Live appraising treasures, I became a national treasure expert?

"Li Ding'an, is there a piano here with poems on it?"

"Well, Cai Jing's "Inscription on the Wanqin Hall"!"

"By order? The emperor's piano?"

"Yes, this is the Chuanyun Qin owned by Zhao Ji, Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty. He later gave it to his daughter-in-law... In the fourth year of Zhenhe, Zhao Gou went from the Guangping County Prince to the Kang King and married Xing Bingyi as his concubine. Huizong gave him the Qin..."

"Where's this black box?"

"The Mawu jade pen box was given by Gaozong Zhaogou when Xiaozong was established as the prince..."

"Look, there is also a small table?"

"Song Guangzong's Fragrant Bone Case!"

"You know them all?"

Li Ding'an sighed.

It's not that he knows them all, but it's clearly recorded in the history books. Anyone who is an archaeologist or a student of history will know these things.

Without exception, they were all burial objects of Song Liuling, which were later stolen by Yang Liangzhenjia.

Therefore, it is not surprising at all that these things appear here.

The two of them continued to look down: bronze wares, silver wares, gold wares, jade wares, lacquer wares, porcelain...

Guan kiln, Ru kiln, Ding kiln, Jun kiln, Ge kiln, Di kiln...

One box next to another, one pile next to another, dazzling and dizzying...

"Li Ding'an, what is this, a glass inkstone?"

"Yes, dragon-shaped glazed inscription, from the Liao Dynasty!"

"Look, this bowl is so bright?"

"Carved from a whole piece of agate, from the Jin Dynasty."

"What is this, a fence or a fruit basket?"

Li Ding'an took a look:
It does look a bit similar, and it does look a bit simple, but it's really not a fruit basket and a fence, but a serious crown.

"Wanyan Agu's golden crown!"

"crown?"

"Yes, it's still Jin Taizu's crown."

Walking forward again, Li Dingan stopped when he saw a long wooden box.

The box had long since fallen apart, and the wooden boards were scattered. There were teeth marks on the box, and there were chewed wood residue on the ground. It looked like it had been chewed open by some animal.

The scrolls were scattered everywhere, one to the east and one to the west. There is a gap on the left, a gap on the right, and some of the paintings have even been torn into several pieces.

Li Ding'an bent down, picked up half of it, and blew the soil on it.

It is an ink landscape on silk: there are mountains in the distance, a lake in the middle, dense forests on the mountains, and farmhouses at the foot of the mountains.

There are fishermen casting nets by the lake, scholars singing and drinking at the foot of the slope, a light boat floating over, and wisps of clouds and smoke floating in the mountains and fields.

The painting is really good: deep mountains and forests, flat slopes and gentle shores, lush mountains, lakes and water colors, sandbanks and reeds, light haze and thin smoke, endless reflections... The scene of light mist, faint smoke and water in the sky in the south of the Yangtze River is vividly displayed on the paper. ,

It's a pity that only half of it is left...

I have never seen this painting before, but does this style of painting look familiar?
Looking carefully, there are two square seals on the upper left. After squinting, Li Ding'an took a sharp breath:
Nine-seal inscriptions, "Jixi Palace Treasure"... This is the seal of Lizong's inner palace of the Southern Song Dynasty.

White seal script, "Baojin calligraphy seal"... This is one of the calligraphy and painting seals of Mi Fu, one of the four masters of the Song Dynasty, and is only inscribed on top-grade calligraphy and painting.

There are only two sides of the seal, but there is a postscript next to it: Painted by Dong Yuan, deputy envoy of Beiyuan...

Haha, Dong Yuan... no wonder the painting style looks familiar?
His "Pictures of Xiao Xiang" are treasured in the Forbidden City, and they also depict Jiangnan landscapes.

How expensive is it?
There were seven families in the Northern Song Dynasty, Su Shi, Huang Tingjian, Mi Fu, and Cai Xiang. These are the four families.

Dong Yuan, Li Cheng, and Fan Kuan are the three painters, among whom Dong Yuan is the most famous.

He is the founder of the Southern School of landscape painting. The four schools of Yuan Dynasty, the four schools of Ming Dynasty, the Wu School of Ming Dynasty and the four kings of Qing Dynasty all learned from him.

Huang Gongwang of the Yuan Dynasty (four masters of the Yuan Dynasty, representative work "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains"): Those who paint landscapes must learn from Dong, just like Li Du who studied poetry...

