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However, the people of the Heavenly Emperor felt embarrassed, but Jin Muchen didn't feel embarrassed at all.

This day, the royal family is really empathetic enough, and they actually put this treasure, the big horn, in the Tokyo National Museum, presumably because this museum is too safe.

It has been more than 100 years since the museum was built, and there has never been a theft here, which is why they have such confidence in this place.

But this time they can be regarded as fulfilling Jin Muchen, such a good thing, of course, can't be let go.

Although Jin Muchen is not in China most of the time, he is also an authentic Chinese, even if he has lived in the United States for a long time, he has not taken a US passport.

Therefore, if this thing falls into his hands, it can be regarded as the return of the object to its original owner.

After receiving this bronze mirror, Jin Muchen felt extremely relaxed, this bronze mirror was a bronze mirror that he had been optimistic about for a long time that day, and because it was a treasure from the Eastern Tang Dynasty, he had been thinking about it for a long time.

Now that you can finally settle down, this Horyuji Treasure Hall is really not in vain, and then you have to continue to excavate.

As he walked down, Jin Muchen saw two copper seals in a glass cover.

These two copper seals can be said to be very rough, but fortunately they are all cross-sections of seals made of Chinese characters, just looking at Chinese characters, you can also see what these two copper seals are.

After carefully distinguishing it, I saw that it turned out to be these two seals. It is actually the seal of an ancient Buddhist temple in Japan.

One side is the seal of the arrival temple. Another side is the seal of Horyuji Temple.

Don't underestimate these two seals. These two seals represent the Asuka period and the Heian period, the two major forces in Japanese Buddhism.

Since the 7th century AD, the Japanese Imperial Court has been committed to promoting Buddhism and Buddhism throughout the country, so from the 7th century AD to around the 11th century AD, it has become the period when Buddhism in Japan has developed most prosperously.

And in the meantime. These Buddhist monasteries also had the same situation as during the period of the Five Hu Rebellion and the Northern and Southern Dynasties in China, that is, the temples greatly increased in strength and controlled many Buddhist industries.

Because Buddhism enjoys the preferential policies of the state and does not pay taxes, many fields and properties have gradually been mastered in those Buddhist temples, so the Buddhist temples have become a very powerful and financial group at that time.

So much so that later the emperor and the warlords in various places were not allowed to look down on them, and sometimes even borrowed military funds from these monks when they started wars.

Therefore, the seals of these temples at that time were no less than the seals of the Ministry of Finance today.

It is precisely because of this historical background. It is not surprising that these two seals are designated as national treasures of Japan.

Since it is a national treasure of Japan. Then there is no reason to miss it, the hammer fell, and after the sound of a glass cracking, the two Buddha seals fell into Jin Muchen's hands.

Jin Muchen didn't stay here too much, there are still many good things waiting for him in this Horyu Temple Treasure Hall.

If you continue to walk forward, you will arrive at the painting exhibition hall, where the paintings on display are not simple.

Although Jin Muchen also collected a lot of famous Japanese historical paintings in the main museum, those famous paintings also have origins, and it is said that the origin of these Japanese painting art has been treasured in this Horyuji Treasure Museum.

It turned out to be a private collection of the Japanese Imperial Family, but it was not easy for the archaeologists of the Tokyo National Museum to come out of the Imperial Court and bring it to the Tokyo National Museum for display.

Jin Muchen has always been very interested in this royal treasure.

The reason for his interest was simple, if these things had been treasured by the Emperor's private family before, then there would definitely be an additional layer in terms of collection value.

Even if the things are not good and not to his appetite, he can sell them in Europe at a good price at that time, so he has always attached great importance to the treasures of the Heavenly Emperor.

After walking a few steps, he was about to enter the painting showroom, but just before he raised his legs and stepped into the painting showroom, Jin Muchen stopped.

Because just now, in the corner of his eye, he suddenly saw a strong flash of golden light, which was also the main reason for him to stop.

Could it be that in this bronze exhibition room, what are the missing treasures?

Jin Muchen's legs that had been opened were retracted, and then walked in the direction where the golden light flashed just now, and the treasure had been lying in a secluded corner.

If you don't look closely, you probably won't notice such a treasure in this showroom.

And when Jin Muchen came to the front of this treasure, he couldn't help but hold his breath and stopped.

O Nima! It's actually it!

Rao is during this time, Jin Muchen has been dizzy by all the treasures in this museum, and he has become numb to all the treasures, but when he saw this treasure, he couldn't help but hold his breath and couldn't stop trying to adjust his heartbeat.

Because his heart was beating so fast at this time, if he didn't try to control it, he was really worried about whether his heart would jump out of his heart.

