Spoiler History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 567 Tiance Mansion Treasure
Everyone in the General's Mansion lowered their gazes, and the first thing they saw was the pale yellow silk letter listed at the top.

Liu Bei recognized the handwriting and simply read it directly:

"My disciple: The establishment of the exhibition is very commendable. I have heard about it. The collection is scarce, so I wrote it in a book and copied the preface to Orchid Pavilion... The master will execute it. On the third day of the first month of the sixth year of Zhenguan."

The content of the edict is quite simple. It is followed by a long list of names of people and their positions, as well as the words "The edict is as follows, please pay it to others for implementation, please speak it carefully" and "Zhike", and there is no shortage of seals and other seals.

At this point, everyone also understood that Li Shimin actually issued an edict with his ministers regarding the matter that future generations would inquire about.

In addition to the imperial edict, there is a "Preface to the Lanting Collection" written in beautiful and graceful handwriting, and the final signature is also generously signed by Li Shimin.

Liu Bei's eyes continued to move downwards, and what he saw were the comments from later generations scrambling to be the first:

〖Is this an imperial edict? No, what about the one that starts with "Fengtian Chengyun"? No, what about the epilogue at the end?

The beginning of "Fengtian Chengyun" came to the Ming Dynasty, when Zhu Baba claimed to be the emperor of "Fengtian Chengyun", and only at the beginning of the imperial edict were the eight characters familiar from film and television dramas.

Right, so now there is also a saying that the beginning of the imperial edict is not parallel prose, but should be broken up according to "Fengtian carries the emperor, the imperial edict says", and there are many times when the imperial edict is not written and the imperial edict is written instead of "zhi".

I was relieved to hear that the Zhaoling Mausoleum was not stolen, but I didn’t expect that the tomb was not stolen, but the door of the tomb was stolen!
Li Shimin suddenly felt mixed emotions, and couldn't help but turn his head and look at the map. The America that later generations would call "America" ​​was not depicted on it, so in the end he could only hold this breath in his heart depressedly.

He could guess that the theft of the mausoleum gate probably happened at the same time as the Japanese invasion of Xia. He was so embarrassed at home and abroad, and when he looked at the simple horoscope in the end, he could only sigh:
"My fellow Xia people... it's not easy for us."

Erfeng Shu has no authentic calligraphy works handed down to the world. Among the only two calligraphy works that have been circulated, the Wenquan inscription and the Jinci inscription are both engraved on the tablets. The rubbings of the Wenquan inscription were also stolen abroad.

In the Manna Palace, Li Shimin's chest rose and fell rapidly twice, but under Empress Changsun's preemptive comfort, he finally just snorted heavily and squeezed out one sentence through his teeth:
"The barbarians are really hateful! I wish I could just touch the soldiers and crush their bones!"

Although the construction of the Zhaoling Mausoleum had not yet started, Li Shimin thought about it according to his own ideas, and naturally he thought of several good horses that died in battle when he was conquering the world. He must have missed the past when building the mausoleum, so he carved it as a town. Used by grave beasts.

One more thing to add, in the Tang Dynasty, this thing should be called a writing edict or imperial edict. The term imperial edict was not popular at that time. The title of imperial edict was not used until the Song Dynasty, and it was relatively clear at that time. The emperor's was called imperial edict, the queen's was called jiaozhi, and the prince's was called imperial edict.

How else can I feel about it? Two of the six stone carvings of Li Erzhao's mausoleum were stolen to the Americas, and the remaining four were also broken into boxes and almost stolen. If you really know it, you will be crushed by hatred. , I have never suffered such grievances in my life.

The sense of immersion is full. On the other hand, if there is an authentic work handed down to the world, whose original work is more precious, Er Feng or Wang Xizhi?
When it comes to calligraphy alone, it is definitely Wang Xizhi's. Take a look at "Kuaixueshiqingtie", which is Wang Xizhi's only authentic work handed down from generation to generation.

Alas, I don’t know how Erfeng would feel if he knew.

What else can I say, don’t forget history and let us strive for self-improvement. 〗

In addition, this edict from the early Tang Dynasty is quite legal. The only bug is that Du Ruhui's name should be there. Logically speaking, this person is dead in the fourth year of Zhenguan. If it is signed according to the sixth year of Zhenguan, It should be cool enough in the morning.