Wang Jian of the Qing Dynasty: Paintings have Dong Ju, just like books have Zhong Wang, if you don’t do this, you are a heretic...

There is a treasure trove of imperial treasures on it, as well as a Mi Fu seal. If it were put up for auction and the price was 100 million, Li Ding'an would dare to cut off his head and play it as a ball.

Even if only half of the painting is left, even if it is a remnant among the remnants...

But what about the other half?
He glanced left and right and picked up another one from his feet.

Doesn't seem right?
Dong Yuan's paintings are made of cooked silk, but this one is made of raw silk.

The size is also wrong. The width of this one is slightly narrower, but it is much more complete. The shafts on both sides are still there and there are no signs of tearing.

If you look carefully, it's not pictures, it's all words. There are quite a lot of words, maybe one hundred, fifty or sixty.

Li Ding'an recited silently: The green pine stands tall and strong, the high sky bows in shame. All kinds of branches and leaves are connected to the pine ends...

I don’t think I’ve ever heard of this poem, but this word… is very distinctive and stylish.

I couldn't recognize it at the moment, but it didn't matter. There were seals and postscripts underneath.

Taking another look, his eyes suddenly widened: "Hanmo with the surname Mi".

There is an inscription next to it: Yuanyou Wuchen, September 23rd, Xitang Mifu Ji.

This...is this "Shu Su Tie" by Mi Fu?
Silk is white raw silk woven in Sichuan. It was named Shusu in the Song Dynasty, from which the name of the post came.

It is also called "the first calligraphy in China" and "the eighth running script in the world" by later generations.

The problem is, there is a painting in the National Museum of Taipei that is almost exactly the same. It is recognized by the world and is undoubtedly authentic.

So where did this one come from?
The point is not this, but the line of postscript next to it: The instructions and several poems are all transcendent and wonderful. The handwriting says it is so, I put it in my sleeve and cannot put it down. The future is a treasure, but for those who are not here today, I am here for you, hehe, hehe!
There is also a seal next to it: "Meiyang Su Shi".

Li Ding'an didn't know what to say: Can you still hehe?
Now it’s okay, I have to haha ​​too!

Mi Fu's "Shu Su Tie" and Su Shi's "Hehe" poem appear in the same work?

What a ghost...

To say it's fake, what nonsense is it?

Hmm...wrong?
It seems that these two sentences "haha" were originally written by Su Shi to Mi Fu, praising him for his good poetry and good calligraphy.

There have been countless speculations by later generations, but they have never been able to verify which work of Mi Fu was praised by Su Shi. Okay, now the case is solved...

The question arises again: This one is authentic, but where is the one in Taipei?

Or maybe Mi Fu wrote two paintings?

Li Ding'an has never seen the one in the Taipei Museum, and he doesn't know whether it is authentic or not, but he at least knows that there is no Su Shi's seal or "haha" on it.

A rare treasure.

How expensive is it?
Dongshan Villa is known as the most expensive house in Beijing. A villa can easily cost two to three hundred million. Is it expensive enough?

Just this calligraphy, it is easy to change ten sets.

But here, it's really like a rag, thrown everywhere.

He carefully blew away the dust on top, and then gently spread it on the ground, not even daring to roll it up...

Yu Huiyin's eyes widened.

No matter how much she didn't understand, she still knew about Dong Yuan, Mi Fu, and Su Shi.

Which sentence in particular is "haha"? Who is studying liberal arts or studying Chinese language and doesn't know it?
This word and its meaning were invented by Su Shi...

"Dong Yuan's paintings, Mi Fu's calligraphy... Li Ding'an, why are you here?"

“In the fourteenth year of the Yuan Dynasty (the middle period of Kublai Khan), Yang Liangzhenjia served as the president of the Buddhist capital of Jianghuai and later the president of the Buddhist capital of Henan... In the past ten years, he followed the orders of Prime Minister Sang Ge and robbed Song Tombs in the Central Plains and Jiangnan...

He robbed all the tombs of the emperors of the two Song Dynasties, including the tombs of clan members, ministers, and wealthy businessmen. He may not even be able to count the number of tombs he dug... Among them were Bao Zheng, Kou Zhun, Zhao Pu, Yang Yanzhao, The tombs of Di Qing and others... Therefore, as long as they belong to the Song Dynasty, it is not surprising no matter what kind of cultural relics appear here..."

He even suspected that the tombs of Dong Yuan, Su Shi and Mi Fu had all been dug up by this thief monk...