In front of him lay a treasure in the glass cover, to be exact, it should be a golden seal.

This gold seal is not large, that is, two or three centimeters square, more than two centimeters high, and it is made of gold.

At this time, it was buckled and placed on the booth, which was different from the two Buddhist temple seals that Jin Muchen saw before, the two bronze Buddhist temple seals were placed upside down.

When viewed from the front, you can clearly see the Chinese characters under the seal, and this seal is made of gold, and the material is far more precious than the two copper seals.

But since it is such a precious seal, why is it placed so that people do not see the words on the seal below!

Looking at the snake-shaped golden button on this seal, Jin Muchen basically understood the origin of this thing in his heart, and it should be inseparable from his own guess.

But how did this seal end up here? Shouldn't it be in a museum in Fukuoka?

Jin Muchen took the hammer in his hand, directly smashed the glass cover, and then took out the golden seal inside, although the volume is not large, the Dahai Temple is very heavy, which shows that the materials for this seal are very sufficient.

Turn the seal over and take a look, only to see a few engraved seal characters on it, the leftmost side of the seal is the Chinese character next to the fire word, and then next to it is the four big characters of the upper and lower divisions, the king of the slave!

Sure enough, after seeing these words, Jin Muchen let out a long breath.

This is really the seal that the Great Wizard Emperor of the Han Dynasty gave to the Japanese Imperial Family!

This seal of the king of Weinu is a well-known seal in the history of China and Japan.

This is the first time that Japan and China have conducted formal diplomacy thousands of years ago, and it is also a confirmation of China's partition of Japan, of course, Japan has been vigorously denying this, but this seal is indeed the best evidence.

According to the "Hanshu Geographical Chronicle", "there are Japanese people in the Lelang Sea, divided into more than 100 countries, and they come to offer them at the age of the year."

Later, there was the first official record of this seal of the king of the slave in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty (the Biography of Dongyi Lie): "In the second year of the Jianwu Dynasty (that is, in 57 AD), the Japanese slave state paid tribute to congratulate them, and made people call themselves doctors, and Guangwu gave them seals. ”

The approximate meaning is that in the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the king of Japan sent an envoy for the first time to Luoyang, the capital of the Han Dynasty, to pay tribute, willing to be the Han Dynasty, and also asked the Han Emperor to give the name.

At that time, the Han court gave them the title of "Wa Kingdom" because these people from the East China Sea were very short.

At that time, the envoy also said that their king begged the Han Emperor for a title, so Emperor Guangwu gave him the title of "King of Japanese Slaves" with full evil taste, and this golden seal is the best evidence of that period of history.

At that time, Japan was only as large as Honshu Island, and it was divided into hundreds of independent feuds, and the Japanese slave king begged the Han Emperor to give him the title, in fact, he wanted to establish his authority and throne in the country by belonging to the Han Dynasty, the most powerful overlord in East Asia at that time.

This nature is the same as those nomadic people on the grassland at that time, who begged the Han Emperor to be crowned, and with the recognition of the Han Emperor, those tribal chiefs had legal reason for their own territory and tribal rule.

After successfully obtaining the title of the Han Emperor, Japan at that time was a great joy of the whole country, in fact, it was a great joy of the whole country, that is, the territory directly under the direct command of the Japanese slave king at that time, and they happily accepted the "Han Japanese King Seal" given to them by the Han Emperor.

Since then, they have had the rationality and legal rationality to reasonably crusade against lords all over the country, and in the next few hundred years, this slave king conquered the north and south, and finally unified the Honshu Island and Kyushu Island regions of Japan, and established the later Neon Dynasty, and this slave king was the ancestor of the later Heavenly Emperor family!

However, after unifying Japan and establishing his own dynasty, maybe he felt that he was strong enough and no longer needed to be covered by the Han Emperor, maybe because the Central Plains Dynasty had declined at that time, and our neon no longer looked down on them, or because of the war, or maybe he felt that this slave king was too bad and insulting.

This golden seal given to the Heavenly Emperor by the Great Wizard back then was inexplicably lost anyway.

In 1784, during the Edo period in Japan, a farmer on the island of Shiga in Fukuoka City discovered the gold seal from under a boulder while widening a waterway.

After this gold seal was unearthed, it was immediately a sensation, because there are records about this gold seal in Japanese history, but there has been a lack of physical evidence, so this gold seal has always been an unsolved case in Japanese history!

Ps. chasing more children's shoes, are there any free appreciation tickets and starting coins~ The countdown to the 515 red envelope list is over, I'll pull a ticket, ask for an increase and appreciation vote, and finally rush a handful! (To be continued.) )