Who did the Warring States and the clan that had made countries fight openly and secretly for it?

I believe that everyone has heard more or less about the story of He's Bi, in the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Bian He in Chu State, he offered a piece of jade, but because the reigning emperor did not know the goods, Bian did not get a reward, but lost his limbs.

Later, King Wen knew, and King Wen asked someone to dissect this jade, which led to He's Bi, and later He's Bi became the national treasure of Chu. When the state of Chu proposed to the state of Zhao, he gave the state of Zhao as a gift. Later, when Qin heard that Zhao was with Shibi again, he wanted to exchange 15 cities with him.

At that time, Zhao Guo was relatively weak, he didn't dare not listen, but he didn't want to exchange He's Bi with him, and this time it gave rise to the story of Lin Xiangru's return to Zhao. But in the end, in fact, He's Bi was still occupied by the Qin State as his own, and there is no record in the historical materials on how he took possession of himself. But I think it may be because the Qin State was too strong at that time, and the Zhao State still gave He's Bi to the Qin State in desperation.

The Qin State, which got the He's Bi, made the He's Bi into a jade seal. After Liu Bang destroyed Qin, Ziying dedicated the jade seal of the country to Liu Bang. By the time of Dong Zhuo's rebellion at the end of the Han Dynasty, the jade seal fell into the hands of Sun Jian and Yuan Shu.

I remember that what was written in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" was found by Sun Jian and Yuan Shu in a dry well. After that, the jade seal was passed to the Wei and Jin dynasties, and the last time the jade seal appeared was in the five dynasties and ten kingdoms, and then there was no whereabouts of the jade seal, and so far archaeologists have not found any trace of the jade seal made of Hetian jade.

In the history books, it was last in the Zhao State, but the Zhao State did not appear again after it was destroyed by the Qin State, and it was rumored that it was made into a jade seal by Qin Shi Huang.

According to historical speculation, this piece of jade naturally fell into the hands of Qin Shi Huang. However, there is no longer any appearance of the Warring States and the clan in the historical materials, and it may have been lost in the war.

Qin State. After returning to Zhao, He's Bi was in the hands of Zhao, and later the Qin Dynasty destroyed Zhao, and He's Bi should be in Zhao's hands.

In the end, it should be in the hands of the Qin State, after all, at that time, Qin Shi Huang unified the world, and the treasures were naturally in his hands, which was a symbol of power.

He said that in the hands of Zhao Tuo, that is, the Vietnamese king Zhao Tuo in the last years of the Qin Dynasty, his tomb is very mysterious.

Warring States and Shibi are said to have arrived in the Qin State, and then served as the jade seal of the Qin State. It also has an unshakable status and precious role.

According to the allusion of returning to Zhao, He's Bi should have stayed in Zhao, and no one knows where He Shibi stayed after Qin defeated Zhao.

This is not recorded in history, and it may have been lost in the war, or it may have been buried with the corpse, and no one knows where it is.

There is no clear record in history of who ended up in the hands of the Wabi clan, but I think it may have been lost to the people.

It seems that sometimes it fell into the hands of Qin Shi Huang, because Qin Shi Huang also used this piece of Heshi Bi to make a jade seal of the country.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, each vassal state had its own symbolic and iconic things, such as Song had green, Liang had suspense, Chu had Hepu (that is, He's Bi) and so on, although they were all symbolic treasures of the town, but the first two were not as meaningful as He's Bi, why? Because He's Bi** is in the hands of Bian He, a real person of white jade, there is a historical origin, and before He's Bi entered the Qin State, it first flowed into the Zhao State because it was stolen, and then the Qin Zhaoxiang King exchanged fifteen cities for jade, and after the Qin Dynasty unified the six countries, He's Bi finally returned to Qin.