Sighing, Li Dingan squatted down and picked up the calligraphy, paintings and scrolls scattered on the ground one by one.

Cai Xiang's "Four Virtues and One Unfilial"?
The handwriting is really good, but it’s a pity that only half of it is left.

Cai Jing's "Fu Guan Tie"?
The relevant historical materials say it was lost, but it appears here?

Let me go, "The Drunkard's Pavilion" by Ouyang Xiu?
No, was this written by Su Shi, or was it in regular script?

incredible!
This is the inscription that the local county magistrate asked Su Shi to write when he was demoted to Yingzhou, Ouyang Xiu's hometown, as magistrate. The original stele has been lost long ago, and now there is still half a copy of the Ming Dynasty stele. Don’t you want to encounter the original text here?
It can be exchanged for at least a dozen large villas worth over a thousand square meters in Dongshan Villa...

Ouyang Xiu's "Reunite with the Ming Concubine"?
This time it was not Su Shi's writing, but Ouyang Xiu's authentic writing.

Fan Kuan's "Ten Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains"?
Tsk tsk, it’s seven meters long.

It is recorded in "Xuanhe Tupu" (a record of paintings collected by the court of the Northern Song Dynasty) and also mentioned in Mi Fu's "Painting History" that Fan Kuan followed the order of Taizu (Zhao Kuangyin) and wrote "Ten Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains".

But what the original work looks like, let alone seeing, future generations can't even figure out... because the historical materials only record the name of the work, but not what was painted.

Looking more carefully, Li Ding'an felt his mind buzzing: Is the villa in Dongshan Villa considered a piece of cake?
Once this painting comes out, I wonder where to place the painting Along the River During the Qingming Festival?

Picking it up again, Huang Tingjian imitated Wang Xizhi's "Lanting Preface"... This is what the inscription in the painting says.

But is it simple?

It is generally accepted by the historians that Li Shimin died and his "Lanting Preface" was buried, and there is no more Lanting Preface in the world.

Where did Huang Tingjian imitate five hundred years later?
Well, it doesn’t matter where the original version of "Lanting Preface" is, but then it is copied, and what is copied is also "the best running script in the world".

It is still Huang Tingjian’s work. Although it has a little less words, it may not be as good as Mi Fu’s "Shu Su Tie", which ranks eighth in the world, but it can at least rank tenth in the world, right?

There are ten villas in Dongshan Villa again.

Pick it up again, Li Cheng's "Lan Yan Mist and Evening Clear Picture"...

Okay, the four Song families and the three Northern Song families have gathered together...

Pick it up again... Well, what is this thing?
Memorial?

I secretly observe that since ancient times, people have enjoyed the country for a long time, but they have no sincerity and compassion for the world. Although there is no tyranny and torture inflicted on the people, the world is still in chaos.

Since the Qin Dynasty, those who have enjoyed the country for a long time include Emperor Wu of Jin, Emperor Wu of Liang, and Emperor Ming of Tang. These three emperors are all clever, intelligent and somewhat meritorious masters...

Haha, this is "Shangshi Shuzheng" jointly drafted by Wang Anshi and Ouyang Xiu, written by Wang Anshi, and jointly presented by the two...

By now, Li Ding'an was completely stunned: these were just calligraphy and paintings, and there were dozens of boxes of porcelain, copperware, goldware, silverware, lacquerware, wood carvings, left and right.

Even if Su Xun and Su Che appeared again, or even Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan, bringing together the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties, he would not be surprised.

So, how many graves did Yang Liazhenjia dig?
I picked them up one by one, looked at them one by one, and sighed.

The more I pick up, the more uncomfortable I feel: which one of these is not a peerless treasure?

But here, thrown on the ground like garbage, even torn into tatters?
It would not be a pity if the thief monk was cut to pieces with a thousand swords...

Li Ding'an didn't straighten up until there were no more calligraphy and paintings on the ground.

Immediately, he was startled again: Yu Huiyin's eyes were shining brightly.

"Are they all national treasures?"

of course.

He sighed and thought again: "Forget it, don't think about it, there's no need."

Yu Huiyin probably wanted to take one out, but with their wealth, identity, and status, there was really no need to take this risk.

"I know, it's just a pity!"

Isn't it a pity for Li Ding'an?

It should be said this way: Of all the cultural relics in this underground palace, which one is not a national treasure?
The least valuable thing here is probably the few boxes of Jingkang Tongbao that were discounted for 2016 cents. In , Rongbaozhai auctioned only three of them for more than million yuan.

