Emperor's Crown Clothing In The Han Dynasty

Qin Hanfu Decorated Han Dynasty emperors' crown map, coronal crown chart, and red cliff diagram (reference text and the pottery figurine unearthed from Han tomb in Ji'nan, Shandong, and the portrait of Shi Fuyuan excavated from Han Dynasty tomb in Yinan). This map is reconstructed according to Literature and graphic data. clothing Most of the patterns are brick paintings, lacquer paintings, silk paintings, and painted bricks of the same period. The coronal crown is the crown worn by ancient emperors and officials to attend the ceremony. Used as a sacrificial garment worn by emperors and princes. At the top of the coronal crown, there is a rectangular crown plate behind the front circle, with a coronal crown hanging around the crown plate.

According to the number and number of the crown Material The difference is an important sign to distinguish between the humble and the humble. In the Han Dynasty, the emperor's crown was twelve (twelve rows), made of jade. The color of coronal crown is mainly black. On the two sides of the coronal crown, each hole has to be interspersed with jade and tied to the bun. The ribbon is tied on both sides of the arch and is tied under the chin. On the two ears of the ribbon, there is also a bead jade called "Yun Er". Do not put them in your ears, but hang them around your ears to remind the crowned people not to listen to slander. The word "ear not heard" in later generations came from this. According to regulations, anyone wearing a coronal crown must wear a coronal dress. The imperial dress was made of Xuan coat and Zhu Xi, and there were stripes on the top and bottom. There are also knees, ribbons, and red sticks. Form a complete set of clothing. This system began with Zhou Dai, and lasted for two thousand years through the Han, Tang, song and Yuan Dynasties.