The earliest record of He's Bi appeared in "Han Feizi and Shi", it is rumored that He's Bi** in the Spring and Autumn Period of a jade carving craftsman Bian He's hand, jade was unintentionally obtained by him in Jing Mountain, he found out that this was a very unusual stone, so he immediately offered King Chu Li, but King Chu Li and his craftsmen did not know jade, and the He's Bi as an ordinary stone, and also because of this anger to Bian He, let people cut off his left foot, and then Chu Wu King succeeded to the throne, Bian He dragged the mutilated leg and sent He's Bi to him, and his right foot was removed.

Bian He, who was punished for offering jade with twists and turns, cried on the top of Jing Mountain, bitter blood and tears, and finally moved the third king of Chu State, King Chu Wen, King Chu Wen asked people to cut the stone, and sure enough, he got a piece of jade from it, and King Chu Wen asked people to carve it into jade, as the treasure of the town, collected in the palace, this is the entire historical source of He's Bi.

He Shibi was originally kept in the royal palace of Chu until it was stolen and flowed into Zhao during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. During the period of King Chu Huai, Zhaoyang set up a banquet for Zhao Dynasty guests, and he wanted to show off as a way to let people take out the He's Bi for people to watch during the banquet.

So far, the whereabouts of He's Bi are unknown, until nearly 50 years later, it was purchased by a eunuch of Zhao State for 500 gold, the news was learned by King Zhao Huiwen, and immediately sent someone to include the jade into the palace, and find someone to identify it, only to really determine that it was the lost He's Bi that year.

In the late Warring States period, the Qin State that enabled the Shang Dynasty to change the French power was rising day by day, after learning that the Heshi Bi was in Zhao, the reigning king of the Qin Dynasty was the King of Qin Zhaoxiang, in order to get the Heshi Bi he promised to exchange fifteen cities for jade, but the jade was not replaced, and also fell into a joke that returned to Zhao, and also made the Zhao Prime Minister Lin Xiangru famous, and Lian Po achieved a good story of peace.

The exchange of jade failed, Qin has never given up the yearning for He's Bi, although he followed up what means to get jade, there is no clear record, when the historical materials of the Six Dynasties recorded that Qin Shi Huang's jade seal was made of He's Bi, which can directly see that He's Bi was in Qin after unifying the six countries by force and finally fell into the hands of Qin. In short, if you become a king or lose a king, beautiful things can only be owned by the strong, so beautiful jade like He's Bi can only be in the hands of Qin in the end.

According to the book, it was the Spring and Autumn Period, and a man named Bian He unintentionally got it in Jingshan. When the Qin State attacked the Zhao State, the King of Zhao surrendered and sacrificed.

"He's Bi" was carved into jade by the jade craftsman ordered by King Wen of Chu, as the treasure of Chu State, collected in the palace room of Chu State, and passed down from generation to generation

He Shi Bi was in the Spring and Autumn Period, a person in Jingshan unintentionally obtained, and later someone used He's Bi to exchange cities with Qin State, and then fell into the hands of Qin State.

The specific reasons are not recorded in historical sources.

According to historical records, in the era of King Chu Wei, He's Bi was given to Zhaoyang, who had a meritorious service in attacking the Wei State, and Yin ordered the empty Bu, once Zhaoyang took out He's Bi for guests to visit when he set up a banquet to entertain guests, and at this time someone among the guests suddenly made a coax, and took advantage of the chaos to steal the He's Bi on the table. Zhaoyang's doorman identified Zhang Yi as the one who stole He's bi. Zhaoyang released Zhang Yi after being tortured and interrogated, and Zhang Yi took revenge on Chu for this after becoming the prime minister of Qin, but He's whereabouts have been unknown since then.

In the hands of all parties, it reached the state of Zhao.

It is said that the Bi of the Heshi was obtained by the people of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period. He's Bi, the famous Meisheng Beiyu in Chinese history, also known as He's Bi, Jing Yu, Jing Hong, Jing Bi, Hebi, and Hepu, is a treasure in the world. When it was first excavated, it was called "Wei", and since then, the rough stone of the jade that has not been processed is called "Wei".

