The Daojun Sacred Mirror may refer to the jade or other precious mirrors used by Emperor Daojun, which have high cultural relic value and cultural significance. The following is specific information about this kind of precious mirror, I hope it will be helpful to you.
Emperor Daojun was Zhao Ji, Huizong of the Song Dynasty. Song Huizong loved art. During his reign, he elevated the status of painters to the highest position in Chinese history and established the Hanlin Academy of Calligraphy and Painting, which was the Palace Painting Academy at that time.
At the same time, because he himself was a calligrapher and painter, he also paid special attention to calligraphy and painting. He often evaluated the rank and quality of officials based on their achievements in calligraphy and painting, and thus also created a group of painters.
Famous artists at that time, such as Mi Fu and Zhang Zeduan, had outstanding achievements in art and had a huge influence on their time and later generations.
In short, the specific meaning of the Daojun Sacred Mirror may need to be judged based on the specific historical and cultural background and the physical condition of the mirror.