Shang Yi: Count plum blossoms, count heaven and earth, and count the hearts of Cixi.
Harmony: the treasure of Empress Dowager Cixi's royal view.
Garden: a peaceful and kind world fits with Cixi.
Top left: the treasure of Guangxu
Bottom left: Love the sun like a spring dragon Guangxu chapter.
In the Qing Dynasty, emperors used seals. The jade seal is placed in the middle of the plaque, which is equivalent to the position of the forehead. It is called "forehead seal". Generally, only one side is used, and Qianlong is occasionally tied for three sides, and other emperors only use one side. When I arrived at Cixi, it became a routine with three parties, which was a breakthrough in the ancestral system.
If the content of the forehead chapter is written by the emperor himself, it should be stamped with "the treasure of imperial pen"; If it is written by a courtier, leave a courtier seal in the lower right corner. At this time, the forehead seal should be "the treasure of royal viewing" When I arrived at Cixi, I broke the rules, and many courtiers' memorials were stamped with the chapter of "Treasure of Imperial Writing". However, the plaque of the Summer Palace is still made according to the chapter, the calligraphy is written by Guangxu, and the forehead chapter is "the treasure of Empress Dowager Cixi". The other two parties of Cixi sealed the seal, leaving "Harmony and Harmony with Heaven and Earth"; On the right is "Counting Plum Hearts", also called "Tripartite Buddha Treasure". Guangxu seal, on the one hand, is "the treasure of Guangxu imperial pen", showing Guangxu's handwriting, and on the other hand, it is a casual seal: "Love the sun like spring".