Live appraising treasures, I became a national treasure expert?

Chapter 380: Using an Ax
He Anbang counted one by one: "One, two, three..."

Thirteen rings.

"Book of the Sui Dynasty": Most princes, kings and noble officials wore nine-ring belts, but the emperor added thirteen rings.

In the Tang Dynasty, it was reduced to nine rings: "Notes on Ancient and Modern China": During the Tang Dynasty and the Sui Dynasty, the emperor used nine rings.

In the Song Dynasty, it was changed to thirteen rings: "History of the Song Dynasty·Yu Fu Zhi": The emperor's crown robe has a two-inch wide belt, a plain lining, and a pure crimson (bright red) outside...gold buckle, with thirteen rings. , throughout the twelve chapters.

But at the same time, the Liao and Jin Dynasties both had nine rings, and the Yuan Dynasty also had nine rings.

The Sui and Song Dynasties both had the same fire virtues and both wore red, but the Sui Dynasty only passed it down to the second generation. Even if the Emperor's Crown and Belt could be passed down to the Yuan Dynasty, it could not be so new.

After much deliberation, is it just Song?
"If this is the dragon vein of the Liao Dynasty, why would the imperial crown of the Song Dynasty be used as a utensil?"

"It may have nothing to do with the dynasty. To use Yao Yuzhong's words: as long as there is dragon energy attached to it. So Song, Liao, and Jin are all possible..."

That seems to make sense?
"Whose?"

"Zhao Ji!"

"Song Huizong?"

He Anbang was startled, "How do you judge?"

Li Ding'an pointed to the buckle of the belt, "Look at Chapter 12, 'Sun' pattern!"

He Anbang squinted his eyes: Sun pattern: There is a bird standing in the sun...

Hey... why are there two feet?

A two-legged golden crow?

Li Ding'an sighed: "Song Huizong was relatively energetic and relatively leisurely. He changed the "Yu Fu Zhi" of the Northern Song Dynasty to something specious: the ascending dragon became a descending dragon, and the golden crow was changed to two feet... It was not changed until Zhao Gou of the Southern Song Dynasty. Come here."

In fact, it means not doing the real thing and just tossing around blindly.

The Northern Song Dynasty was tortured to pieces by him, and he also became the king of subjugation.

The end was not very good: after the Jingkang Incident, Song Huizong was kidnapped by the Jin people and imprisoned in the north for nine years. It is said that he was tortured to death. After his death, he was only covered with a straw mat, rolled up and hastily buried.

Seven years later, the Southern Song Dynasty negotiated peace with the Jin Dynasty, and his bones were returned to the Song Dynasty and buried in Shaoxing.

As a result, within a few years, he was dug out again by Yang Liazhenjia (President of Jiangnan Buddhist Capital in the Yuan Dynasty). In order to break the Han people's dragon vein, not only the corpses were "crushed and dusted", but even the cemeteries were "ploughed into ruins"...

"Then this gold belt should have been dug out from Yongyou Mausoleum (Zhao Ji's Tomb) by Yang Lian Zhenjia?"

"It's hard to say. It's very likely that Jin Bing robbed it from the Song Dynasty palace during the Jingkang Incident... After Yuan destroyed Jin, it fell into the hands of Yuan Bing again..."

There is another possibility: maybe it was ripped off by Jin Bing after he captured Song Huizong...

He Anbang nodded subconsciously.

Although Zhao Gou is also unreliable, he is not as ridiculous as his father Zhao Ji. He probably would not have buried the belt with two golden crows engraved on it in the ancestral mausoleum...

"It can be considered a first-class cultural relic. Handle it carefully to prevent it from oxidizing!"

A group of leaders looked at each other: What does "also count" mean?
Is this the "Gunmian" crown and belt of the Emperor of Song Dynasty?
Looking back again, Li Ding'an seemed to have said before: There are at least four such critical "magical weapons"...

"Teacher Li, what are the remaining three items?"

"If we reason according to the Five Elements and Eight Trigrams, Yuheng is the prisoner star, which binds the prisoner, and the magic weapon should be a rope... Yaoguang is the broken army, the general, the main battle array, and the magic weapon cannot escape from swords and weapons... … Kaiyang is a martial artist, a commander, who gives orders to all directions, and the magical weapon may be a military talisman or something like that.”

Weapons, weapon talismans... combined with "dragon energy": the emperor's sword or sword, the tiger talisman for sending troops?
Several leaders were refreshed and their eyes glowed: these two types are even rarer than gold belts.

