In ancient China, Fang Ding was a witness to history, carrying a symbol of national power, and one of the "Shuyu Fang Ding" is the treasure of Linfen Museum. This square tripod is engraved with a special inscription that reveals a mysterious story. Linfen Museum, founded in 1933, is not only a place for the collection of cultural relics, but also a palace for historical exploration and display. The exhibition area is about 2,000 square meters, and the collection of cultural relics is as high as 140,000 pieces.
Stepping into the Linfen Museum and coming to the third exhibition hall on the second floor, a small square tripod is eye-catching. According to the official introduction, this is the treasure of the Linfen Museum - "Shuyu Fangding".
"Shuyu Fangding" was discovered while cleaning the cemetery of the Marquis of Jin, which had been reduced to dozens of pieces at that time. After a long period of patchwork and restoration by experts, it can be displayed in its original appearance. This tripod has a straight mouth, standing ears, shallow abdomen, flat bottom, four-column feet, and a mouth length of 185 cm, height 165 cm, ventral depth about 112 cm, 27 cm high, simple but generous carving.
Bronze tripods are often seen in museums around the world, some because of the precious size, some because of the exquisite craftsmanship and attract attention. And "Shuyu Fangding" can become the treasure of the town hall has four unique features:
First, it is unique. It is the only bronze ware made by the first generation of feudal monarchs of the Jin Kingdom found so far, and it has extremely high historical research value.
Second, there is an inscription engraved inside the ding. The content of the inscription roughly records the historical events cast by King Cheng of Zhou and Tang Shuyu.
Third, tell a story. In addition to the inscription, the tripod is also engraved with the story of King Zhou Cheng and Tang Shuyu playing with the Tongye Fengdi.
Fourth, the secret of China. The word "Hua" in the inscription in Dingnei has triggered researchers' understanding of the origin of the Chinese birthday in Zhongdu**, which may become an important basis for the origin of the word "China".
Cultural relics inherit the preciousness of history and culture, and the preciousness of "Shuyu Fangding" may prove the profound origin of the word "China". Interested readers can take advantage of the holiday to visit the Linfen Museum to deeply experience the unique charm of this cultural relic.
Discover the secrets of Fang Ding: the hidden corners of history.
The historical value and mysterious story contained in "Shuyu Fangding" are truly fascinating. This Fang Ding is not only the treasure of Linfen Museum, but also the treasure of ancient Chinese bronze culture. The historical footprints and far-reaching stories engraved on his body are thought-provoking and have important implications for ancient Chinese civilization.
First of all, Fang Ding has an important symbolic significance in ancient Chinese history. As a symbol of state and power, it bears witness to an important moment in the establishment of the ancient state and the inheritance of power. The inscription engraved in this square tripod is like a history book that has been sleeping for thousands of years, recording the grand ceremony of King Zhou Cheng conferred Tang Shuyu, outlining the political system and etiquette system of ancient feudal society.
Secondly, the story of "Brother Tongye" contained in Fang Ding is even more meaningful. This story may seem lighthearted, but it reflects the irrefutable authority of the Son of Heaven in feudal society. Although King Zhou Cheng joked at first that he wanted to seal Tang Shuyu, he finally fulfilled his promise, reflecting the principle that the Son of Heaven would do what he said, and embodying the values of respecting oaths and faithfulness in the society at that time.
Third, Fang Ding's hidden "Chinese" secrets have sparked extensive research**. The character "Hua" in the inscription, which is considered to be one of the origins of the word "Zhonghua", may be one of the earliest written evidences in Chinese history. This has led to deep thinking about the origin of the word "China", which may provide important clues for us to understand the evolution and formation of Chinese civilization.
In general, the historical value of cultural relics lies not only in their material itself, but also in the historical stories and cultural connotations behind them. Today, we are fortunate to be able to get a glimpse of the glory of ancient civilization through the "Shuyu Fangding" displayed in the Linfen Museum, and explore those historical corners that have been hidden by time. This is not only a tribute to the past, but also a reflection and inspiration for the future, and I hope we can draw wisdom from it, cherish history and culture, and inherit the excellent traditions of the Chinese nation.
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