Seals in the Sinosphere (redirect from 璽)
the Warring States period (476 BC–221 BC), all seals were only known as xǐ (璽), regardless if they were used by government officials or in private use and...
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is 13.3 cm square. Its inscription 中華民國之璽 is written in seal script in vertical writing, with 中華, 民國 and 之璽 written from right to left. The national...
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emperors of China. It may refer to: Tianxi (天璽; 276), used by Sun Hao, emperor of Eastern Wu Tianxi (天璽; 399–401), used by Duan Ye, king of Northern Liang...
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(1889–1912) Anthem: 鞏金甌 "Cup of Solid Gold" (1911–1912) Imperial seal: 大清帝國之璽 The Qing dynasty at its greatest extent in 1760, with modern borders shown...
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Yilishen Tianxi Group (redirect from 蟻力神天璽集團)
The Yilishen Tianxi Group (Chinese: 蚁力神天玺集团; pinyin: Yǐ Lì Shén Tiān Xǐ Jí Tuán) was a Chinese company established in 1999 which sold traditional Chinese...
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"Patriotic Hymn of the Great Korean Empire" (1902–1910) National seal: 大韓國璽 Emblem: Territory of the Korean Empire 1903–1905. The disputed Gando and Samjiyon...
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Great Qing Emperor" (大清皇帝之寶), "The Great Seal of the Great Qing Empire" (大清帝國之璽), and "The Seal of the Emperor of the Great Qing Empire" (大清帝國皇帝之寶). Of these...
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publication in 1973. 1972 March 13: The establishment of Reijibo Hōanden (霊璽簿奉安殿) 1975 August 15: Takeo Miki became the first prime minister to visit the...
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Hexi Caihua (Chinese: 和璽彩畫), Hexi painting, or Imperial-style decorative painting, is the royal variation of Caihua, a traditional Chinese decorative...
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