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Anonymous users2024-02-05Qin and Western Han Dynasty. 1. The laws of the Qin and Han dynasties are all three-foot laws.
3. The laws before the advent of papermaking are collectively known as the three-foot method.
Papermaking originated from Cai Lun in the Eastern Han Dynasty, from which the dynasty can be broken.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Historical Records, Biography of Cool Officials, Biography of Du Zhou": "The king is the Son of Heaven, does not follow the three-foot method, and refers to the prison according to people's ideas." Is the prison man solid? ”
Du Zhou was a native of the Western Han Dynasty and should have been a Western Han law.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Historical Records: The Biography of the Cool Officials": "The king is the son of heaven, does not follow the three-foot law, and refers to the idea of the person as a prison." Is the prison man solid?
Zhu Bo Yiyun: 'Engage in the three-foot law. 'The Treatise on Salt and Iron' is a cloud
The law of two feet and four inches. 'Ancient and modern. The book of the Cover is two feet and four inches, and the large number is called three feet.
Ming History: The Biography of Zhai Luan": "If you don't fit the three-foot law, how can you believe in the world." Qing Wu Weiye "Feelings" poem:
The old man knows the three-foot method, and the official is five baht money. ”
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Shang Dynasty: Three feet in the present;
Zhou Dynasty Qin Period: Three feet together today;
Han Dynasty: about three feet;
Three Kingdoms: Three Feet in the Present;
Southern Dynasties: about three feet;
Northern Wei Dynasty: Three feet together today;
Sui Dynasty: Three feet together today;
Tang Dynasty: Three feet in the present;
Song and Yuan Dynasty: Three feet together today;
Ming and Qing dynasties: three feet together today.
In ancient times, the length of one zhang, one foot, and one inch in each dynasty was different, respectively:
1. Shang Yizhang 158cm, 1 foot, 1 inch
2. Warring States. 1 zhang 231cm, 1 shaku, 1 inch
3. Qin 1 zhang 231cm, 1 foot, 1 inch
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Anonymous users2024-02-01One foot is equal to ten inches. In the Western Han Dynasty, one foot was equal to a meter, and three feet was a centimeter. The ruler is a unit of length, which is called "city ruler" in China (three feet is equal to one meter in modern times), and "feet" in the United Kingdom.
Sometimes we also call the tool for measuring length a ruler, such as a "bamboo ruler" or "steel ruler".
Life is inseparable from rulers, building houses and measuring land, creating and making clothes, etc. According to "Lü's Spring and Autumn Period. Ji Xia Ji.
According to the Ancient Music Chapter, the ancient Chinese determined the length of the ruler according to the length of the musical instrument with the audio of the music rhythm as the "yellow bell", so the ancient ruler is also called the music ruler. Ruler. Yellow Ruler.
It is the basis for the formulation of measurement horizontally. Later, the scale of the dynasties varied according to different eras.
The ruler is both ancient and modern, but the amount (actual length) contained in it is different. For example, in the article "Zou Ji Satire on the King of Qi's Admonition", it says: "Zou Ji cultivates more than eight feet." "If calculated according to today's ruler, Zou Ji's length is more than one meter, which is obviously too high.
Obviously, the ruler of ancient times was shorter than the ruler of today. The distance between the original ruler and the man's extended thumb and middle finger was about 20 centimeters, and the one ruler of the Zhou Dynasty was the current centimeter. By the time of the Warring States Period, one foot was about a centimeter now, but at that time, all countries were not completely consistent, such as the unearthed Warring States Chu ruler was a centimeter long.
The Zou Ji mentioned above was a native of Qi during the Warring States Period, and his height was above one meter in centimeters, which is considered a beautiful man even today. There is also "a five-foot servant who does not answer the door" in "Chen Qing Table", the author Li Mi is a native of the Western Jin Dynasty, and the one foot at that time is now 24 centimeters, so that the "five-foot servant" is also a small servant with a height of meters. "Five feet" can also follow the previous generation's saying, and is not strictly according to the ruler, then, it should be shortened on the basis of meters, that is, about meters.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Dynasties are different:
In the Shang Dynasty, one foot is in the present, according to this scale, the height of the person is about one zhang, so it is called "husband";
Zhou Dynasty, one foot together with the present;
In Qin, one foot is about ;
In the Han Dynasty, one foot was about ;
Three Kingdoms, one foot together today;
Southern Dynasty, about one foot;
Northern Wei Dynasty, one foot together today;
Sui Dynasty, one foot together today;
Tang Dynasty, one foot is in the present;
In the Song and Yuan dynasties, one foot was in the present;
In the Ming and Qing dynasties, carpentry was one foot in the present.
Now, three feet is one meter.
So that's ... I can't stand it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30In ancient times, one foot was a centimeter, so three feet was 100 centimeters, which was one meter!
