Who took the dynasties and what dynasty was it?

Chinese dynasties are different from other parts of the world, the difference between "dynasty" and "dynasty" is that "dynasty" is a concept that existed at that time, such as Confucius said "zhang in the dynasty", so "chao" is similar to the "country" in the current (but the state in ancient China sometimes refers to "dynasty", sometimes refers to "vassal states", sometimes refers to "small surrounding countries"); The most obvious is that the "dynasty" of "Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" is obviously not a "dynasty" (country), but composed of "sub-dynasties" such as the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty, and the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and the Southern and Northern Dynasties are divided into Southern Dynasties and Northern Dynasties, and the Southern Dynasties of Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen are respectively divided into "dynasties" (countries). Chinese dynasties all use "dynasty" as the division standard, so there are often situations where the time of "dynasty" overlaps with the national honor of "dynasty (country)", such as Qin, Sui, Tang, Song, Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, as well as the Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen in the Southern Dynasties, the Northern Wei, the Eastern Wei, the Western Wei, the Northern Zhou, the Northern Qi and the Western Han, Xin, and Eastern Han of the Han Dynasty. But why is the "Qin Dynasty" and the "Qin State" not counted together?

Very simply, before the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, only those who became the co-masters of the world dared to call the dynasty, and the ancients believed that the dynasty was different from the dynasty, so the Qin Dynasty was called "dynasty" after the unification, and Qin was not called the Qin State before the dynasty, and the Spring and Autumn Warring States countries did not call the dynasty, and the only dynasty at that time was the Zhou royal family; The same is true of the Western Han Dynasty, although Liu Bang was already the king of the Han Dynasty, he was not considered part of the Han Dynasty before he became a dynasty. The situation of the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties is the same as that of the Qin and Han dynasties, although they were already independent regimes before they became the co-lords of the world, they did not become the co-lords of the world and did not claim the dynasty, so the history of the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties only began after they overthrew the previous dynasty and became the co-masters. At the beginning of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, no matter whether the world was unified or not, he dared to call the dynasty.

Although many Chinese dynasties overlap with the national ancestors of the "dynasty", it does not mean that the dynasty is equal to the "dynasty" (country), the above-mentioned Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period are not a country, but many "dynasties" or the era of small countries, all of which are included in one dynasty for convenience, and "dynasty" is a historical division made by later generations, and "dynasty" is similar to a country from a modern point of view.

Many country names are based on place names. For example, the landlord said that the Shu State and Wu Kingdom, as well as the Qin and Han Dynasties, etc., in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China or before the founding of the People's Republic of China, they set up bases in these places, and the name of the country was also taken as a place name. These words were obtained by the people who founded the country themselves.

Another example is the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Western Jin Dynasty, the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and the Western Zhou Dynasty, which can be regarded as being called out by later people in order to be different from the previous dynasties. For example, the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, because the capital of the Zhou Dynasty was in Xianyang, and later it was built in Luoyang, so the latter one is different from the previous one, and the later Zhou Dynasty will have some historians who distinguish these when they record, calling the front one the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty themselves.

It was the ancients who took a good name, you can see it by looking at the historical materials. After the ruler unified the world, he used the unified country name. This is indisputable.

The buildings in the picture are clearly characteristic of the Tang Dynasty.

The Tang Dynasty was an important period in Chinese history, and its architectural style is unique. Here are some of the characteristics of Tang Dynasty architecture:

Magnificent and magnificent: The architecture of the Tang Dynasty pursued a grand and solemn atmosphere, and the scale of the building was magnificent and magnificent. For example, large-scale palaces, temples, pagodas, city walls, etc., all show the solemnity and magnificence of Tang Dynasty architecture.

Clever use of wood dismantling construction techniques: Tang Dynasty architecture was extremely particular about the use of timber and land sails, and used a wealth of wooden construction techniques, such as rafters, columns, and bucket arches. These techniques made the building structure sturdy and gave the Tang Dynasty architecture a unique artistic charm in terms of architectural decoration.

Rational planning and exquisite layout: Tang Dynasty architecture focused on symmetry and balance in planning and layout, and the location and interrelationships between building complexes were carefully arranged. Precisely measured and laid out, a harmonious sense of proportion and space is created between the complex and the courtyard.

Complex painting and luxurious decoration: Tang Dynasty architecture paid attention to decoration and painting, and the exterior walls and roofs of buildings were often decorated in the way of color painting, especially good at using colored glazed tiles and painted murals, making the building appear gorgeous and magnificent.

Cultural integration and extensive materials: Tang Dynasty architecture absorbed the influence of diverse cultures, bringing together elements of traditional Han architecture and foreign cultures in the Central Plains, drawing on a wide range of materials. For example, the stupa combines the characteristics of Indian Buddhist architecture, carrying hail in the early days, while the palace incorporates the style of traditional Han palace architecture.

In general, the architecture of the Tang Dynasty was dominated by the characteristics of grandeur, solemnity, delicacy and multiculturalism, and its unique style had a profound impact on the development of architecture in later generations.