The thickness of the Heshi bi is at least 10 centimeters, and it is not the ring-shaped jade worn by ancient Confucian scholars. It is even more likely that Heshibi is just a simple and rough processed jade. At the same time, because it is said that He's bi was made into a jade seal by Qin Shi Huang, and with the change of dynasties, the jade seal is said to have been lost in the Later Tang Dynasty.

He's Bi is the "Treasure of the Orange Shirt" in China's ancient round laughter generation, which is unparalleled in the world and is revered as a symbol of the country, "the jade of Jingshan Mountain, the pearl of the spiritual snake" (that is, "the pearl of Hebi Sui") is a magical treasure, and the "national treasure" is a priceless treasure, which can be described as "priceless". "Historical Records" called He's Bi "the world's common treasure". The early Tang Dynasty poet Yang Jiong's poem "Sending Zhao Zong at Night" said:

Zhao's Lianchengbi has been passed down from the world", which is extremely precious.

He Shibi was first seen in "Han Feizi". "Han Feizi" contains: Bian He, a native of Chu, obtained a beautiful jade bi in Chu Mountain (now Lishan, Nanzhang County, Xiangyang) and dedicated it to King Li.

King Li asked the jade carver to identify it, and the jade carver said, "This is a stone." King Li thought Bian He was lying, and cut off his left foot.

When King Li died, King Wu ascended the throne, and Bian He dedicated the jade bi to the King of Martial Arts. King Wu asked the jade carver to identify it, and said, "This is a stone."

King Wu thought that Bian He was lying, and cut off his right foot. King Wu died, King Wen ascended the throne, Bian He hugged his jade bi and cried under Chu Mountain, three days and three nights, tears flowed out and blood was substituted for it. When King Wen heard this, he sent someone to ask him why, and said:

There are many people who have been tortured in the world, why are you crying so sadly? Bian He said, "I am not sad to be killed, I am regarded as a stone because I am a precious jade, and the loyal are regarded as liars."

King Wen then sent a jade carver to dissect his jade, and sure enough, he got the jade, so he named it "He's Bi".

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I am glad to answer for you, the story of the King of Chu and the "Heshi Bi" Chu Li, the King of Chu Wu and the King of Chu Wen and the Heshi Bi Bian He was a native of Chu and Jing in the Spring and Autumn Period; Also known as Heshi, the discoverer of Heshibi. Legend has it that he got a piece of jade in Jingshan and presented it to the king of Chu twice, both of which were considered stones, so he was cut off his feet for bullying the king. After King Wen of Chu ascended the throne, he sat at the foot of Jing Mountain with Puyu in his arms and wept bitterly.

Later, King Wen of Chu ordered craftsmen to carve the jade, but it was really a treasure jade, so he called this jade "the bi of the He's". This bi was later passed on to Zhao and then transferred to Qin. Bian He is therefore famous for offering jade, both ancient and modern.

The king of Chu and "He's Bi".

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I'm glad to answer for you, the story of the King of Chu and the "He's Bi" Chu Li King Destroying Qing, the King of Chu Wu and the King of Chu Wen and the He's Bi Bian He was a native of Chu and Jing in Peilu during the Spring and Autumn Period; Also known as Heshi, the discoverer of Heshibi. Legend has it that he got a piece of jade in Jingshan and presented it to the king of Chu twice, both of which were considered stones, so he was cut off his feet for bullying the king. After King Wen of Chu ascended the throne, he sat at the foot of Jing Mountain with Puyu in his arms and wept bitterly.

Later, King Wen of Chu ordered craftsmen to carve the jade, but it was really a treasure jade, so he called this jade "the bi of the He's". This bi was later passed on to Zhao and then transferred to Qin. Yu Ba Bian He is therefore famous for his jade offerings.