It is no exaggeration to say that all the Jingkang Tongbao coins circulating in the world today are not as numerous as here.

The second most valuable item was two boxes of "Yuan Fu Fifty Liang" waist collars: these were New Year's silver minted by decree in the first year of Yuan Fu when Zhe Zong defeated Xixia.

The third worthless thing is a box of "Chunhua Yuanbao" offering money...gold.

Not to mention the rest, not to mention the burial objects of the Southern Song Dynasty emperors, and not to mention the more than ten pieces of Ru porcelain, just eighteen bottles of Liao and three-color Arhats.

At first glance, it seems that the Eighteen Arhats of the Liao Dynasty are not very famous?

In fact, among these cultural relics, it is the one that has the most extensive influence on the world and is the most representative.

To date, there are only eleven bottles in the world.

But at the earliest, there were eighteen bottles, which were also the Eighteen Arhats. However, seven bottles were destroyed during the process of being smuggled out of the country, and the remaining ones were damaged to varying degrees. So now there are only eleven broken bottles distributed around the world:
Six bottles from the United States are in eight museums including the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and the University of Pennsylvania Archaeological Academy. One bottle is in the Royal Canadian Museum, one bottle is in the British Museum, one bottle is in the National Museum of Fine Arts in France, and one bottle is in a private collection in Japan.

Half a bottle of Russia, half a bottle of Germany, together they are one bottle.

But no matter which country it is, exhibitions, visits, and photography are prohibited... So let alone seeing it, I am not a professional in archeology and cultural relics research, and I have never even heard of it.

So, no matter how you ask the media to promote it, you can’t just rely on random fabrication, right?

Ordinary people are even less likely to know.

Not even Li Ding'an has seen the real thing.

But he at least knew that this was recognized by the world as the greatest sculpture in the Middle Ages and the pinnacle of all religious artworks in the world.

Therefore, don’t think that your porcelain is expensive. Your porcelain is good and is the king of porcelain, but it is all a matter of public speculation. If compared with it, a plum vase may not be as good as one of Arhat's fingers.

It's a pity that it comes from China, but China doesn't have one?

Fortunately, there are eighteen bottles here. Not only are they a complete set, but they are not damaged or cracked. Every bottle is intact.

But it can only be piled here to eat ashes, and will slowly rot, or even be smashed to pieces by some wild beast one day... For the Chinese who have a little bit of sentiment, it is not a shame.

Therefore, we must get it back, and we must get it back.

No matter what method is used...

After feeling disappointed for a long time, he nodded gently: "Let's go out first!"

"Yes, I know!" Yu Huiyin nodded fiercely, with a very serious expression, "I won't tell anyone!"

Li Ding'an couldn't help but laugh.

I still have to say it for sure, otherwise how can I get it back?
At least you have to tell Wang Yongqian.

But people talk a lot, and the less other people know, the better.

I looked around again, but there were so many things that I couldn’t finish them all in a short while.

Li Ding'an sighed: "Stop looking and let's go!"

Yu Huiyin nodded obediently.

The two turned around, and as soon as they raised their feet, Yu Huiyin said "Ouch" and bumped into Li Ding'an's back.

"Be careful...do you have a sprain in your foot?"

"No... I tripped!"

"what?"

"It looks like a stone."

Li Ding'an took a photo with his cell phone: It looks like a stone tablet?

No, it's a stone pier with a box on it.

It wasn't against a wall, it wasn't high up, the light was dark, and Yu Huiyin was walking in a hurry, so he didn't see it.

"Why were the stone piles planted here?"

Li Ding'an took a look: "It's not a stone pile, it's a stone pier with a box on it."

"I almost knocked it down...what's in it?"

"do not know!"

Li Ding'an took a look and knocked again, "Da Da".

Iron?

He hugged her again. It was not as heavy as usual. Yu Huiyin really couldn't knock her off.

Shake it again, there are clattering sounds inside, ding-ding-dong-dong, clanging... Haha, it's either gold, silver, or jade.

Li Ding'an suddenly became interested: "You light it, and I'll take a look!"

Passing the phone to Yu Huiyin, he first picked up the probe and bumped it, and then used the tip of a drill to pry open the seam of the box lid.

"Bang bang", the lid of the box was opened.

Afterwards, the two people's eyes were almost blinded by the light.

