Question 2: What words were engraved on the imperial seals of past dynasties? The imperial seal was a keepsake of the ancient emperor of China. Legend has it that why Shibi carved it (say lantian jade). According to the records and existing rubbings, the handwriting of the jade seal has three expressions: "Being ordered by heaven, living forever", "Being ordered by heaven, living a long life" and "Being ordered by heaven, living a long life as an emperor".
A large number of imperial seals were made in the Ming Dynasty to dilute the emptiness of the imperial seals. In the Ming Dynasty, * * * made twenty-four jade seals, which were called twenty-four national treasures.
Seventeen treasures of the first day of the country
Treasure to heaven: pass the national seal, town all countries, worship the world. Used for ceremonial ceremonies such as offering sacrifices to heaven.
The emperor's treasure: granting letters and pardons The emperor uses seals every day.
The emperor's treasure: giving labor through granting. Used for reward
Xinbaodi: Recruit soldiers and horses. Used to summon princes and ministers and transfer troops to conquer.
Treasure of the Son of Heaven: Sacrifice to God and enjoy it. Used to worship mountains, rivers and ghosts.
Tianzi Hangbao: Give the barbarian a seal. Used to establish vassal States, seal foreign countries, and give labor.
Tian Zi New Newspaper: Send troops. Used to give orders to foreigners, recruit foreign clothes, and recruit soldiers and horses.
Making the treasure of patent: understanding the life of patent. It was used to issue patent certificates and instruct courtiers.
The treasure of life: knowing life. Used to seal the imperial edict
Guang Yun's treasure: knowing the yellow book; Reward ministers.
The treasure of the emperor's respect for relatives: the above title. Used to worship the ancestral temple.
The treasure of the emperor's kiss: a message to the prince. Used to register relatives and vassals.
To the treasure of heaven and earth: teaching students and teachers. Used to reward officials who maintain order and order hajj.
Treasure of command: ascend the throne and join the army.
The Treasure of History: Seeking Classics
The imprint of Qin culture: education with Qin culture
The above are sixteen treasures made by Ming Taizu, mainly made of sapphire and white jade. Among them, Treasure of the Emperor's Worship to Heaven, Treasure of the Emperor's Family and Treasure of Life were burned by Emperor Wen Jian in the imperial palace of the Qing Dynasty during the war in the south of Beijing, and rebuilt after Emperor Chengzu ascended the throne. Together with Treasure of Imperial Decree, they were collectively called "Seventeen Treasures of the Beginning of the Country" in Jiajing period.
In the third year of his reign, in the first month, Emperor Wen Jian made a precious treasure, which was made of sapphire. The seal was "Destiny, Mingde, symbolizing 10,000 square meters, palm of the universe, Yongchang", which was more than two feet long and was later destroyed.
Jiajing xinqibao
Fengtian takes Daming Tianzi Bao.
Daming's treasure of command
Tour the treasures of the world
Hanging the treasure of training
The treasure of life and virtue
The treasure to punish evil and protect people.
Correct everyone's treasure.
The above seven treasures were made in the eighteenth year of Jiajing, and they are all made of jade. In the winter of forty-five years of Jiajing, Emperor Shizong of Ming Dynasty wrote, "The first time JOE (Zheng Dejiu) was in trouble (Gan Qing Palace caught fire), and all the treasures were six, and the fifth one was destroyed. Life has a company looking for Meiyu to make up. " "Wan Li bu ye bian" thinks that these five precursors of the restored jade seals were actually destroyed by the fire in Xiyongshou Palace in Jiajing forty years, but Emperor Jiajing didn't mention anything about it, so they were destroyed in Zhengde for nine years.
The Qing dynasty imitated the Ming system and produced a large number of imperial seals to dilute the emptiness without national purpose. The imperial seal of the Qing Dynasty used Manchu-Chinese bilingual seal script samples, with Manchu on the left and Chinese on the right. Twenty-five square jade seals made in the Qing Dynasty are called the twenty-five treasures of the Qing Dynasty.
It is also reported that Meng Yuan took the country's imperial seal when he fled to the north. At the end of Ming and the beginning of Qing Dynasty, Dourgen led troops to fight the Northern Yuan Dynasty in Qinghai, but there is no real historical data to prove it.