Empress Changsun patted the back of her husband's hand to express comfort. Li Shimin twitched the corner of his mouth and mouthed towards the light screen: "Look, wait and see."

What was displayed after his edict was a transparent glass bottle, and the liquid inside also looked clear and transparent.

It's so clean, it looks good. Queen Changsun admired it in her heart, and then she looked up and read the text: "I smelled this glass bottle. It should be distilled liquor, maybe it's not brewed by traditional methods."

Then the UP owner discovered that there seemed to be more than one big boss sponsoring our video. For example, this ancient distilled wine came with a note signed by Zhuge Liang. It simply said, "In matters concerning the exhibition hall, you should do your best." meaning".

I have to say that this style is indeed quite similar to that of Prime Minister Zhuge. I give it a thumbs up.

However, this ancient distilled liquor should not be tolerated. When the exhibition hall opens, we may also have an ancient food area. By then, everyone can drink various ancient beverages for free based on the like record, right? 】

〖Why are they all ancient methods? I ask for some clean and hygienic technology and hard work.

But this ancient distilled wine...is it white wine?

There must be some differences. Baijiu is distilled liquor but it also pays attention to fermentation. Do you know what Maotai-flavor technology is? jpg.

I don’t know much about Jiangxiang technology, but if I make this at home, can I wipe the wound for sterilization even if I don’t drink it?
Yes, and you must remember that only white wine has a disinfecting effect. If you apply low-alcohol fermented wine on wounds in ancient times, you can only say that you will not die quickly enough.

However, although liquor was more commonly used in ancient times, the more cost-effective way to disinfect wounds in ancient times was to burn the knife red and smell the meat. After all, food is expensive...〗

In the Bianliang Hall, Zhao Kuangyin and Liu Han's eyes lit up at the same time.

Liu Han immediately focused on the four words "sterilization and disinfection", intuitively thinking that this might be the unique insight of later generations on the treatment of golden sores.

Although Zhao Kuangyin didn't know that much, as a veteran who had been in the army for half his life, he had not seen too many wounded soldiers, and he was also very familiar with the method of burning knives that was said to be high-quality and cheap in later generations.

But he is also more aware of the unreliability of this method. He has seen too many Pao Ze whose injuries were stabilized and seemingly harmless, but died from sudden fever in less than half a day.

Could it be that the wound is poisonous because of bacteria?
But how could a mushroom grow in the wound? And you can't see it at all? Zhao Kuangyin couldn't understand.

If he has any questions, he goes to the medical officer. Zhao Kuangyin turns his face and sees Liu Han's face mixed with excitement and confusion. Seeing the young medical officer looking at him with hope, Zhao Kuangyin can only make random guesses:
"This matter is easy to hear. I will ask Zhuge Wuhou later. Wuhou will definitely know!"

After temporarily appeasing Liu Han, Zhao Kuangyin finally saw the golden money he had given him before, and the introduction of the light curtain was also quite concise and comprehensive.

[As we all know, Tiance was only the name of a star at first, but after General Erfengjia Tiance, this name took on a special meaning. In the following dynasties, there was a tradition of naming Admiral Tiance as an honorary title.

During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period after the Tang Dynasty, the carpenter Ma Yin took advantage of the situation and occupied the eight states of Hunan and became the king of Chu to open the southern Chu Kingdom. He specially asked Zhu Wen, who destroyed the Tang Dynasty, to follow the example of the early Tang Dynasty and granted him the title of General Tiance to open the Tiance Mansion.

In order to celebrate this event, Ma Yin specially minted coins such as Tiancefubao, which were made of gold, silver and copper. They were considered commemorative coins in an ancient sense.

At the same time, in terms of policies, it is relatively rare to build a country based on business, light corvee and low taxes, and encourage people to grow tea, mulberry and cotton. In the case of copper shortage, the internal market was strictly restricted to only iron money and lead money transactions, which was extremely fast. This brought wealth from all directions and maintained the prosperity of Hunan for quite some time.

Coins such as Tiancefubao are extremely rare in gilt copper. They are more of a collection. Incidentally, they remind people of this rare overlord who can play the game and change the economy among the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. 】

(End of this chapter)