Archeologists discover tomb of second Emperor of Sui dynasty
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Archeologists have discovered the tomb of the second Emperor of the Sui dynasty Yangdi (541-618) in eastern China.
According to Chinese TV, items made out of copper and nephritis were discovered at the site.
Yangdi ruled from 601 to 618 AD. During his rule, the construction of one of the main shipping canals was completed, and the Great Wall was reconstructed.


















































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