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? There is a lot of evidence in history that before Nicholas II was imprisoned, he did smuggle out a large amount of gold in the Petrograd treasury, and Yang Jing left it behind in Kuvayevich Antonov. I also saw relevant hints in the treasure map that came down.

Therefore, the Romanov dynasty has accumulated three hundred years of wealth, part of which has fallen into Yang Jing's hands, but Yang Jing has not obtained the huge amount of gold in that huge wealth.

After the death of Nicholas II and Kolchak, the whereabouts of the huge amount of gold became a mystery. In a century, countless people worked hard for this legendary gold. No matter who they were, they wanted to get this value. Citylink of gold.

There are even many specialized archaeologists who have joined in, and some people even summed up six places where the gold might be hidden.....

Some say that the gold was buried in an underground fortification in Kazan, some said that the gold was sunk by Kolchak on Lake Baikal, and some said that the gold was buried underground in a village near Krasnoyarsk. .....

Anyway, Yang Jing dismissed it when he saw it.

In fact, it can be roughly analyzed from the historical timeline where that lot of gold should go.

In March 1917, when the February Revolution broke out, Nicholas II was imprisoned. Before that, as many as 1,600 tons of gold and numerous Hermitage treasures had been smuggled out of Peter by Nicholas II. Gle. Because everyone knows that Kolchak is a diehard Nicholas II, the ultimate successor of this huge wealth should be Kolchak.

Since the collections of the Winter Palace have fallen into the hands of Yang Jing, it is obvious that the collections of the Winter Palace must have passed through Kolchak's hands. Therefore, that batch of gold should be as much as 1,600 tons. The same fell into Kolchak's hands.

To be sure, the batch of gold had arrived in Kazan. The black-and-white photos stored in the Kazan Bank vault in the data are sufficient proof of this.

Kazan was liberated in August 1918. In other words, before that, that lot of gold had already been shipped to Omsk. It is impossible for the White Army to give this batch of gold to the Bolshevik Party in vain.

Omsk was the headquarters of the White Army at that time, and Kolchak led millions of the White Army, who had finally become the Tsar, to take control of Omsk. If Nicholas II is still alive, it might be really difficult for the Red Army to take down Omsk. Unfortunately, Nicholas II was secretly executed in July 1918.

The Tsar died, and both Kolchak and the White Army lost their allegiance. This was obviously a great blow. It is probably for this reason that the White Army’s combat effectiveness was drastically reduced and the Red Army went smoothly. Lay down Omsk.

It was only fifteen months after the Red Army liberated Kazan to defeat Omsk. In November 1919, Omsk was occupied by the Red Army. Kolchak decided to lead his troops across Siberia, which is more than 6,000 kilometers. , Fled to the Pacific coast, where he sought Japanese support in order to make a comeback.

According to the information collected by Niam’s people, there were more than 500,000 troops following Kolchak, and there were also 750,000 exiles who opposed the Bolsheviks and were nostalgic for the Tsar, including bishops, monks and others. The nuns and others accounted for 270,000; in addition, there are more than 200,000 noble ladies and their children, and the total number is more than 1.2 million!

Kuvayevich Antonov’s treasure map also mentioned in his message that when Omsk fell, more than 1.2 million people were led by Kolchak along the Trans-Siberian Railway. They retreated to the east, but when they retreated to Tomsk, more than a thousand kilometers east of Omsk, they were hit by blizzards and severe cold.

"Omsk was occupied by the Red Army. The general ordered us to leave immediately. But when we reached Tomsk, the temperature dropped sharply and a large number of soldiers were frozen to death. The most desperate thing was that the armed train The fuel is also exhausted.

The general ordered us to change the sleigh, and continue to advance with the horse-drawn sleigh, and repeatedly asked us to keep this batch of gold and artworks. The general said that this is the basis for our comeback.

When we arrived in Krasnoyarsk, we really couldn't walk. The **** cold had frozen a large number of horses to death, and even our best-equipped guards had frozen to death many soldiers. I told the general that I could not go on like this, and the general severely reprimanded me. "

This is the handwritten message left by Kuvayevich Antonov on the back of the treasure map, which proves that Kolchak was in possession of the collections of the Winter Palace and a large amount of gold at that time.

Although Antonov did not mention how much gold Kolchak actually possessed, Yang Jing had already figured out how much gold Kolchak had when he arrived in Tomsk from the information collected by Niam.

It should be 500 tons of gold!

