomb of his wife had a seal inscribed with her last name “Dou”. (History book record shows that Jing Di had a queen with last name “Dou”. )
below is a picture of Chang Xin Lantern(长信宫灯), which is a light used in the Chang Xin Palace, a palace in the capital of ZhongShan State.
Below was said to be the inkpad of Zhongshan:
Below show the characters “Dou Wan” in the seal, a museum picture. Dou wan is the wife of ZhongShan Jing Wang(中山靖王) and a relative of ZhongShan Jing Wang(中山靖王)’s mother, so her last name was “Dou” too.
