"It's still a treasure of little Japan!"

Wu Tianyuan looked at the treasure map of Yamashita Fengwen with satisfaction, and it was the most pleasant to exchange it with Little Japan. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

"The five kings of wood carving in the Heian period!"

"The origin of the Edo period paper Daigo Temple!"

"Pine painting crow picture screen!"

"The Twelve Heavenly Gods on Silk!"

"The Kamakura period gold and jade wood carving does not move the statue of the Ming King!

"Statue of the King of Jizo!"

This time it was all heavy weapons, national treasure-level Japanese collections, Wu Tianyuan asked Yasuda to contact Shosoin, they were all old acquaintances, and they came to the museum to talk directly.

"Director Wu, these are already the treasures at the bottom of the box in our Zhengcang Courtyard! You see......"

The old guy distressed and handed Wu Tianyuan a list, there were only a dozen names on it, each of which was a secret treasure of the Shosoin Temple, which could only be used for the emperor's sacrifice.

"The Emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty salutes the Buddha map!"

"Northern Wei gilt bronze Maitreya Buddha!"

"Jin gilded bronze Buddha statue!"

"Nanqi stone carving!"

"Tang Honglujing carved stone?"

"And the Golden Seal of the Eastern Han Dynasty?"

Wu Tianyuan looked at the last two excitedly, they are really national treasures!

The stele of Tang Honglujing is a camel-shaped natural stubborn stone weighing more than nine tons and more than ten cubic meters of monomer. In 713 AD, Tang Xuanzong sent Cui Xin, the leader of the Tang Dynasty, from Chang'an to Liaodong and canonized Da Zuorong, the leader of the Yan Dynasty, as the king of Bohai County.

In the summer of 714, after the mission was completed, Cui Xin returned to Chang'an on the original road, passing through Duli Town, in order to commemorate the canonization event, two wells were dug under the Golden Mountain, which was called "Honglu Well" in history, carved a stone, and was forever verified.

There are a total of 29 characters in the carved stone text, which is written from top to bottom from right to left in 3 lines: "The envoy of the festival Xuan Lao Jing, Honglu Qing Cui, two wells, forever for the record." May 18, the second year of Kaiyuan". As a historical witness of the Bohai Sea being included in the territory of the Tang Dynasty, it is known as the "Tang Honglu Well Carved Stone".

During the Russo-Japanese War, after the Japanese occupied Lushun, the carved stone of Tang Honglujing attracted the attention of the Japanese army.

In 1905, Japanese spies came to Lushun to inspect the carved stone, and the following year wrote an investigation report, believing that the carved stone was a rare Tang Dynasty stone tablet in Liaodong, and then moved the carved stone to Tokyo, Japan.

On April 30, 1908, the Japanese Ministry of the Navy presented the carved stone to the Imperial Palace of Japan in the name of the trophies of the Russo-Japanese War, and finally collected it in Shoso-in.

In order to recover the stele stele, Chinese scholars began preparations early, first established the Tang Honglu Well Stele Research Association, to deepen the historical research of the Tang Honglu Well Stele, including the historical value of the stele and the process of its loss to Japan.

In 2001, six volunteers from Beijing established China's first Tang Honglujing Stone Carving Research Association.

In July 2005, Zhang Yongnian and Wang Weiming, two vice presidents of the Tang Honglu Well Stone Carving Research Association, went to Tokyo, Japan to visit the current situation of Tang Honglu Well Stone Carving. At that time, with the efforts of people from all walks of life, the Imperial Household Agency of Japan entrusted the China-Japan Friendship Association to transfer five photos related to the Tang Honglujing stone carvings to Zhang Yongnian and Wang Weiming.

Wang Jinsi, director of the Cultural Relics Recovery Department of the China Federation of Non-governmental Claims against Japan, said that the China Federation of Non-governmental Claims against Japan has urged Japan to return the carved stone through a letter, and will organize experts to visit Japan in the next step. If the return of cultural relics cannot be promoted through private efforts, the government will also be asked to come forward with reference to international precedents such as South Korea's request for the "Beiguan Great Victory Monument".

