Costume Of Qing Dynasty In China

Qing Dynasty official hat

Qing Dynasty official uniform

the Qing dynasty

The main varieties are gowns and Liriodendron.

The official hat is quite different from that of the former dynasty. The officers and men above the military officers and the officers and men above the army wore similar weft caps, which resembles those with small caps. According to the warm hat and hat in winter and summer, they also look at the top and the top with different colors and materials, and drag a bunch of peacock feathers behind the hat.

The plumes are called flowers, and the high Ling has "eyes" (the round spots on the feathers), and has a single eye, a pair of eyes, and three eyes.

Emperors sometimes wear yellow gown to show their special favour.

Influenced by other colors, the mandarin jacket became popular among officials and gentry, becoming a formal dress.

Four, officials of the above five items are also hung with Chao Zhu, made of various precious jewels and fragrant wood, forming another characteristic of Qing Dynasty official uniform.

The progress of silk spinning and dyeing and all kinds of handicrafts has created conditions for the rich variety of clothing in Qing Dynasty.

A armour of Eight Banners in the Qing Dynasty

Eight armour soldiers in the Qing Dynasty

In the Qing Dynasty, helmets were painted on iron or leather products.

There is a beam on the front and rear sides of the helmet, with a raised eyebrow covering the front and middle, with a dance and a bowl on it. The bowl has a helmet shaped like a wine cup, and there is an iron or copper tube with a tassel gun, a carving plume or an otter tail in the middle.

The coloured silk collar, neck guard and ear protector are embroidered with patterns and decorated with copper or iron studs.

The armor is divided into armor and clothing.

A shoulder protector is placed on the shoulder and a protective axil under the shoulder. A metal protective mirror is placed on the chest and behind it, and a trapezoidal abdominal guard is called at the seams of the front of the mirror, called the front block.

The left side of the waist is wearing "left block", and the right side is not allowed to block.

The clothes are divided into two parts, the left and the right.

In the middle of the two girth, the tiger's head was covered with the same material.

The armour of Eight Banners in Qing Dynasty was made of leather.

This dress is worn for large parades, usually stored.

In addition to eight banners in the Qing Dynasty, eight banners were set up in Mongolia, eight banners were set up in the Han nationality, and the twenty-four flags were to participate in the grand parade.

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Qing emperors

The emperors of the Qing Dynasty were dressed in costumes, imperial clothing, regular clothing, and costumes.

The emperor's Dragon Robe belongs to the category of gowns, which is slightly better than those of dresses and dresses.

When wearing a Dragon Robe, you must wear a crown, a Kwon suit belt and a hanging pearl.

Dragon robes are mainly yellow and yellow.

In ancient times, it was called the throne of kings.

Nine, the five or two numbers usually symbolize nobility, and are reflected in royal buildings, living appliances and so on.

The Dragon robes of the Qing emperors were also embroidered with nine dragons.

From the physical point of view, there are only eight dragons in the front and back, which are not consistent with written records.

Some people think that there is another dragon that is the Emperor himself.

In fact, this dragon exists objectively, but it is only embroidered in the clothes, it is not easy to see.

As a result, each Dragon Robe is actually Kowloon, and when viewed from the front or the back alone, it is all seen in the five dragons, which coincides with the number of 95.

In addition, there are many curved lines arranged on the bottom of the Dragon Robe.

On the top of the water, there are many waves and waves. On the water waves, there are also stone and treasure. It is commonly known as "the sea of rivers and rivers". Besides expressing the auspicious meaning, there is also the implication of "unified mountains and rivers" and "eternal peace".

Emperor's Dragon Robe in Qing Dynasty

Queen's Phoenix robe in Qing Dynasty

Queen's uniform style and Manchu ladies

Basically similar, round necklines, big lapel, collar, sleeves and skirts edge are decorated with wide lace, but the patterns are different.

The clothing pattern shown in this picture is phoenix Paeonia suffruticosa.

The entire dress is on the bright blue satin ground, embroiders eight colored Phoenix, the colored Phoenix intermediate, interspersed several peony.

The color of peony is pure and elegant, and its color changes are wonderful. It has the characteristics of traditional landscape painting.

On the contrary, Phoenix has a strong color, a strong red and green contrast, and a typical national style and characteristics of the times.