Whether He Shen has the Great Seal of Qin Shi Huang for the founding of the country

Lost. The so-called Great Seal of the Founding of the People's Republic of China. It's the jade seal. Legend has it that it was carved from Wajibi. Written by Lis. But it was lost.

During the Qing Dynasty, it was touched by He Shen.

If anyone knew, they would still be talking about it?

Ordered by Tianji Shou Yongchang, the founding jade seal was the standard for the emperor at that time.

It can be said with certainty that the National Palace in Taipei does not have a jade seal (the golden seal of the first emperor).

It is difficult to determine the authenticity of the jade seal of the country.

It is rumored that the real jade seal of the country was taken to Mobei by the Yuan general when the Ming Dynasty destroyed the Yuan, and its whereabouts are still unknown.

The jade seal of the country disappeared in the Later Tang Dynasty, and the one in Taipei was carved by the Qing Dynasty itself.

They're just ordinary people. Unless there is an adventure, it is impossible to set off any storms.

The reason why historical figures are in high positions is not that they are particularly outstanding (and it is not denied that their abilities are indeed outstanding), but because they are particularly lucky.

For example, Cao Cao, if it weren't for his father's high position (Cao Cao's father Cao Teng was the third prince during the reign of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, that is, equivalent to the prime minister), Cao Cao could not have been in the northern part of Luoyang at a young age (equivalent to the current Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau). At the time of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, under the dredging of Cao Song, Zhang Rang recommended Cao Cao to serve as the captain of the cavalry, and later was promoted to the prime minister of Jinan because of his military exploits, and was appointed as the Taishou of Dongjun. Later, Cao Cao became the "Eighth Captain of the West Garden" and the military captain, and Cao Song played a huge role behind the scenes in the rebellion of Pingxi Liang Han Sui and Bian Zhang.

It's Liu Bei, who was white before he was born, that is, he didn't have any backstage, but he was also well-educated, and he happened to encounter troubled times, so he showed his talent, assuming that Liu Bei has been in the era of peace, who will look at his talent? !

Another example is He Shen, when he was 19 years old, he participated in the imperial examination in the 34th year of Qianlong (1769), but his name fell to Sun Shan. But he inherited the third-class light car lieutenant of his ancestors as a banner man. He was then awarded the rank of third-class guard and was selected as a guard at the sticky pole.

In the thirty-eighth year of Qianlong (1773), the 23-year-old He Shen showed his talent in front of Qianlong. finally became Qianlong's guard of honor.

Imagine, if Cao Cao's father was just an ordinary person, Cao Cao, not to mention embarking on an official career, was a question of whether he could be educated or not. and He Shen, if it weren't for inheriting the title of ancestor, he would never have been able to walk into Qianlong's side and show his talent. As for Qin Shi Huang, not to mention, if he hadn't inherited the throne, where would he have been able to exert his talents?!

Therefore, the big names in history all got a stage to show themselves by chance, coupled with their outstanding abilities, so as to make a career. But first, they have to be on stage.

Hehe, in that case, the population of the earth would have exceeded 10 billion a long time ago, do you think it is possible?