Li Ding'an poured cold water at the right time, "It's just a Feng Shui formation. The connotation of the magic weapon is greater than the symbolic meaning and practical significance... And the so-called 'dragon aura' does not specifically refer to things used by the emperor, but also those given by the emperor... Therefore, the remaining three pieces may not be as good as the gold belt..."

Just "maybe", what if?
Even if it is a gift from the emperor, its value is not much lower...

The enthusiasm of the leaders has not diminished at all.

"Teacher Li, where is the other place?"

"In the North Pole position, that is, under the pillar or the golden Buddha, the North Pole is the Lord of the North Heaven, and the Lord guards the center. As for the magic weapon... it cannot escape the seal, order, etc.!"

Wang Yongqian was stunned for a moment: "Emperor's Seal?"

Li Ding'an squinted his eyes: What good thing are you thinking about? That thing is not Chinese cabbage?

According to his estimation, only in the north of Yinshan Mountain, in the center of the main formation, could there be something like this...

As for what it is, you will find out when you dig it out.

Li Ding'an took off his gloves, explained a few words to the technician, and then left the work area.

The leaders followed him out in confusion.

The scouts have finished cleaning the brick layer designated No. 15 and are using a geomagnetic meter to detect it.

Looking at the image, it is still a box.

According to Li Ding'an's speculation, what was buried in this position should be military symbols.

Yao Chuan was very professional, and he dug up the box without much effort.

Still a wooden box within an iron box...

The leaders entered the work area in a hurry.

Cleaning, rinsing, opening the lid... When they saw the true appearance of the thing, everyone suddenly realized: Token?
Is it really a military talisman?
In comparison, the quality of the token is slightly worse, the color is black and gray, and it is clearly made of silver.

The shape is generally round, with wide edges on all sides, a cast ring on the top, and high relief animal heads on both sides, a bit like a dragon, but without horns?

There is a tiger face underneath, and auspicious clouds under the tiger's jaw. There are words on both sides, which can be recognized separately: 任, 志, 大, 金...

But taken together, it is no different from the heavenly book.

Wang Yongqian looked at it carefully: "What word is this, Liaowen?"

"No, it's a bronze inscription created by Wanyan Aguda based on Khitan's small characters, also known as Jurchen's large characters."

"The token of the Jin Dynasty?"

"Yes, it is both an order to mobilize troops and an order from the county king."

Just the county king?

"who?"

"Don't worry, I'm working hard..."

Wang Yongqian sighed: Li Ding'an's mouth is really hopeless?

He said it might not be as valuable as a gold belt, but is it really not as valuable as a gold belt?
Even if Li Ding'an didn't remind him that this was a "king's order", he could still make a guess: Chi without horns is a type of dragon, but it's still far from a true dragon.

Of course, the value is still very high: so far, only two tokens of the Jin Dynasty have appeared. One is the "Order of the King of Qin" by Wanyan Zonghan (the founding minister of the Jin Dynasty), and the other is the "Order of the General of the Army of the Jin Dynasty".

Both are bronze medals, collected by private collectors, and have never been publicly authenticated, so let alone research, we don’t even know their authenticity.

Therefore, it is not wrong to say that this piece is "unique" and "unique in the world".

But with the "Golden Belt of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty" as the background, he looked down upon it a little: Chilong Ling is fine, but it's a nugget of gold?

The leaders' interest has not diminished: is it better than nothing?
After waiting for a few more minutes, Li Dingan straightened up.

"Have you spelled it out? What is it?"

Li Ding twitched the corner of his mouth and hesitated for a while: "I am familiar with the extreme force of sex!"

Breji...what is this?
While thinking, Wang Yongqian was stunned again.

He Anbang and Ma Xianming looked at each other, as if surprised.

"Bolieji is not only an identity name, but also refers to the political system of the Jin Dynasty. Translated into Chinese, it means the 'Supreme Council'. There are only five people in each generation, including the emperor, the prince, the prime minister, the left prime minister, and the right prime minister... Banbo Jilie became the crown prince.

But there is one thing. It is not hereditary, but selection: the previous emperor first selected the prince from among his peers. If he couldn't select talents, he then selected from the next generation... To put it bluntly, the throne is not passed on to the son, but to the younger brother or younger brother. Cousin, you can also pass it on to your nephew or even your cousin...

The first three generations of the Jin Dynasty were indeed passed on like this: Wanyan Aguda passed the throne to his cousin Wanyan Sheng, and Wanyan Sheng passed it to his nephew Wanyan Dan... But the illness was extremely serious, and the hidden dangers were also great. The third generation was abolished and changed to father-to-son... Therefore, since the founding of the Jin Dynasty, there were only two masters of Bojilie: Wanyan Sheng and Wanyan Gao. The leaders finally understood: "Jin Taizong and Jin Xizong?"