After the <> Bian and Xianpu were tragically destroyed by Di Nianzi, King Wen of Chu praised his loyalty and was crowned as the Marquis of Lingyang. But Bian He was disheartened and would rather return to Lao Jingshan. And sang "Song of Sorrow" with tears:

Jinbao has to be punished enough to be separated, go to seal the letter and abide by the rest, and the one who breaks it does not continue is not wrong......edThe "Bi" in the story of "Returning to Zhao" mentioned in the "Historical Records, Volume 81" is the treasure jade offered by Bian He.

The country of He's Bi out of Xihong Duan since the Spring and Autumn Period was the State of Qi.

He's Bi is one of the most famous jade artifacts in Chinese history and the largest piece of jade in China. Its name is ** from the ancient princess of Qi and the clan, and legend has it that after marrying the Qin state, she brought this priceless piece of the He clan bi to the Qin country as a dowry. He's Bi is a round piece of jade, with a diameter of about 55 centimeters and a weight of about 60 catties.

Its production process is extremely exquisite, the jade is crystal clear, the color is warm, and it has very high artistic value and historical value. According to research, He's bi was made in the Qi Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period. At that time, the state of Qi was one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States and was located in the area of present-day Shandong Province.

The State of Qi was a powerful country during the Spring and Autumn Period, known for its strong military strength and strong economic power.

The preciousness of He's Bi lies in its unique history and cultural significance. It not only represents the craftsmanship and technical level of ancient jade, but also reflects the social, economic and cultural development of ancient China. As one of the treasures of traditional Chinese culture, He's Bi has always been highly respected and studied.

Features:

He's Bi is a round piece of jade, with a diameter of about 55 centimeters and a maximum weight of about 60 catties. Its production process is very exquisite, the jade is crystal clear, and the color is warm. The surface of Heshi Bi is carved with fine patterns and patterns, showing the superb skills of ancient Chinese jade carving.

The weight and size of the Heshi bi make it the largest piece of jade in Chinese history and a precious item. It represents the dignity and affluence of ancient China and is seen as a symbol of power and wealth. In addition, Heshi Bi has a long history and cultural background.

Its production date can be traced back to the Qi Kingdom in the Spring and Autumn Period, and legend has it that the He clan was brought to the Qin State by the princess of the Qi Kingdom.

He's Bi came from the Chu State during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and it was recorded in "Han Feizi He's Family" that it was discovered by Bian He, a native of Chu, when he was chopping firewood in Jingshan. He's Bi is a famous jade in Chinese history, and the stories related to He's Bi include Bian He's dedication to treasure and the return of the Bi to Zhao. The Jing Mountain is a huge stone mountain, and the granite of the Dingbu Divine Department is all over it.

He Shibi is from the Chu State.

It is recorded in "Han Feizi Heshi" that according to legend, Bian He, a native of Chu during the Spring and Autumn Period, discovered He's Bi when he was chopping firewood in Jingshan. Jingshan is a very large stone mountain, the top of the mountain is all granite, and the boulders are arranged in a mess, among which there is a cave, which is said to be the place where Bian He found He's bi.

The story of Bian and Xianbao.

Bian He, a native of Chu, found a piece of jade when he was chopping wood in Jingshan and offered it to King Chu Li, but King Li looked for someone to identify it but was told that it was an ordinary stone, so he was furious and cut off Bian He's left foot. Later, King Wu of Chu ranked, Bian He offered the treasure again, and King Wu also came to the same conclusion, and cut off his right foot in anger. Later, King Wen of Chu took office and asked people to open the jade, and the brother was really a rare treasure, and named it "He's Bi".

The story of returning to Zhao.

When King Zhaoxiang of Qin heard about it, he wrote to King Huiwen of Zhao, hoping to exchange fifteen cities for He's Bi, and King Zhao sent Lin Xiangru to go. After arriving in Qin, he found that King Qin Zhaoxiang did not mean to give the city, so he pretended that the jade was flawed and took the jade back from King Qin, and later ordered someone to escape from the trail and send it back to Zhao, and finally King Qin Zhaoxiang also sent Lin Xiangru back to Zhao.