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Anonymous users2024-01-29Shang Dynasty: Three feet in the present;
Zhou Dynasty Qin Period: Three feet together today;
Han Dynasty: about three feet;
Three Kingdoms: Three Feet in the Present;
Southern Dynasties: about three feet;
Northern Wei Dynasty: Three feet together today;
Sui Dynasty: Three feet together today;
Tang Dynasty: Three feet in the present;
Song and Yuan Dynasty: Three feet together today;
Ming and Qing dynasties: three feet together today.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Zhou Dynasty Qin Period: Three feet together today; Han Dynasty: about three feet; Three Kingdoms: Three Feet in the Present; Southern Dynasties: about three feet;
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Anonymous users2024-01-27In ancient times, 1 ruler was equivalent to 23 to 24 centimeters in today's form, so 3 feet in ancient times was equivalent to 69 to 72 centimeters in modern times.
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Anonymous users2024-01-26How many centimeters is three feet? In ancient times, the three-toothed amaranth was the current one meter, that is, 100 centimeters.
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Anonymous users2024-01-25Ancient one foot = modern centimeters, but the times are different, like the ancient seven-foot man, a foot is calculated according to almost 24cm, about a meter high.
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Anonymous users2024-01-24One meter is equal to three feet, one meter is equal to ten meters and one hundred centimeters, so three feet is equal to one hundred centimeters.
1. Ruler: It is a unit of length of the ruler, which is called "city ruler" in China and "foot" in the United Kingdom.
2. Meter: The basic length unit of the International System of Units, which can be used to measure length, width and height.
3. Decimeter: It is one of the metric units of length before the ruler, and one decimeter is equivalent to one-tenth of a meter.
4. Centimeter: It is a unit of measurement of length, equal to one hundredth of a meter.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The interpretation of the three-foot law refers to the law. In ancient times, it was called a three-foot bamboo calligraphy law. "Historical Records: The Biography of the Cool Officials":
Jun is the son of heaven, does not follow the three-foot law, and focuses on people's ideas as prison. Is the prison man solid? Pei Chu's collection of explanations cites "Hanshu Yinyi":
Engaged in the three-foot round law. "The Treatise on Salt and Iron" is a cloud: "The law of two feet and four inches."
Ancient and modern ones are also missing. The book of the Cover is two feet and four inches, and the large number is called three feet. "The History of the Ming Dynasty: The Biography of Zhai Luan":
If it does not conform to the three-foot law, how can you believe in the world. "Qing Wu Weiye's poem "Feelings": "The old man knows the three-foot method, and the official is five baht money."
Word decomposition Explanation of 三 ā several names, two plus one (often capitalized "three" on banknotes and documents): three-dimensional space. Trilogy.
Three Kingdoms (Chinese dynasty name). Means multiple times or majority: Think twice.
Clam up. Radical : a.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty, Du Zhou, the court commander, did not handle the case in accordance with the law, but specifically catered to the will of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to break the prison. Some people accused him of "not following the three-foot method", and he justifiably said: "Three-foot security?
The former Lord is the law; After the Lord is negligent. At that time, it was, what an ancient law! (Hanshu Du Zhou Biography).
Before the invention of paper, the law was generally cast on the tripod, and after Deng Xi privately made the "bamboo punishment", bamboo slips became the main material for recording the law. During the Qin and Han dynasties, bamboo slips used to write characters were of different lengths, generally short slips were used to write biographies and essays, while long slips were used to write classics, and three-sided edged slips were used as children's literacy textbooks. The emperor's policy for canonizing the princes was a two-foot or one-foot-long Jane, the usual edicts were written with a one-foot-long Jane, and the biographies and letters written by the people were also written with a one-foot-long Jane.
The laws of the Han Dynasty were recorded on the long slips, and the historical books recorded that "the law of two feet and four inches, ancient and modern, one also" ("Salt and Iron Treatise: Shaosheng Chapter"), and the longest of the Han slips (No. 2551 of the first series) in the Juyan Han Slips is 0 675 meters long (0 233 meters for one foot in the Han system). However, judging from the physical objects of archaeological excavations, the length of the simple policy does not strictly follow the provisions of the system, and some of the simple policies are different. In fact, the people of the Han Dynasty roughly called the length of the bamboo slips used to write the law "three feet", and used the "three feet method" as the name of the law.
In the old days, the public court of the Yamen was a place where cases were tried according to the law, and the table used to put the four treasures of the study room and the items needed for the trial of the case, such as the arrest of signs, the thorn sign, and the shocking wood, were also commonly known as the "three-foot legal table" or "three-foot public case".
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Anonymous users2024-01-213 feet = 1 meter (m).
The zhang size is the municipal unit of the length of our country, and the conversion relationship between them is the decimal system.
1 zhang = 10 feet 1 foot = zhang.
1 foot = 10 inches 1 inch field bend = ruler.
1 inch = 10 minutes 1 minute = inch.
The conversion of municipal units to SI units of length is as follows:
1 m = 3 feet 1 ft = 1 3 meters.
1 decimeter = 3 inches 1 inch = 1 3 decimeters.
1 centimeter line comic rice = 3 points 1 point = 1 3 centimeters.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Three feet is equal to 1 meter, and one ruler = centimeters.
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