Li Ding'an nodded: "Yes, the word on the back of the token translates to 'the fifth year of Tianfu', which is the year of Wanyan Aguda. The knowledgeable Bo Jilie at that time was Wanyan Sheng. He "knew the affairs of the country by imperial edict. "Prime Minister's Military Affairs", generals on each road must have their orders and documents before they can mobilize and lead the army. This area is probably one of them..."

Why do you need an estimate?
It is not at all "not as good as Huizong's Golden Belt" as Li Ding'an said. The result is exactly the opposite.

Yes, Wanyan Sheng was only the crown prince at that time, but he succeeded to the throne two years later as Taizong of Jin. Then he first destroyed the Liao Dynasty and then the Northern Song Dynasty. His achievements and prestige were close to those of Wanyan Aguda.

Song Huizong was kidnapped by Wanyan Sheng to Huining Mansion (the capital of the Jin Dynasty), where he was tortured and died...

If we talk about the matter: a holy emperor and a wise king, a subjugated king, regardless of political achievements, reputation, influence, as well as ability and deeds, Wanyan Sheng crushed Zhao Ji by several levels.

Thinking about it this way, the value of this token is several times higher than the gold belt...

Wang Yongqian was very surprised: "Then why are you showing your teeth?"

Li Ding'an sighed: "The emperor's things...are there too many?"

It feels like... falling into the emperor's nest?
The dragon bone in the monk's hand may belong to an emperor of the Liao Dynasty, but before there was time to verify it, Song Huizong's gold belt was dug up, and now Jin Taizong's troop deployment order was dug up when he was the emperor?
No need to guess, the remaining two pieces are not much different.

And there are at least two such large formations: four or five pieces were dug out from one formation, how much would it be for three formations?

What's more important: the main formation is north of Yinshan Mountain... Li Ding'an can guarantee that there will definitely be big guys there.

Judging from this, there may be more than just the Emperor's Seal...

Everyone was speechless: We think it’s too little, but you think it’s too much?

There are two pieces in a row, one with a higher value than the other. How can you tell the mood of the leaders?

The leader had a smile on his face: "Teacher Li, why don't you explore the Tai Chi position first?"

That's right, you have to dig it sooner or later anyway.

Li Ding'an nodded: "Team Yao..."

As soon as he shouted two words, Ma Xianming rushed out: "I'll just go...Old Yao is digging square 22, don't disturb him..."

Yao Chuan was stunned for a moment, pouting in his mouth.

It's definitely not a good thing to say...

Fortunately, he was not buried under the copper pillar, but where the physical Buddha had previously sat. I don’t know if it’s because of the center of the array, but it’s not buried deep: below three layers of bricks, there’s only about twenty centimeters of rammed earth.

Ma Xianming hasn't used it for half an hour.

The technician worked faster and had it cleaned up in a matter of minutes.

Or a talisman?
Fortunately, gold:
It is rectangular in shape, with dragon and wind patterns on the sunny side and a mandala with twining branches on the negative side.

There are also nine characters with yang side and three with yin side, but I still don’t recognize them.

Li Ding'an took a look and paused suddenly: "The golden tablet of Emperor Tianzan's imperial edict?"

"what?"

"Before Yelvxian, Emperor Jingzong of the Liao Dynasty, passed away, he left the gold medal to Queen Xiao Chuo (Xiao Yanyan) as the regent, also known as the 'legendary' gold medal?"

"History of Liao": (Qianheng) In the autumn and September of the fourth year of the reign of Emperor Renzi, Jingzong died. Guichou, the emperor was sitting in front of the coffin, and he was twelve years old. The queen was given the imperial edict to act as regent, and she issued edicts to all the Taoists...

There are a total of three "edicts" here: one is the imperial edict, the second is the golden seal with turtle and dragon buttons, and the third is the gold medal of testament.

The specific content of the imperial edict is not recorded in historical records, but the shape and inscription of the golden seal and gold medal are clearly recorded: the seal is a turtle button, and the order is a rectangle.

If the contents of the golden seal and the imperial edict gold medal are translated into Chinese characters: According to the destiny, the family and the country will be inherited, and the clouds will be inherited.

The first reign title of the young emperor Yelu Longxu was "Tianfu", and the posthumous title "Queen Chengtian" given after Xiao Chuo's death all came from here: Tianming, Zuocheng!
"History of Jin" also records: Jin Xizong conquered the capital of Liao Dynasty and later captured Emperor Tianzuo (the last emperor of Liao Dynasty) alive. Only the golden seal and imperial edict were found. The gold medal was lost during Emperor Tianzuo's escape.

