Rushing to the sea: I can see the prompts

Chapter 187 What dynasty is it from?

Curator Bai opened the box and was shocked when he saw what was inside.

After a while, he couldn't help but swallow, looked deeply at Zhang Yaohua, and then carefully took out the contents.

Most of the other people's eyes and attention were focused on the "Preface to the Lanting Collection" and did not pay attention to this.

The collector named Ma looked over, and his pupils suddenly trembled.

He also walked over quickly.

"Be careful, be careful! Ouch! This jade seal doesn't look simple!"

He didn't dare to say the words "Jade Seal of the State".

If "Preface to the Lanting Collection" is the number one calligraphy treasure, then the National Jade Seal is the most important lost national treasure in China, and it is not an exaggeration to say it is the number one national treasure.

The only thing that can be compared is perhaps the legendary Kyushu Cauldron.

Jiuding was made by Xia Yu. After Xia Yu successfully controlled the flood, he unified China. Xia Yu used the geographical location familiar with flood control to divide the entire world into nine states, namely: Yuzhou, Qingzhou, Xuzhou, Yangzhou, and Jingzhou , Liangzhou, Yongzhou, Jizhou, Yanzhou.

Xia Yu collected copper from Jiuzhou and then cast it into Jiuding, which corresponds to Jiuzhou. If Jiuding exists, it should be nine tripods, corresponding to the Jiuzhou in the world. Jiuding represents Jiuzhou, and Jiuzhou is the whole of China. Jiuding not only represents Kyushu also represents the royal power, which is the highest power to rule the world.

However, whether the Kyushu Cauldron actually exists is now highly controversial.

As for the national jade seal, there is no controversy.

Curator Bai said without hesitation: "Where did you find the Imperial Seal?"

This jade seal looks like it has a heavy sense of history.

Having been exposed to cultural relics for so many years, he can roughly tell whether they are true or false at a glance. Although I am not sure yet, this imperial seal is not simple.

Zhang Yaohua made up a random story.

Anyway, no one else witnessed his search for the Imperial Seal. How did he find it? Wasn't he the one who had the final say?

Mr. Ma couldn't help but said: "You are also very interesting, specifically looking for those lost national treasures?"

Zhang Yaohua explained: "I accidentally picked up the Green Ox Inkstone before. Mr. Tang told me a lot about it and I was very touched. So from then on, I started to check their whereabouts and tried to find them.

Please help me see if this is true. "

At this time, other people finally noticed what was going on here and came over to take a look out of curiosity.

Seeing Yu Xi's appearance, everyone gasped.

No matter how elegant a person is, he can't help but curse at this moment: "Fuck! The national jade seal?"

Many people’s first reaction is: Is it fake?

It’s not their fault. After all, it was a national treasure that had been lost for so long. If it suddenly appeared in front of them, everyone would suspect it was a fake.

Some people have seen a lot of "traditional jade seals" in the antique market, and some of them are outrageous.

The square jade seal in front of me is four inches in diameter, with five dragons intersecting the upper button. On the front, there are eight seal characters engraved on it: "Ordered by heaven, you will live forever."

"What dynasty is it from?" someone asked.

When a layman hears this, he may think there is something wrong.

Are there any other imperial seals from other dynasties? Wasn't it done by the Qin Dynasty?

In fact, the forgery of imperial seals has never stopped. After it was lost in the Later Tang Dynasty, all dynasties and generations wanted to find it. After all, it was a symbol of orthodox rights. Whoever got it would have the name of orthodoxy.

Some people say that there was a jade seal passed down in the Song Dynasty, right?
However, some people suspected that Zhang Dun and Cai Jing had forged the imperial seal obtained by Emperor Zhezong of the Song Dynasty.

Fake seals also appeared from time to time during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty once received the so-called imperial seal, which Emperor Xiaozong thought was fake at the time. In the early Qing Dynasty, there were 39 imperial seals of various colors hidden in the palace, one of which was considered to be the imperial seal made by the Qin Dynasty. In 1746 AD, it was passed by Qianlong The emperor approved it and confirmed that it was a forgery.

Curator Bai and the others did not speak, but began to conduct serious appraisals. It was impossible for such explosive news not to spread. Soon, news of the suspected discovery of the imperial seal spread throughout the cultural relics world, and many big shots called to inquire.

Unconsciously, the sky gradually darkened.

Everyone argued.

"How about we all eat first and continue the appraisal tomorrow?" Zhang Yaohua said to them.

At this time, everyone felt hungry.

"Then let's eat first! Not tomorrow, we have to continue tonight." Director Bai said.

He has already contacted the capital, asking the National Palace Museum and the National Library to assist, investigate data, and jointly conduct demonstrations.

At present, this Fang Chuanguo Jade Seal has been recognized by many people.

There are so many "jade seals handed down from the country", at least this one is the one closest to history.

They never expected that they just came to see the "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection" and could actually see the jade seal passed down from the country.

Even Ma Lao said that this trip was worthwhile.

Long experience.

He also did not dare to draw a conclusion, but he already recognized in his heart that this piece of jade seal was the one ordered by Qin Shihuang.

Whether it was the "Preface to the Lanting Collection" or the Imperial Seal, he only wanted to read it and never thought about buying it. He is self-aware, and even if Zhang Yaohua does not collect it himself, he will not transfer it to him.

The country doesn’t allow him to take it away!

During the meal, Curator Bai said to Zhang Yaohua: "Xiao Zhang, if this is a genuine imperial seal, you probably won't be able to keep it. "The Preface to the Lanting Collection" is better."

Zhang Yaohua nodded: "I understand, so I'm asking Mr. Bai for help. It's okay to hand it over to the state, but I won't accept it being handed over for free."

Curator Bai breathed a sigh of relief, but he was afraid that Zhang Yaohua would insist on collecting it himself.

"Don't worry! Leave it to me."

The state invests a large amount of funds in cultural relics every year, including the excavation and protection of cultural relics, as well as the repurchase of lost cultural relics.

The jade seal passed down from the country is so important, so it is natural to pay special attention to it, and it is natural to repurchase it with a large sum of money.

Of course, the value of the imperial seal is hard to estimate, and it is hard to put a price on it, but it is usually a priceless treasure. But there is no so-called priceless treasure in this world, it is just that the price is not paid enough.

When it got dark, Zhang Yaohua also saw Mr. Tang rushing over.

"Mr. Tang, why are you here too?"

Mr. Tang was depressed: "You guy, you didn't even tell me about such an important matter. I was out of town, and when I heard the news, I rushed back immediately."

The news of "Preface to the Lanting Collection" spread very early, but Mr. Tang didn't know that Zhang Yaohua had found it!

If he had known, he would have been here long ago.

"Where's the Imperial Seal and the Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection?" he asked.

Zhang Yaohua pointed in the direction of the primary school: "It's still over there, they are still studying it!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Mr. Tang took his friends and walked towards the primary school, not bothering to waste time with Zhang Yaohua.

At this moment, the lights of the primary school are brightly lit.

The village director wisely handed over control of the primary school.

(End of this chapter)