It turned out that a private museum called Shimadzu Bunko in Japan allowed some scholars to enter and read documents and collections a year ago. Kanagi’s colleagues found information related to Xu Xin. Xu Xin was the ancestor of the Xu family during the Wanli period. He once infiltrated Japan and took the head of the Jade Buddha from the Muto family and brought it back to Daming. Xu Sanguan, the doctor of the lord Shimazu Yoshihide, was probably Xu Xin infiltrating Japan Snatch the internal response of the Buddha’s head. Xu Sanguan also recorded information about Xu Xin in the “Three Official Documents” he left behind, but not about the head of the Jade Buddha, but the wood kiln.

Hearing the word “chai kiln”, the wish was overwhelmed. The chai kiln is known as “the crown of the kilns”. Because the surviving time is short, there is very little surviving. The ancients called it “the wood kiln is the most expensive, and it is never seen in the world”. But what does the wood kiln have to do with Xu Xin? Kanagi Muto told the wish that according to the “Three Official Documents”, there was a nearby minister obsessed with tea wares at the Toyotomi’s house at the time. Then a Daming businessman came to apply and said that he had managed to obtain ten pieces of firewood from Daming and brought them to Japan.

As a result, after the businessman took the deposit, there was no news. The nearby minister asked the Shimadzu family to inquire, and Xu Sanguan also secretly inquired, only to realize that after Xu Xin retrieved the Buddha’s head in Japan, he happened to encounter this sea boat called Fugong on his way back, and directly sunk Fugong. seabed.