History & Civics
Members of the royal family were buried with objects of value in their tombs in ancient China. The most appropriate reason for this was:
- It was the custom in those days.
- There was a belief that these objects were meant for use in the afterlife.
- The royal family gave orders for this ritual to be carried out.
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