Print, many prints?
No, it's all seals... It's a big box full, at least twenty or thirty square meters.

No...is this wholesale?
He even had the illusion that he was in an antique market?

No... Even Pan Jiayuan, even a fake jade dealer who specializes in selling fake jade seals, who would dare to put so many imperial seals on the stall?

Even the stalls were smashed...

Li Ding'an took it out one by one, looked at it one by one, and took a breath every time he looked at it.

"The Emperor's Mandated Treasure", "The Emperor's Divine Treasure"?
"History of the Song Dynasty": The emperor of the Han Dynasty had a seal, which was changed to a treasure in the Tang Dynasty. There were eight seals in his system. The five dynasties were chaotic and separated, and many of them were lost. Zhou Guangshun first created two treasures: one is called "the treasure of the emperor's destiny", the other is called "the emperor's sacred treasure"...

Therefore, these two seals are the national jade seals passed down from the later Zhou Dynasty and the Great Song Dynasty.

There are two more parties: "The Treasure of the Song Dynasty" and "The Treasure of the Heaven"... Taizu (Zhao Kuangyin) received Zen in Zhou Dynasty, passed down the two treasures, and made the "Treasure of the Song Dynasty"... Until Taizong (Zhao Kuangyin) Zhao Guangyi), and also made a "treasure of inheritance and destiny".

These two sides are also the seals of the Song Dynasty.

There are also three gold seals: there are three separate seals, all cast in gold. One is called "the seal of the world's contract", which was used by Zhongshu Zoufu and Liu Neiquan for three generations.

The second one is the "imperial seal", which is used internally when the Privy Council announces orders and various ministers report.

The third one is called "the seal of the imperial edict", which was used by Hanlin imperial edicts.

These three parties are the golden treasures for the succession of the Emperor of the Song Dynasty.

Below are three jade seals: "The Emperor respectfully accepts the treasure of destiny", "The Jade Treasure of the Five Sacred Emperors", and "The emperor declares the treasure of the Qianfu". Zhenzong ascended the throne...Feng Chan Taishan, please still make, don't make three jade...

Next there is: "The Emperor Admires the Treasure of National Sacrifice", engraved by Song Renzong.

"The Divine Treasure of the Kingdom" was engraved by Song Renzong.

"The Emperor's Treasure" and "The Emperor's Treasure" were engraved by Emperor Yingzong of the Song Dynasty.

There are also, "The Emperor's Trust Treasure is on the left", "The Emperor's Treasure", "The Emperor's Travel Treasure", "The Emperor's Trust Treasure is on the right"... carved during the Huizong Dynasty.

How much does this have to be?
More than twenty squares.

Li Dingan was too lazy to think about the source.

But there is no doubt that the fake cannot reach here, and every aspect and seal here is clearly remembered in the "History of the Song Dynasty".

There is also the "History of the Jin Dynasty": (Jingkang Incident) Those obtained from the Song Dynasty had fifteen jade treasures, seven gold treasures, one seal, and five gold-coated silver treasures...

"History of the Yuan Dynasty" also records: More than a hundred jade treasures from various countries were obtained, and Boyan (the prime minister of the Yuan Dynasty after Sang Ge) divided them among his ministers... This is probably how these Song seals came from.

Do the math again, what is fifteen plus seven plus one plus five?

A whole twenty-eight directions.

This is only from the Northern Song Dynasty, there were even more from the Southern Song Dynasty. There are estimated to be sixty or seventy imperial seals from the two Song Dynasties combined.

Li Ding'an suddenly remembered a sentence: Poor students have too much stationery...

"Li...Li Ding'an..."

Suddenly, Yu Huiyin screamed, holding a seal in his hand, his hands trembling.

His lips were trembling: "Look... look, please?"

He subconsciously took a look: it was also a jade seal, with a seal width of about ten centimeters and a height of about eight centimeters, with a button on top and a dragon's body coiled several times.

Zhenniu tourmaline is of average size. There are several squares of seals larger than this square below. Doesn’t it feel surprising?

The quality of the jade is quite good, moist and bright, with blue in the green, but it doesn't make Yu Huiyin so excited...

Well, wait?

Taking a closer look, Li Ding'an's eyes almost popped out.

Insect and bird seal script?
Isn't the seal text on this "Ordered by Heaven, and you will live forever"?
I'm so confused...

Yu Huiyin's hands kept shaking, and his voice also trembled: "Li Ding'an... the jade seal... the jade seal passed down to the country?"

