Five emperors' money can be divided into big five emperors' money and small five emperors' money The five emperors' banknotes refer to Qin Banliang, Han Wuzu, Kaiyuan Bao Tong, Song Bao Tong and Yongle Bao Tong in the Tang Dynasty. The present Five Emperors Money generally refers to "Five Emperors Money in Qing Dynasty", which is the ancient money cast by the five most prosperous emperors in Qing Dynasty (Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong and Jiaqing).
Shunzhi:
Fu Lin, Aisinggio. Among the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty, he won many firsts, which can be regarded as a person with "characteristics". He was the first Manchu emperor in the Forbidden City and the only emperor in history of qing dynasty who openly converted to Zen. Although both his ancestors and parents had this ambition to March into the Central Plains, it was not until his generation that his dream was realized.
Shunzhi Bao Tong:
Shunzhi Bao Tong is a five-emperor coin. It was a copper coin cast by the Qing ancestors during the Shunzhi period. The material of Shunzhi Bao Tong is mainly divided into 70% red copper and 30% white copper. This kind of copper coin can be divided into five kinds according to the background, which is the so-called "Shunzhi five kinds".
Kangxi:
Michelle Ye, Aisinggio. Emperor Kangxi is one of the most wise monarchs in China history. During his reign, the Qing Empire almost became the most powerful and wealthy country in the world. In 61 years of Kangxi, the economy gradually recovered, and the Qing Empire became the most vast, populous and prosperous empire in the world at that time.
Kangxi Bao Tong:
Kangxi Bao Tong is a coin belonging to the Qing Dynasty, which was cast in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. The coin is 2.5 ~ 2.7 cm in diameter and weighs 3.8 ~ 5.5 grams. Kangxi and Bao Tong can be divided into two categories according to the characters on the back, one is Manchu coins imitating Shunzhi's four-body style, and the other is Manchu coins imitating Shunzhi's five-body style.
Yongzheng:
Yong Zhengdi. During the Yongzheng period, the rebellion of Zangdanjin in Luobu was put down, the military department was established to strengthen the imperial power, and a series of iron-fisted reform policies such as "returning farmland to the stream" and "returning fire to consume the people" were implemented, which played a key role in the continuation of the prosperous period of Kanggan. After his death, posthumous title: Jing Tianchang, Yun Jianzhong, Biao Wen Wu Yingming, Kuan Renxin, Yi Rui, Sheng Daxiao and Cheng Xiandi.
Yongzheng Bao Tong:
Yongzheng Bao Tong is also one of the five emperors' coins. It is made of brass castings and weighs about 5.5 grams ... Kangxi Bao Tong can be divided into two categories according to the words on the back, one is Manchu coins imitating Shunzhi four bodies, and the other is Manchu coins imitating Shunzhi five bodies. However, this kind of coin is well-made and was cast in the first year of Yongzheng. It is the third generation of Qing coins after Shunzhi and Kangxi.
Gan Long:
Aisingiorro Hongli. Gan Long was born smart and made great achievements in literature and martial arts, which also made him very conceited. In his later years, he claimed to be a "perfect old man" and boasted of high martial arts skills, but in fact, the Qing Dynasty had gone from bad to worse, and various crises lurking in China could break out at any time. Internationally, the gap between China and the West has widened, and China is no longer a "celestial dynasty", but a blind and arrogant frog in the well.
Gan Long Bao Tong:
Gan Long Bao Tong was cast in Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty. The Manchu on the back is more complicated, with detailed prices and coin rubbings. This coin is about 25mm in diameter and weighs 3g.
Jiaqing:
Essien Gioro party. Emperor Jiaqing made various efforts to solve various social problems, but the results were minimal. One of the main reasons is that since the end of Qianlong, the Qing society has been riddled with accumulated evils, which are hard to return. Second, Emperor Jiaqing was afraid, unwilling and unable to make major and fundamental adjustments in the system because of the limitations of the times and the shackles of traditional concepts, ancestral family laws and dynasty interests. His piecemeal rectification of internal affairs could not fundamentally reverse the decline of the Qing Dynasty.
Jiaqing Bao Tong:
Jiaqing Bao Tong was cast in the Jiaqing period of Renzong in Qing Dynasty. The coin is about 2.2 ~ 2.6 cm in diameter and weighs about 2 ~ 4 grams. The nature of money is "Jiaqing Bao Tong", which is written in regular script.
The five emperors' money is a spiritual instrument and a legal thing, which has both imperial power and national god. In ancient times, people believed in the concept of divine right, and thought that the power of the emperor was given by heaven, and only the emperor was the embodiment of the god who communicated heaven and earth. The Five Emperors' Money embodies the emperor's domineering spirit and China spirit, and has made great achievements. The Five Emperors of the Qing Dynasty initiated the century-old prosperity of the Qing Dynasty. Qin Shihuang unified China, made great achievements for later generations, and established eternal feats, which can be described as "an emperor through the ages"; Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty opened up the Silk Road, which was called "the hollow journey" by the world. Emperor Taizong established the Tang Dynasty Empire and was honored as "Tiankhan", which is world-famous. Song Taizu established the most prosperous Song Dynasty in the ancient history of China. Ming Chengzu sent Zheng He to the Western Seas seven times, spreading Chinese civilization overseas, and Yongle Bao Tong became a hard currency of international trade in the17th century. The majesty and momentum of the emperor spread far and wide at home and abroad, showing the strength of his imperial power and national momentum. As the ancient currency they forged, it is the only spiritual thing left to future generations with the imperial power. Real five emperors money is precious and rare.
The value ratio of each item in Wudi Money: Wudi Money consists of Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong and Jiaqing, but their collection values are different. Take the well-known Qianlong Bao Tong and Kangxi Bao Tong as examples. Both emperors were in power for 60 years, casting a large amount of money. However, during the reign of Yong Zhengdi in 65,438+03, the foundry started and stopped, and the casting quantity was very limited. Shunzhi Bao Tong was the first coin after the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. Its shape has experienced the evolution of antique (Ming) style, single land, and penny land, and finally it is characterized as Manchu and Manchu, which is called the fixed pattern of coins in Qing Dynasty. It can be said that Yongzheng Bao Tong and Shunzhi Bao Tong account for a very high proportion of the collection value (more than 85%), so their authenticity and appearance are particularly important. To ask for authentic five emperors' money, you need to go to a professional coin collection department or a coin collection master to distinguish the authenticity.