This data is a figure inferred by Yang Jing based on a lot of data.

Because there is a lot of information that directly points out a number-the 28-section armed **** train!

This "28th section of the armed **** train" is not mentioned in one document, but is mentioned in more than a dozen documents from different sources. Therefore, this key "28th section of the armed **** train" "The data is almost certain to be very real.

When Kolchak retreated from Omsk to Tomsk, a total of 28 armed **** trains escorted the gold!

Calculated according to the load capacity of the train at that time, a single train was calculated with a maximum load capacity of 50 tons. This kind of armed **** trains, with heavy armor and weapons, accounted for more than half of the load capacity, that is to say. The remaining load capacity of one carriage of this armed **** train is definitely no more than 20 tons!

The 28th section of the armed **** train can only carry 500 tons of gold at most!

In other words, when Kolchak retreated from Omsk, he only took away the collection of the Winter Palace and 500 tons of gold. The remaining 1,100 tons of gold in the 1,600 tons were either left in Omsk or transferred to other places to hide by Kolchak! Kolchak simply couldn't take a total of 1,600 tons of gold!

Yang Jing wouldn't think about the 500 tons of gold that Kolchak took away. Although many people say that the five hundred tons of gold was eventually sunk by Kolchak on Lake Baikal, Yang Jing absolutely did not believe it.

Perhaps a part, or even a very small part of the five hundred tons of gold, was taken to Lake Baikal and eventually sank to the bottom of the lake, but the vast majority of the five hundred tons of gold is absolutely impossible to be taken under such severe weather conditions. Brought to Lake Baikal.

The average temperature in Omsk in winter is minus 22 degrees, but when Kolchak’s troops arrived in Tomsk, a very strong cold current swept across Siberia, and the temperature dropped sharply in just a few days. More than sixty degrees below zero!

Kolchak’s troops arrived at Lake Baikal at the end of February 1920, and from November 13, 1919 to February of the following year, Kolchak’s troops exceeded one hundred and twenty in three months. Only 200,000 people are left in the army of 10,000 people!

Even people can't survive, who cares about the gold?

Just like people walking in the desert and finding gold and clear water together, people will choose clear water instead of gold. In the extreme environment of Siberia at that time, people would rather carry more food than a gold brick.

Yang Jing estimated that there is a great possibility that the five hundred tons of gold bricks were buried in a random place by Kolchak, and a small part of the white army may stay with them forever. On the Siberian wasteland. But it can't be the case that all the five hundred tons of gold was transported to Lake Baikal and then sunk.

Kolchak is not a brain disabled, he will not do such brainless things. One is that it was impossible to transport so much gold to Lake Baikal with human resources. Another more important reason is that even if Kolchak is mentally disabled, are all his soldiers mentally disabled?

Don’t you just take the five hundred tons of gold with the food, just to take the five hundred tons of gold from Tomsk, two thousand kilometers away, to Lake Baikal for fun?

This is pure nonsense!

Therefore, the five hundred tons of gold did not reach Lake Baikal!

It's just that where the gold is still there or where it is buried in a concentrated way, this is hard to tell, and there is no clue to the five hundred tons of gold. Therefore, Yang Jing completely gave up on these 500 tons of gold.

Even with the Sky Eye skill, in such a big Siberia, where do you want him to find it?

The only gold that can be found right now is the 1,100 tons of gold that Kolchak hid before he left Omsk.

These golds are also the focus of Yang Jing's attention.

According to the evidence summarized above, Yang Jing is almost certain that the 1,600 tons of gold shipped from Petrograd that year, of which 1,100 tons of gold had been destroyed before Omsk was defeated by the Red Army. Kolchak secretly hid elsewhere.

It's just that the total weight of this batch of gold is as high as 1,100 tons~www.wuxiaspot.com~Where can such heavy gold be shipped? How can it be transported away?

It is obviously impossible to transport by train. In that era, although Omsk had the Trans-Siberian Railway, there was only this railway. The gold was transported from the west via this railway, so it is naturally impossible to transport it back. For eastward transportation, are there so many wagons available, otherwise Kolchak would not only take away 500 tons of gold.

In other words, the 1,100 tons of gold can either stay in Omsk or be transported to other places by other means.

What means of transportation might be used to transport such a heavy amount of gold?

Yang Jing stared blankly at the huge, large-scale Soviet Union map before him, and finally set his sights on the river that runs north and south of Omsk.

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