Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

Her name was Singeway, but she's now known to many as Lady Die.

Born around 213 BCE, Lady Die was an important figure during the Han Dynasty.

She had an eye for the finer things in life and was considered one of the social elite.

She wore mostly silk clothing and cosmetics such as blush and powders to show off her

wealth.

Her lavish parties were catered with foods and wines only ever tasted by the royal family

and the ruling class.

She also entertained her guests with performances by musicians who played only for her.

And when she wasn't hosting elaborate gatherings, Lady Die could be found playing the Guchin,

an instrument typically studied by the upper crust of Chinese society.

Unfortunately for all the whining and dining she did, Lady Die didn't get around much.

It was her stationary lifestyle that most likely contributed to her premature death.

Just believe that at the age of 50, she suffered a heart attack brought on by a high cholesterol

diet.

Her body was interred alongside her late husband and eventually her son, in tombs deep

on her ground.

Buried with her work clothing, boxes of makeup, musical instruments, eating utensils and other

personal items.

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