The Tang Dynasty was the Tang Dynasty in history.

In the Tang Dynasty, there is the word "Sweet Cake" on the left side of **, which is the name of the Tang Dynasty.

The Song Dynasty was a dynasty in Chinese history that inherited the five dynasties of the Dansun and the Ten Kingdoms under the Qiyuan Dynasty, which was divided into two stages: the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty.

In the Tang Dynasty, this building was obvious.

Tang Dynasty, as can be seen from the buildings.

Antiquity: The historical era before the advent of written records. As a result, the definition of antiquity varies around the world.

In ancient China, it generally refers to the era before Xia. In the Two Rivers Valley and Egypt, it is generally referred to as the historical era before 5000 BC. Because there is no direct written record of the time in ancient times, the events or people that occurred at that time generally cannot be directly verified.

These events and characters also tend to be mythological.

1. Tang Dynasty Yue kiln.

The name of the southern Yue kiln, first seen in the Tang Dynasty, the Yue kiln porcelain celadon and the Tang Dynasty tea drinking fashion is very closely related, its porcelain shape, the beauty of the glaze, deeply loved by tea drinkers.

2. Jun kiln of the Song Dynasty.

The five famous kilns of the Song Dynasty were: Jun kiln, Ru kiln, Guan kiln, Ding kiln, and Ge kiln. China's five famous kilns officially ushered in the era of "porcelain" for firing practical and ornamental ware.

Jun kiln is famous for its unique kiln art, known as "the best priceless and priceless", "the family has ten thousand, not as good as Jun porcelain".

3. Blue and white porcelain of the Yuan Dynasty.

The blue and white porcelain shape is unique. From the point of view of production technology, at this time, there is a huge shape with a thick carcass, such as large cans, large bottles, **, large bowls, etc.

4. Ming Dynasty colorful porcelain.

After the development of several dynasties, the five-color porcelain of the Ming Dynasty has been quite mature in Jiajing and Wanli, and the quality and quantity are considerable, creating a new situation in the production of five-color porcelain, and making outstanding contributions in the history of ceramics.

5. Qing Dynasty enamel porcelain.

Qing Dynasty enamel porcelain is characterized by fine porcelain, dignified color, bright and beautiful color, and exquisite painting. The production of enamel porcelain was extremely labor-intensive, and it disappeared after Qianlong.

What dynasties are they?

Su Qin was from the Warring States.

Yingzheng is from the Qin State.

Zhang Qian is from the Western Han Dynasty.

Li Yuan was from the Tang Dynasty.

Wu Zetian was from the Tang Dynasty.

Kou Zhun was from the Song Dynasty.

Yue Fei was from the Song Dynasty.

Zhu Di is from the Ming Dynasty.

Zhang Ju was from the Ming Dynasty.

Kangxi was from the Qing Dynasty.

Nian Qianyao was from the Qing Dynasty.

Heshen is from the Qing Dynasty.

Li Hongzhang was from the Qing Dynasty.

Look at the costumes should belong to the Qing Dynasty!

Judging from the men's hair crown, it looks like that of the Song Dynasty, and the clothes of the Song Dynasty are not as gorgeous as those of the Tang Dynasty.

This shouldn't be very old.

This is a copper paperweight, the age is not earlier than the end of the Qing Dynasty, the quality is acceptable, not a set, and such items exist in large quantities, the collection value is not large, you can play or use it yourself.

Paperweight, also called paper weight, paper town or ruler, book town, etc., is a study utensils used by literati to press paper, silk, etc. when writing and painting. There are copper, jade, stone, porcelain, wood, bamboo and other materials. Folk paperweights are often carved with brass, bamboo and wood, and there are many such works in the late Qing Dynasty and before the founding of New China.

Personally, I think it is a modern imitation, and the pattern is not like the old goods, fabricated imitations.

Probably the Tang Dynasty, or the Han Dynasty.

The Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, also known as the Three Kingdoms and the Two Jin Dynasties, was the most frequent period of regime change in Chinese history, mainly divided into the Three Kingdoms, the Western Jin Dynasty, the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Its outstanding manifestations are the rise of metaphysics, the import of Buddhism, the rise of Taoism, and Persia and Greece.

In the Song Dynasty, because the ** head was wearing a long-winged hat invented by Zhao Kuangyin.

The long-winged hat was created by the founding emperor of the Song DynastyZhao KuangyinInvent. It was the Song DynastySize**Wear a hat. The long wings are made of iron sheets and bamboo strips as skeletons.

The iron wings on both sides of a hat wear more than a foot (which will become longer and longer in the future), and this design is to avoid ** head-to-ear. This kind of hat is not worn on ordinary occasions except for the court and official official activities. <>

For more information, see: Encyclopedia - Winged Cap.

You look at the content in **, he should be a current item, just an imitation of ancient times.

**Unclear, difficult to defecate, you can go to the antique store and ask.