After 1592 AD, the Japanese invasion of Korea failed, and Korea established the "Beiguan Great Victory Monument". After the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War in 1905, the Japanese army plundered the monument to Japan. Since 1970, the South Korean people have been actively working hard to demand that Japan return the monument to the Great Victory of Beiguan. In May 2005, the South Korean government formally requested Japan to return the monument, and Japan returned the monument to South Korea in the same year.

"Damn, as soon as South Korea says that Japan will return the monument, China hasn't done it for more than ten years, so it's still up to me!"

Wu Tianyuan is very helpless, he can't do anything if he doesn't unite! Forget it, it's better to rely on yourself!

The gold seal of the king of Han Weinu is square, and the serpentine button is attached to the platform, which is about 2.2 cm high, and the words "King of Han Weinu" are engraved on it. It was discovered by accident in the fourth year of Tenmei by two tenant farmers named Hideji and Kihei while digging a ditch in the ploughing. After the gold seal was unearthed, it traveled for 100 years, until 1979, when a descendant of a family donated it to the Fukuoka City Museum in Japan, and later collected it in Shosoin.

In the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the king of Japan sent an envoy to Luoyang, the capital of the Han Dynasty, to pay tribute, and was willing to be a Hanchen domain. Asked the Han Emperor to give him a name, and the Han Dynasty gave it to the Wa Kingdom because of its short people. The king also begged the Han Emperor to grant him a title, and Emperor Guangwu gave him the title of the King of Japanese Slaves.

At that time, Japan wanted to establish its own power and throne by belonging to the Han Dynasty, so the whole country was overjoyed. And was given the "Seal of the King of Han and Slave".

"Back then, the big Han was more prestigious, the eight directions came to the court, the little Japan paid tribute every year, and the year after year was called a minister, kneeling and licking to become our vassal country, hey!"

Wu Tianyuan shook his head, in fact, this golden seal is very controversial, because in the "Later Han Shu Guangwu Emperor Benji" and "Later Han Shu Dongyi Biography" it is recorded that Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty "In the second year of the establishment of the Wu Dynasty, the Japanese slave country paid tribute to congratulate, so that people called themselves doctors, and Guangwu gave the seal to ease."

Therefore, this gold seal, as the proof of the earliest exchanges between China and Japan, has become a national treasure of Japan. But there have always been many experts who have doubts about this, the first thing they doubt is the authenticity of this gold seal, in the time when the gold seal was found, there was already a technology to forge this small gold seal, so whether the gold seal is a Chinese thing is doubtful, or this seal is deliberately forged for some purpose.

Skeptic scholars believe that the gold seal is engraved with the character "commission" rather than "倭". In the Book of the Later Han Dynasty, there is no other record except for the record that Emperor Guangwu gave the slave king a seal and "one hundred and sixty people who invaded Wang Shuai and promoted to sacrifice their lives in the first year of Yongchu, and I would like to see it". Scholars believe that the word "commission" is used as an appointment solution, that is, the printed text is interpreted as a slave king appointed by the Han Dynasty.

The controversy caused by this gold seal has made the legend of this gold seal also become miraculous, but with the successive discovery of two Han Dynasty seals in China, the mystery is gradually being revealed.

In 1956, in the tomb of the King of Dian in Shizhai in Jinning County, Yunnan Province and the ancient tombs of the Han Dynasty in Shanxi, a golden seal "Seal of the King of Dian" was unearthed that Emperor Liu Che of the Han Dynasty gave the King of Dian a golden seal. The king of Dian was one of the strongest states among the southwestern princes of the Han Dynasty, and the unearthed gold seal was also made of pure gold, a snake button. According to research, this seal is indeed the "seal of the king of Dian" given by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Regardless of the texture, font, button and size, this gold seal is the same as the gold seal of the "King of Hanweinu" unearthed in Japan.

In 1981, a woman in Hanjiang County, Yangzhou City, found a "Guangling Jade Seal" of the princes of the Han Dynasty in the field near the No. 2 Han Tomb in Ganquan. The secondary seal is also made of pure gold, turtle buttons. This is only one year different from the second year of the Han Dynasty given by Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu, and the font and technique of the two gold seals are very similar. About the work of one person.

Looking at the heartache and helpless expressions of several old men in Zhengcang Courtyard, Wu Tianyuan was very cool! What I want is this feel~~~ (To be continued.) )