The 25 Fang Baoxi in the Qing Dynasty are the Qing Dynasty's treasure ordering, the emperor's gift, the Qing Dynasty's inheritance, the Qing Dynasty's treasure, the emperor's treasure, the emperor's dear treasure, the emperor's dear treasure, the emperor's deeds treasure and the emperor's treasure. Seal of the Imperial Seal, Treasure of Chapter History, Treasure of Hunting the World, Treasure of Punishing the People, Treasure of Controlling Six Departments, Treasure of Rectifying the Nations and Treasure of Guangyun.
Question 3: How many words are there on it? What are they? It's eight seal characters written by Li Si: ordered by Heaven, and accepted by Yongchang.
Question 4: What is written on China's imperial seal? What does this mean? By the order of heaven, you will live forever.
The emperor is the son of heaven, and his appointment comes from heaven, that is, "the divine right of monarch", and "being ordered by heaven" can enhance the mystery and deterrence of imperial power.
Qin Shihuang hoped that the throne would be permanent, preferably for the second time, the third time, or even eternal life. "Longevity", "Eternity", "Prosperity" and "Bi" are adverbs expressing mood, which can be translated into hope and expectation if translated forcibly.
The imperial edict is obeyed by heaven, (sacred and inviolable) and will prosper forever.
Question 5: Who knows what is written on the jade seal? Guo chuanyu xi
"Guo Chuan Imperial Xi", also known as "Guo Chuan Xi", is the seal handed down by emperors after Qin Dynasty, and was carved by Qin Shihuang. Its Fiona Fang is four inches, and it has five dragons in New Zealand. On the front, there are eight Chinese characters inscribed by Li Si, "Long live the order of heaven", as a token of "imperial power granted by God, orthodox and legal". Later, emperors of all dynasties took this seal as a symbol and regarded it as a rare treasure and a heavy weapon of the country. If you get it, it means that you are "destined to return". If you lose it, it means that your luck has run out. Anyone who ascended the throne without this seal was ridiculed as "Bai Di" and despised by the world as unconfident. As a result, people who want to seek great treasures compete with each other, resulting in repeated changes of ownership of the national purpose, which has been transferred to Chixian County, China for more than two thousand years. However, it finally disappeared, and it has disappeared so far, which makes people feel embarrassed.
Question 6: What is the inscription on the jade seal? Engraved: I am destined to live forever.
Guo Chuan Yu Xi, also known as Guo Chuan Xi, was told by emperors after Qin Dynasty. Qin Shihuang did it. Fiona Fang is four inches long. He went to New Zealand to make friends with Oolong. The front is engraved with the seal of "I am destined to live forever" written by Li Si. Guo Chuan Xi runs through the history of China 1500 years, flickering. After the Qin Dynasty, emperors tried to obtain seals as symbols. It is indeed a treasure handed down from generation to generation and a heavy weapon of the country.
Question 7: What is written on the imperial seal? It says: I am ordered by heaven to live forever.
Guo Chuan Yu Xi, also known as Guo Chuan Xi, was told by emperors after Qin Dynasty. Qin Shihuang did it. Fiona Fang is four inches long. He went to New Zealand to make friends with Oolong. The front is engraved with the seal of "I am destined to live forever" written by Li Si. Guo Chuan Xi runs through the history of China 1500 years, flickering. After the Qin Dynasty, emperors tried to obtain seals as symbols. It is indeed a treasure handed down from generation to generation and a heavy weapon of the country.
Question 8: What is the inscription on the imperial seal of the Qing emperor? Wen said, "I came to live in Yongchang by the orders of heaven.".
The imperial seal refers to the imperial seal. Began in the Qin dynasty. In ancient times, seals and seals were called gold or jade.
Seal cutting began in the Zhou Dynasty, and it was only in the Zhou Dynasty that there was a distinction between seal cutting and seal cutting. The seal used by the emperor is called seal, and the seal used by the subjects can only be called seal.
Source: Historical Records? Qin Shihuang's biography: "Make Zi Ying fast, see you in the temple, and accept the imperial edict."
Li Shangyin's poem "Sui Palace": "If the first emperor didn't get the imperial seal, he would have set sail long ago."