He looked again and sighed: "Fake!"

"what?"

""History of the Song Dynasty": In the third year of Shaosheng's reign, the people of Xianyang County obtained an ancient jade seal... The jade seal presented was green as blue, warm and lustrous, and the text said, "If you are ordered by heaven, you will live forever"... This is Cai Jing Forged, used to make Song Huizong happy...look, is it square?"

She took a closer look and felt as if the ball had been deflated.

When Zi Ying was young, Wang Mang usurped the kingdom and sent his cousin Wang Shun to seek revenge. The Queen Mother was angry and threw the seal to the ground, breaking a corner of it... Wang Mang ordered the craftsmen to repair it with gold...

But let alone missing corners, there isn’t even a gap?

Suddenly, Yu Huiyin became weak, and he put the seal back easily.

Then, his eyes lit up again: "Why is there another party?"

Li Ding'an was stunned for a moment, not knowing what to say.

Exactly the same size, the same shape, the same insect and bird seals, and still the national jade seal, but this one is white jade...

He sighed again: "It's also a fake... Cai Jing presented the seal, and the emperor (Huizong of the Song Dynasty) was the inspector. The test was very detailed... He deposed the seal without using it (knowing it was fake), so he took the text and made it his own. The four-inch square is unique, carved with white jade, and the seal is made of insects and fish...but its value is slightly higher than that one, at least it was carved by Song Huizong himself..."

Yu Huiyin didn't even want to say anything.

Before, she really thought this was a jade seal passed down from the country, and she even had the idea of ​​taking it back, taking it back now...

The result is fake?
unacceptable……

Li Ding'an was so happy that he turned over it twice more.

Immediately, his eyes popped out again: Haha... an ax, or a jade one?

White and moist, delicate and greasy, warm and moist...

Suddenly, he remembered the ax in Qinglong Mountain: the shape was exactly the same, but that one was made of crystal and this one was made of white jade.

Taizu wielded his jade ax, and the Song Dynasty and Dali crossed the river to rule.

Taizong waved his jade ax, and the sixteen states of Yanyun allowed Hu cavalry to gallop...

Renzong waved his jade axe, the imperial concubine bowed her head, the grand master begged for his body...

It's absolutely true: this is the jade ax in the "Jade Axes of the Song Dynasty" passed down from generation to generation by the emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty. According to unofficial history, it is the jade ax in "The Shadow of the Ax by Candlelight".

Li Ding'an also thought at that time that since there was an axe, the jade ax might be buried in some corner, and it might even pop up one day.

He Anbang said he was dreaming, and Lu Benzhi also said he was fanciful.

What now?
The total of more than twenty square seals is not worth this axe.

In an instant, Li Ding'an even had the urge to take the ax back now...

While hesitating, Yu Huiyin pointed at the box and said, "Li Ding'an, there are three more here, but why are they all so small?"

besides?

"Let me see?"

I took a photo with my phone and saw three small seals lying on the bottom of the box.

It is indeed small, such as the more than 20 squares that have been taken out: the smallest is the two "Jade Seals of the State", which are ten minutes wide and eight minutes high, and the remaining one is larger than the other.

The largest ones are "The Emperor Xinbao is on the Left" and "The Emperor Xinbao is on the Right" from the Huizong period of the Song Dynasty, both of which are nine inches long, wide and high.

But these three thieves are small, no more than three centimeters wide, and with the addition of the buttons, they are only two centimeters high. Put it together, like a grandson's grandson.

Look at the shape again: the three sides are all made of white jade. There is no doubt that they are also the emperor’s jade seal...

After looking at it for a few times, he turned the seal over and squinted his eyes: it was the insect and bird seal again.

He looked at it again: "The Emperor's Seal"?
Well, this is the "Emperor's Seal"... and the other is the "Emperor's Seal".

They are all white jade, and they are all Chi Niu. They are very similar to the Western Han Dynasty "Queen's Seal" in the Shaanxi Museum.

The shape is also quite consistent with the Han system, and the insect and bird seal is more similar, at least much more similar than the two carved by Cai Jing and Song Huizong.

These three parties can't be Han Xi...

Ok?
Li Ding'an was suddenly stunned and "coaxed".

My mind felt like it was exploding, "buzzing, buzzing, buzzing."

What the hell is this...the Sixth Seal of the Emperor?
The Six Seals of the Emperor of the Han Dynasty...(End of Chapter)