His whereabouts were unknown after that.

But if this thing appears here, it is basically impossible to be fake.

In short, it has extremely high research value.

Regardless of other things, let’s talk about influence: Liao Jingzong was the leader of the Liao Dynasty’s resurgence. He could be called a wise and powerful warrior, winning nine out of ten battles with the Song Dynasty. Song Taizong Zhao Guangyi's "Gaoliang River Donkey Cart War God" was conferred by him.

Empress Dowager Chengtian pushed the Liao Dynasty to its peak, defeated the Song Dynasty one after another, and finally formed the "Chanyuan Alliance", forcing the Song Dynasty to declare itself a vassal and pay tribute...

Not comparable to Wanyan Sheng, but at least several floors higher than Song Huizong...

He Anbang's eyes gleamed, "Isn't his whereabouts unknown?"

How would I know?

Li Ding'an sighed again: Why are there so many weird things in this place?

I don’t know which emperor has the backbone?
Is it possible that the belt was ripped off from Song Huizong?
Now it's another gold medal issued by the Empress Dowager Xiao of the Liao Dynasty?
There are not too many cultural relics that have passed through his hands, but this is the first time Li Ding'an has seen these categories.

It was strange, but he understood the truth: this gold medal was an imperial edict, more like an imperial seal, used to sit in the center of the North Pole, there was nothing wrong with it...

The leaders were all more reserved and did not laugh out loud, but their eyes were brighter than the last: as of now, the emperors of the Song, Liao, and Jin dynasties have been gathered together, and their influence is greater than the last.

Even the most unreliable Emperor Huizong left several pages in the history books.

In other words, the possibility of applying for the construction of a scenic spot in this place is increasing...

Mi Shundong exhaled sharply: "Teacher Li, there is one more thing!"

Oh yes, there is also broken military position.

Li Ding'an was also curious, which emperor's sword or sword could it be?

After thinking about it, Yao Chuan carried the box into the work area, and the technicians rushed towards him.

In less than ten minutes, the things were washed clean and shiny.

A small crystal axe?
After taking a look, Li Ding'an almost drank a mouthful of old blood: Do you dare to be more cautious?

He Anbang exclaimed: "With an ax...what nonsense?"

Ma Xianming also wanted to say the same.

Not surprisingly, this is probably the one that Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin often used to knock the ministers' front teeth.

Sima Guang's "Sushui Jiwen": Taizu (Zhao Kuangyin) was playing sparrows in the back garden, and a certain minister asked him to play something urgent. Taizu saw it urgently, so what he played was a common thing. The superior was angry and questioned him about the reason, and asked: "Is your Majesty anxious to play the sparrow?" The superior became even more angry and hit his mouth with the handle of the axe, knocking out two teeth...

"Shao's Hearing and Seeing Record": At the court banquet, Wen Ding served food from a large plate with his hands, and the emperor (Zhao Kuangyin) struck him on the head with an axe...

"Quality Comprehensive Mirror": Pu (Prime Minister Zhao Pu) was good at adding punishment names, Taizu used a pillar ax to break two teeth of his upper jaw...

If it's going to court, he'll hide it in his sleeve. If it's going to court, he'll play with it at any time... Can you tell how much he likes it?

"Book of Rites: Mingtang Wei": Zhu Qian jade Qi, in order to dance with great martial arts...Qian is a shield, Qi is an axe, this thing is a serious ritual weapon.

But Zhao Kuangyin is the only one who carves crystals, holds them in his hands all day long, and knocks people's front teeth at every turn.

Therefore, the other three cultural relics combined may not be as valuable as this one.

More importantly, this thing has a twin brother: the jade axe.

Zhao Kuangyin, Emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty, waved his jade axe. Everything else is not mine... From then on, the Song Dynasty and Dali were divided across the river to rule.

Song Taizong Zhao Guangyi waved his jade ax, and the Sixteen States of Yanyun separated from the Central Plains Dynasty for more than 300 years, allowing Hu Qi to dominate...

When Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty Zhao Zhen saw the imperial concubine receiving the gift, he asked angrily: "I got this thing, so I smashed it with a pillar ax..."

When Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, Zhao She, chose his own day when he was about to be appointed prime minister, he personally wrote his name on a small piece of paper in the Xuanhe Hall, and hung the seal on the jade pillar and axe...

That's right, it's the jade ax in the "Jade Axe of the Song Dynasty" passed down from generation to generation by the emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty.

There is something even more crucial: more than one notebook history records that the ax in the shadow of the candlelight ax is this thing...

　The information is too difficult to find...

　　
　
(End of this chapter)