咸阳唐代苏君墓自1963年发掘材料公布以来,对其墓主人学界多有考证,一般认为墓主人是唐赠幽州都督、左武卫大将军苏定方。然从苏君墓的墓葬元素,如木门、壁画内容、天井个数、墓地位置等分析,发现其中尚有可疑之处。在初唐至盛唐时期甬道内设置木门的墓主人为李唐宗室或外戚,苏君墓墓道内的青龙白虎壁画亦见于同一时期的李唐宗室成员,加上该墓紧邻窦诞和襄阳公主合葬墓,综合已有研究,推测墓主更有可能为李唐姻亲,墓主人为南昌公主和驸马苏勖的可能性最大。苏君墓墓室内的殉葬器物多被扰乱和砸碎,且前室两侧设有小龛,墓底铺砖也被破坏殆尽,仅墓道内的壁画及前后两墓室穹顶所绘的天体图保存完整。苏君墓中这些不寻常的现象除早期盗墓和被水冲过等因素影响外,似是一种有意破坏的迹象,或因僭越制度而遭到毁弃。 Since the excavation of materials in 1963 in the Xianyang Tang Dynasty, many studies have been carried out on its tombs and scholars. It is generally believed that the owner of the tombs donated Yougudu captaincy to Tang Dynasty and General Su Zuofang from Zuo Wuwei. However, the tombs from the tombs of the tomb of Su Jun, such as the contents of wooden doors and murals, the number of patios and the location of the cemetery, find that there are still some suspicious circumstances. During the period from the early Tang Dynasty to the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the owner of the wooden door set up in the corridor was Li Tang’s clan or his relatives. The Qinglong white tiger murals in the tombs of the Tomb of Jun Su were also found in the same period as the members of the Tang dynasty’s imperial clan. In addition, Based on the existing studies, it is speculated that the tomb owners are more likely to be relatives of Li Tang, and the tomb owners are most likely to be Princess Nanchang and Mushu Su. The objects of sacrificial burials in the tomb room of Su Jun were mostly disturbed and smashed. There were niches on both sides of the front room and the tomb tiles were destroyed. Only the frescoes in the tomb and celestial objects painted by the two tomb domes Save complete. These unusual phenomena in the tomb of Su Jun, except for the early tomb robbery and the impact of water rushing, may seem like signs of vandalism or destruction due to the overstepped system.