1, Wang Jing, a Zhongshan native of the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Sheng and his wife were all dressed in gold inlaid with jade.
Liu Sheng's couple's tomb is the earliest discovered jade clothes of Han Dynasty in modern China, which proves the authenticity of the ancient book "Jade Box" of Han Dynasty. These two sets of jade clothes are also the most famous in China.
2. Zhao Kuangyin, the king of South Vietnamese in the Western Han Dynasty, was dressed in silk and jade clothes.
1983 was unearthed in Nanyue King's Tomb in Panyu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, and is now in Nanyue King's Tomb Museum. This set of jade clothes belonged to the second generation king of Lingnan Nanyue State, completely out of the control of the Han Dynasty at that time. It can be seen that Lingnan had a unique culture different from the Central Plains at that time, and had customs and etiquette similar to that of the Central Plains Dynasty. Nanyue Wang Jinlv Jade Clothes is the second famous jade clothes after Zhongshan Wang Jinlv Jade Clothes.
3. Wang Huai, Zhongshan, Western Han Dynasty Liu Xiu, Lu Jinyuyi.
1973 was unearthed in the tomb of Wang Huai in Zhongshan, the eastern suburb of Dingzhou, Hebei Province, and is now in the National Museum of China. Many people know that the first set of gold and jade clothes unearthed in the city is Wang Jing's tomb in Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty, but they don't know that Wang Jing's tomb in Zhongshan is just one of many tombs in the Han Dynasty. The other Sun Yat-sen Mausoleums were not in the whole city, but in Dingzhou, Hebei Province, where the capital of Sun Yat-sen was located at that time.
Different from the two sets of golden jade clothes mentioned above, the golden jade clothes in the tomb of King Huai of Zhongshan were unearthed in a grave robbery and were destroyed when unearthed. The gold thread has been taken away, but fortunately the jade piece still exists. In order to remake the jade clothes, two Jin of gold must be used to remake the gold thread. Lu Jinyuyi, a Wang Huai in Zhongshan, is not well-known, but it is one of the four treasures of the National Museum of China, and it is often exhibited on tour.
4. The king of Chu in the Western Han Dynasty (Liu Yingke, the second generation king of Chu, or Liu Wu, the third generation king of Chu) wore Jin Daiyu's clothes.
1995 was unearthed in the tomb of Chu Wang in Shizishan, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province, and is now in Xuzhou Museum. Usually, the materials used in the Western Han Dynasty jade clothes are Xiushan jade from Liaoning, but this set of jade clothes unearthed from the tomb of the King of Chu in Lion Mountain is completely made of first-class Hetian jade, and the jade color is very pure. The total number of jade articles in the tomb of the King of Chu is 4,248, which is the earliest jade clothes unearthed, with the largest number of jade articles, the best jade quality and the most refined craftsmanship.
The Han Tomb in Lion Mountain may have been stolen in the early Han Dynasty, but fortunately, jade was a patent enjoyed by aristocrats at that time, while it was taboo for ordinary people to master jade. If a grave robber steals jade, once he is shot, it will arouse suspicion. Therefore, although the gold thread on the jade clothes was taken away, the jade pieces were well preserved and there were many pieces.
5. Did Liu Wang, a Liang of the Western Han Dynasty, buy jade clothes?
1987 Han tomb unearthed in Mangdang Mountain Persimmon Garden, yongcheng city City, Henan Province, now in Henan Provincial Museum. Liu Mai, Liang Wang * *, the second generation Liang Wang of the Western Han Dynasty, the eldest son. Unlike the Liang Xiaowang Mausoleum, which was excavated by Cao Cao and others 0/800 years ago, the tomb of King Liang * * * was not discovered by accident until 1986 when local farmers started quarrying. To tell the truth, I have seen a lot of jade clothes from all over the country. This jade dress from Wang Liang * * * made people look at it, feeling that the quality is very poor, and it is also a replica of this low-quality product exhibited in Henan Museum.
Compared with jade clothes, the "Four Gods Cloud" unearthed from the tomb of King Liang * * is a veritable national treasure. At the beginning, National Cultural Heritage Administration allocated 400,000 yuan of special funds to repair this mural.
6. Liu Xiang, the king of Liang Yi in the Western Han Dynasty, wore clothes inlaid with gold and jade.
1986 was unearthed in Dangshan Han Tomb in yongcheng city, Henan Province, and is now in Henan Provincial Museum. In fact, the first piece of golden jade clothes found in Henan was stolen from the tomb of han group Liang Wang in Luoshan. Like the Han Tomb in Lion Mountain, jade pieces were scattered all over the floor, but the grave robbers didn't take any jade pieces, so the jade clothes were successfully restored. According to the research of modern scholars, Liu Sui, the king of the tenth generation of Liang State in the Western Han Dynasty, should be buried in this nameless tomb of Liang King.
7. Liu Lu, Guangling, Western Han Dynasty
1979 was unearthed in the Han Tomb of Shenjushan, Tianshan Township, Gaoyou City, Jiangsu Province, and is now in the Wang Tomb Museum of Han Guangling, Yangzhou City. The Han Tomb in Tianshan Mountain should be the first tomb of Han Dynasty princes in China. What shocked me at that time was not the gorgeous clothes, but the first time I really saw "Huang Changzi".
8. Jiangdu, Western Han Dynasty, wangyi, Liu Fei and his wife were dressed in gold and jade.
In 2009, the tomb of Dayun Han in Xuyi County, Jiangsu Province was unearthed and is now in Nanjing Museum. The owner of Dayun Han Tomb and the owner of Mancheng Han Tomb are half-brothers. After the Seven Kingdoms Rebellion, Wu was abolished and his hometown was under the jurisdiction of King Jiangdu. King Jiangdu's history books are not well-known, but his daughter Sara is the first imperial concubine in the Han Dynasty recorded in the history books. Six years after Liu Fei's death, his son Liu Jian committed suicide because of rebellion and fear of sin. Jiangdu was abolished, and the new owner of this land became Liu Xu, the fifth son of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.
9. Everyone in Zhongshan, Western Han Dynasty
1995 was unearthed in the Han Tomb in North Zhuangzi, Dingzhou, Hebei Province, and is now in the National Museum of China. The tomb of Liu Xingzhi, the first generation of the founding of the second Zhongshan State in the Western Han Dynasty, has always been considered as the tomb of Liu Sheng, the king of Zhongshan Jing. Ironically, local governments have also set up inscriptions to mourn. It was not until 1968 that the real tomb of Liu Xing, the king of Zhongshan Jing, was discovered in the whole city that people began to look at this mysterious tomb with new eyes. This tomb, like the tomb of Zhongshan, was verified as the tomb of Liu Xing, the filial piety king of Zhongshan.
10, Tai Wei of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Fei, Cao Song, Jin Lu
1973 was unearthed in Dongyuan Han Tomb, Bozhou City, Anhui Province, and is now in Bozhou Museum. Bozhou, Anhui Province, the birthplace of Cao Cao, was once the capital of Yuzhou, where there are many tombs of Cao Shijia. This piece of silver jade clothes unearthed from Dong No.1 Tomb belongs to the second generation of Fei, and Cao Song, who once ranked in the three fairs, is Cao Cao's biological father.
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