If you've ever wanted a clay army to guard you in the afterlife, then you're speaking Qin Shi Huangdi's language. What language would that be?

China's famous Terracotta Army is sure to slay dragons in the afterlife. The 2000-year-old clay army was first discovered by peasants digging a well in March of 1974. They happened upon remnants of a clay figure, which turned out to be just one of some 8,000 warriors. The tomb of self-proclaimed first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huangdi, had been buried beneath the earth since 221 B.C., alongside stone horses, chariots, and more. We bet no one is taking him on in the seventh circle of Hell.

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