Ancient copper rights are equivalent to modern weights; Yes, it is the scale hammer, also known as the scale thallium, supplemented by the scale (beam). "So if things are applied evenly, the weight will be known."
After Qin unified China, copper rights, as the standard object of national weights and measures and as the standard of measuring instruments, have extremely high historical value.
Qin Tongquan, that is, "Gao Nuhe Stone Copper Right", 1964 was unearthed in Sanqiao Town, An City, which was the right to cast copper at Gao Nu's place in Qin State during the Warring States Period. Unified measurement, Qin Shihuang carved the imperial edict of twenty-six years (22 BC1) on the copper right, and Qin Ershi carved the imperial edict of the first year of II. The full text of the imperial edict of Qin Shihuang in the twenty-sixth year is: "In the twenty-sixth year, the emperor became a vassal of the world and became emperor. It's a letter to the Prime Minister. There are different legal measures. People who apologize and doubt are clear. " It can be seen that Qin Shihuang's unified measurement system actually affirmed the original system of Qin State in the form of decrees and spread it to the whole country. According to the calculation of "Gaonuhe Stone Copper Right", at that time, a stone was equivalent to 3075 Jin.
Ancient copper rights are equivalent to modern weights; Yes, it is the scale hammer, also known as the scale thallium, supplemented by the scale (beam). "So if things are applied evenly, the weight will be known."
After Qin unified China, copper rights, as the standard object of national weights and measures and as the standard of measuring instruments, have extremely high historical value.
The eight-Jin bronze weighing instrument is 5.5 cm high, 9.8 cm in bottom diameter and 2053.5 g in weight. There are two kinds of weights: copper and iron. This right body is engraved with the imperial edict of Qin Shihuang measuring 40 words in the 26th year, and it is cast with the word "eight Jin" of Yang Wen, which will be counted after the actual amount. At that time, each catty was 257.925g today.
Qin Banliang Qian is the name of Qin Dynasty currency, not our current unit of weight, but the real weight is "half Liang" in the system.
Copper casting, square hole, money classics are generally 2.5-2.77 cm, weighing 2.5-3.35 grams, and some have foreign fruit quilts with the word "half two" written on their faces.
In 22 1 year BC, Qin unified the world, and stipulated that the excircle was the national currency, which was the earliest unified currency in China.
The most direct message from here is that the source of square hole money is here.
The other is the hook between ancient gold coins and weight units. And counterfeiting.
Tiger symbol, also known as military symbol, is named after its shape of crouching tiger. This is a certificate used by ancient emperors to grant military power to their subjects and mobilize troops. The roller can be divided into two halves. During the war, the left half was given to the generals with troops, and the right half was kept by the monarch. When mobilizing troops, the monarch gave the right half to the dispatched generals and locked the left half in the hands of the leading generals. Only in line with each other can we have the right to mobilize the army.
During the Warring States Period, Lv Buwei, the prime minister of Qin, was heavily armed, which posed a great threat to the rule of the king of Qin. After Ying Zheng came to power, in the ninth year of Qin Dynasty (238 BC), Lv Buwei's army merged with the roller, which made Lv Buwei a prime minister, but he had no real power.
In 257 BC, when Zhao was attacked, the enemy troops arrived at the gates of Handan. Zhao asked Wei and Chu for help, and Wei sent a general to lead 654.38 million troops to save Zhao. At this time, Qin put pressure on Wang Wei, and Wang Wei gave in and let him stay put. Seeing that Wei refused to enter the army, Zhao wrote an urgent letter to Xin Lingjun. With the help of Wang Wei's concubine, Ru Ji, Xin Lingjun stole half of the roller symbols that Wang Wei personally mastered, falsely circulated the imperial edict, killed them, seized the relieving power, and then led an army of 80,000, together with the Chu army, to save Zhao and relieve the siege of Handan. This is the famous story of stealing symbols to save Zhao in history. 1942, Mr. Guo Moruo wrote the famous historical drama "Tiger Symbol" based on this story. From this story, we can also see the strictness of the tiger symbol system at that time.