The format of the ancient imperial edict?

according to the regulations of Qing dynasty, those awarded to princes, princes, Fujin and princesses are golden books, those awarded to county kings and Fujin are gold-plated silver books, and those awarded to Beizi and Baylor, Mrs Beizi, the prince of Mongolia and Baylor, the king of county, are longbian paper books. The imperial edicts awarded to officials with more than five grades are rich in colors and shading patterns, which are divided into three colors, five colors and seven colors; For officials under five grades, the color is pure white. The cloth used in these imperial edicts is jacquard brocade woven by Jiangning Weaving for the imperial palace to issue imperial edicts. The colorful imperial edicts issued to officials with more than five products contain gold, red, coffee, ochre and orange, and the brocade background has crane, lion and cirrus clouds, which is gorgeous and elegant. The letters are all 33 cm wide, the longest is 5 cm, and the shortest is about 3 cm. The two ends of the imperial edict are woven into two flying silver dragons with jacquard patterns, and the four seal characters of "Feng Tian Yu Ming" are dignified and simple, which makes people feel dignified and solemn. Imperial edicts in Qing Dynasty were written in both Chinese and Manchu, with Chinese lines from right to left and Manchu lines from left to right, which coincided with the date of writing in the middle, and stamped with "the treasure of patent". The contents of the imperial edict were drafted by the Imperial Academy, and then filled out according to the grade after being played by the cabinet university students. Writing was undertaken by Jishi Shu, the best person selected by the emperor from the Jinshi. Because the imperial edicts are completed by top cultural experts from drafting to writing, these imperial edicts are of great historical value and artistic appreciation value. The pithy style of his writing has almost reached the point where adding one word is too cumbersome and subtracting one word is not accurate. Its Chinese calligraphy is dignified in small letters, with graceful bearing, roundness and elegance, odd and correct layout, ups and downs, abrupt handwriting and strokes, just like relief, which is really amazing. Appreciating these imperial edicts is like reading a history. The imperial edict in the early Qing Dynasty, especially in the prosperous period of Kanggan, was exquisite in materials and gorgeous in color, and it still seems dazzling now. And the imperial edict issued by Emperor Guangxu, the gorgeous brocade in the past has been replaced by the coarse linen-like cloth, which shows that the national strength of the Qing Empire has declined. By the time of the Puppet Manchukuo Emperor Puyi, the imperial edict had become a "decree", and the "imperial seal" was replaced by "seal of the Ministry of Justice". However, when the tour guide turned on the electric light behind the "instruction order", we were surprised to find that this "instruction order" actually contained the watermark anti-counterfeiting marks of four seal characters of "Manchuria Empire". In the Qing dynasty, the bigger the official position, the more colors there are. Colorful imperial edicts were issued to officials with more than five grades, and the imperial edicts issued to officials with less than five grades were single in color, which was pure white silk. The highest is the imperial edict of seven colors. At the same time, the texture of the shaft handle of the imperial edict is strictly different according to the official grades: one is jade shaft, the other is black rhinoceros horn shaft, the third is gold-plated shaft, and the fourth and fifth are black horn shafts. There are no hard and fast rules about the length of the imperial edict. "Being ordered by heaven and given by God's will, therefore, those who are named the son of heaven also regard heaven as their father and serve heaven with filial piety". This is the source of "Fengtian". As for "transportation", it also involves Zou Yan's "five virtues always say". Zou Fuzi believes that the five elements are mutually reinforcing, and the five elements are matched with five virtues, and each dynasty represents one of them, such as Huangdi Shangtude, Xia Shangmude, Yin Shangjinde and Zhou Shanghuode. When the five virtues are repeated, the dynasty will rise and fall. The emperor's imperial edict translated into modern Chinese is "the emperor's imperial edict saying that he was ordered by heaven to inherit the world's destiny." This is a royal term, which means to end here. In fact, the real imperial edict did not serve heaven, and the rhetoric of the emperor's imperial edict and Qin was mainly sung in ancient operas, and now it is also played on TV. Everyone thinks so. Generally, there are two kinds of ancient imperial edicts: the imperial edict begins with Zhao saying that it was written by others dictated by the emperor, and begins with the imperial edict that it was written by the emperor himself.