Xuzhou imperial Museum

Xuzhou imperial Museum

Located in the scenic Jiulishan Han Dynasty cultural tourism area, Xuzhou imperial edict museum is composed of two exhibition areas: the main exhibition building and dianshiyuan. There are more than 2000 stone, wood, brick and other large cultural relics and various steles collected from all over the country.

Development history

Xuzhou imperial edict Museum has opened branches in Mudu, Suzhou and tengwangge, Nanchang, and has been invited to hold temporary exhibitions in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Xi'an, Zhangjiagang and other places. It has carried forward the traditional culture of the Chinese nation, won the praise of local experts, scholars and audiences, and achieved good social and economic benefits.

Collection

The basic display of Xuzhou imperial edict museum includes two parts: the main display of the exhibition building and the point stone garden. The museum has a collection of more than 30000 pieces (sets) and exhibits more than 5000 pieces (sets) of various precious cultural relics. The main body of the exhibition building is the basic display of Xuzhou imperial edict Museum, which is divided into three major topics, namely "fengtianyun", "changong zhegui" and "qicangyezhou". The exhibition line is 1060 meters long, and its top-quality products include: the imperial edict of shienguang's hand-painted mud and gold flying dragon in the fourth year of Tianqi, the imperial edict of Zhengtong in the seventh year, the imperial edict of Tianqi and Chongzhen in the first time, the imperial edict of Tiancong in the seventh year, the imperial edict of Kangyong and Qianlong in the third year, and the imperial edict of Rongming with the seal of the president; other top-quality cultural relics include the brocade and five clawed Dragon Robe of Ming Dynasty, and the twelve bright yellow emperor of Qing Dynasty Five claw Dragon Robe, Qingna shazao cyan five claw gold thread Dragon Robe, Xiahe, which was given by Empress Dowager Cixi to the king's family, the jade crown, the ancestral statue of Ming Dynasty, the calligraphy of Qing Hanlin, Zhuangyuan, Bangyan, Tanhua, Chuanlu and Oracle masters Luo Zhenyu, Wang Yirong, Ding foyan, etc., the jade sword of Western Zhou Dynasty, the dragon and Phoenix Pendant of Western Han Dynasty, the bronze money tree of Eastern Han Dynasty, the talking and singing figurine of Eastern Han Dynasty, and the gilded sarira Buddha of Liao Dynasty Tower, etc. It is worth mentioning that in the exhibition room of fengtianyun, the imperial edict of Gaofeng in the fourth year of the Ming Dynasty, which is the largest in China, is 4 meters in length and 2 meters in width. On it, four imperial edicts are written in gold lacquer, and the typeface is extremely embroidered, which can be regarded as a model of regular script calligraphy. All around it, 99 flying dragons are hand painted in gold lacquer. The imperial edict of Gaofeng in the sixth year of the Ming Dynasty is a colorful crane brocade face, with a total length of 4.6 meters and 434 characters The imperial edict has been used for Apocalypse, but it was woven by the last emperor (the first year of Taichang), and Zhu Changluo, the emperor of Taichang, was in office for less than half a year, so it is more rare. There is also a hand-painted longbian edict in the sixth year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty The imperial edict, spanning Daoguang and Xianfeng dynasties, is the imperial edict inherited by Feng en general kuiding and his son Yugang, a descendant of Wang Daishan, who is the king's relative. It can be regarded as an orphan. In addition, the imperial edicts of Danan (Vietnam), Japan and South Korea are rare and precious.

In addition, the exhibition room of "Chan Gong zhegui" also displays more detailed information about the imperial examination: there are examination questions, examination papers and zhujuan for scholars and Juren; there are palace examination papers for top scholars; there are more than 100 pieces of calligraphy and painting, including works of top scholars and top scholars; there are silk tapes used by examinees when cheating in the imperial examination; there are two mini volumes of "four books and five classics" with only big palms Small, but printed nearly 200000 words, each word is only 1 mm square, wonderful, amazing.

There are dozens of imperial edicts of the Ming and Qing Dynasties in the museum, including those from Shunzhi, the founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty, to Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty. It is the first imperial edict in China. Among the more than 20 imperial edicts in the library, one of them is a unique imperial edict, which spans two generations of kings and is inherited by kuiding, the second emperor of Daoguang and Xianfeng. That is, to follow the imperial edict of Wang's theory. In addition, the museum also displays more detailed information about the imperial examination: questions, papers, and vermilion papers for examinees of scholars and Juren; palace papers for examinees of top scholars; and silk tapes for examinees of cheating in the imperial examination. And two volumes of "four books and five classics", which are only 3.4cm × 5cm in size, are exquisitely printed, but they have written nearly 200000 words, each of which is only one millimeter in size, which is amazing. At the same time, there is also a record of the imperial examination regulations printed during the reign of Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty, which lists in detail the strict rules and regulations in the imperial examination and the typical cases of examinees who violated the rules and regulations were punished during the reign of emperor Shunzhi and Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty. In addition, there are more than 1000 calligraphy couplets and plaques of Jinshi and Zhuangyuan in the Qing Dynasty, more than 10 exquisitely carved imperial plaques, and more than 1000 dragon robes, palace, official and folk goods in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In addition to the high ornamental value, it also provides a very rich reference for academic research. So that the audience has a full view of the historical situation, full of bright, interesting feeling.

Address: Xiangwang North Road, Gulou District, Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province

Longitude: 117.138656

Latitude: 34.307967

Tel: 0516-85613988

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