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One man was responsible for provoking the peoples of Britain into an awareness of their nationhood, and he was England' s own homegrown Caesar Edward I. In 1774, those made curious by his fearsome reputation opened his tomb. The man they found inside was every bit as awesome as contemporaries had recorded, dressed in the purple robe of a Roman emperor, an impressive six foot two tall, fully justifying his nickname, Longshanks. Upon that stark marble tomb, the only ornamentation reads " Edwardus Primus Scottorum malleus hic est. Hammer of the Scots." |
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zhè chǎng guān hū wáng quán yǔ lǐ niàn de shēng sǐ zhī zhēng, cù shǐ yīng gé lán de tǒng zhì zhě méng shēng le jiàn lì tǒng yī guó jiā de niàn tou. zài cù jìn bù liè diān rén mín guó jiā yì shí méng yá de de guò chéng zhōng, yǒu yí ge rén qǐ dào liǎo bù róng hū shì de zuò yòng. duì yīng guó lì shǐ lái shuō, tā kān bǐ kǎi sǎ dà dì, tā jiù shì ài dé huá yī shì. 1774 nián, yī xiē wèi duì qí wēi míng, gǎn dào hào qí de rén dǎ kāi le tā de fén mù. mù zhōng rén quán shēn shàng xià suǒ sàn fà de wēi yán, sī háo bù xùn yú shǐ shū de miáo shù. tā shēn zhuó luó mǎ huáng dì de zǐ sè cháng páo, shēn gāo zú yǒu liù yīng chǐ èr yīng cùn, wán měi dì quán shì le tā de chuò hào, zhǎng tuǐ. nà zuò dà lǐ shí fén mù shàng wéi yī de bēi wén xiě dào ài dé huá yī shì, sū gé lán zhī chuí. |