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How much is the leaf made by a piece of gold in ancient times The size of the leaves
The appearance of gold leaves is the product of the development of the commodity economy in the Southern Song Dynasty. The development of the commodity economy and copper coins often appear "money shortage", which objectively requires a large face value, easy to carry, and easy to divide, thereby making up the currency of gold and silver (card) defects, and gold leaves have emerged. The complete golden leaves unearthed from Wenzhou are close to 40 grams, which is equivalent to one or two gold. It can be exchanged for 35 thousand copper coins, and the face value is large. At the same time, gold leaves are soft, easy to carry, easy to cut and divide. There are scissors on the golden leaves, which is the proof of dividing transactions.
Gold leaves are considered to be currency and they are described as ancient times. In modern times, only the "History of Chinese Currency" by Mr. Peng Xinwei, an expert in the Republic of China. When the book discusses the money of the two Song gold and silver money, the "The Complete Works of the Must of the Home" in the Yuan Dynasty's name "Treasure" said: "The literature also mentioned the horseshoe gold, sand gold, olive gold, melon seed gold, bran gold, gold, gold, gold, and bran gold , Ganzi Gold, Leaf Gold, etc. "And explained:" Leaf Gold should be golden leaves. "Since then, in recent years, the discussion of gold leaves has been explained almost without seeing it. Essence
The four gold leaves collected by the Wenzhou Museum were also named "Gold Foil". When I sorted out the archives, I found that it was like Jin Yezi, one of the golden currencies mentioned in the Song Dynasty mentioned by Peng Zhezhong, and asked Mr. Li Xiaoping, an expert in Hangzhou China Finance and Tax Museum, to ask her to be affirmed and recommended to read her. The new "Gold and Silver Liuxia --- Ancient Chinese Gold and Silver Currency Collection" is specifically introduced. The author also learned through the Chinese Coin Society that the fourth series of "China Coin Paper Collection" includes the article "New Test of the Golden Leaf of the Southern Song Dynasty" by Mr. Tu Yanzhi. Study the above -mentioned works and articles, and determine that the "gold foil" hidden by the Wenzhou Pavilion is extremely precious "golden leaves" hidden in the Wenzhou Pavilion. Its findings have important historical values to help Wenzhou economic research and monetary research in the Southern Song Dynasty.
The gold leaves are complete, 101.5 mm high, 75 mm wide, and the thickness of the number of layers is 0.7 mm and weighs 37.9 grams. Fold the front side of the back. There is a psychiatric "Babei Street West" on the right half of the front half of the four corners. In the center, there is a text "Han Siro is very golden", and there are two seals on the left half of the corner. There are no words on the back, but there are seals of "Babei Street West" and "Han Siro are very golden". Obviously, the text of the golden leaves is folded to the left half to the left half, and then knocked on the right half.
The gold leaves are 102 mm high, 47 mm wide, and the thickness varies, weighing 18.9 grams. After the several layers are folded, then to the back of the back. On the back, there is a horizontal text "Bai North Street West", and there are scissors on the other corner.
This leaves are rubbed into irregular long strips as soon as they are kneaded, 100 mm high, 32 mm at the widest, and the thickness varies, weighing 12.2 grams. On the surface, it can be seen in three "Big North Street West".
This leaves are irregular, 98 mm high, 39 mm at the widest, and different thickness, weighing 10.8 grams. No text on the surface.
This in the Song Dynasty had three types of golden leaves: one is foil, that is, gold foil. my country is one of the earliest countries in the world to use gold foil. In the Southern Song Dynasty, "foil gold" began to have the connotation of the currency of "golden leaves"; the second was gold paper. Wu Zimu's "Mengliang Lu" Volume 13 of the Southern Song Dynasty records: Dr. Linli Bridge of the Southern Song Dynasty has "Wang Jiajin Paper Shop"; the third is Ye Zijin. "Ye" is the same as "page", refers to a page in the book book. According to the literature and unearthed physical objects, the shape of the northern gold leaves may be leaf -like, and most of the south is a book -like pages. 4 pieces of Wenzhou are pages.
M of these 4 gold leaves, 3 pieces have text. "Babei Street West" was a common text on the gold and silver (card) currency at the time, referring to the place where the gold and silver shops were made. According to the "Chun? Lin'an Zhi", Badi North is located near Xiuyi Fang east of the West Lake in Hangzhou City and north of Wushan. "Very golden" is an appraisal of golden leaves, indicating the gold content. "Han Shiro" should be one of the "pedestrians" assisted by the government to manage business activities. The surname of Han, he will identify the success of the golden leaves. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Nangion's "Metropolitan City Jisheng" and Wu Zimu's "Mengliang Lu" recorded that there were hundreds of gold and silver shops in Lin'an City at that time, and the Han family was one of them. Therefore, these four gold leaves should be carried to Wenzhou after being produced in Hangzhou.
How much is the leaf made by a piece of gold in ancient times
The size of the leaves
The appearance of gold leaves is the product of the development of the commodity economy in the Southern Song Dynasty. The development of the commodity economy and copper coins often appear "money shortage", which objectively requires a large face value, easy to carry, and easy to divide, thereby making up the currency of gold and silver (card) defects, and gold leaves have emerged. The complete golden leaves unearthed from Wenzhou are close to 40 grams, which is equivalent to one or two gold. It can be exchanged for 35 thousand copper coins, and the face value is large. At the same time, gold leaves are soft, easy to carry, easy to cut and divide. There are scissors on the golden leaves, which is the proof of dividing transactions.
Gold leaves are considered to be currency and they are described as ancient times. In modern times, only the "History of Chinese Currency" by Mr. Peng Xinwei, an expert in the Republic of China. When the book discusses the money of the two Song gold and silver money, the "The Complete Works of the Must of the Home" in the Yuan Dynasty's name "Treasure" said: "The literature also mentioned the horseshoe gold, sand gold, olive gold, melon seed gold, bran gold, gold, gold, gold, and bran gold , Ganzi Gold, Leaf Gold, etc. "And explained:" Leaf Gold should be golden leaves. "Since then, in recent years, the discussion of gold leaves has been explained almost without seeing it. Essence
The four gold leaves collected by the Wenzhou Museum were also named "Gold Foil". When I sorted out the archives, I found that it was like Jin Yezi, one of the golden currencies mentioned in the Song Dynasty mentioned by Peng Zhezhong, and asked Mr. Li Xiaoping, an expert in Hangzhou China Finance and Tax Museum, to ask her to be affirmed and recommended to read her. The new "Gold and Silver Liuxia --- Ancient Chinese Gold and Silver Currency Collection" is specifically introduced. The author also learned through the Chinese Coin Society that the fourth series of "China Coin Paper Collection" includes the article "New Test of the Golden Leaf of the Southern Song Dynasty" by Mr. Tu Yanzhi. Study the above -mentioned works and articles, and determine that the "gold foil" hidden by the Wenzhou Pavilion is extremely precious "golden leaves" hidden in the Wenzhou Pavilion. Its findings have important historical values to help Wenzhou economic research and monetary research in the Southern Song Dynasty.
The gold leaves are complete, 101.5 mm high, 75 mm wide, and the thickness of the number of layers is 0.7 mm and weighs 37.9 grams. Fold the front side of the back. There is a psychiatric "Babei Street West" on the right half of the front half of the four corners. In the center, there is a text "Han Siro is very golden", and there are two seals on the left half of the corner. There are no words on the back, but there are seals of "Babei Street West" and "Han Siro are very golden". Obviously, the text of the golden leaves is folded to the left half to the left half, and then knocked on the right half.
The gold leaves are 102 mm high, 47 mm wide, and the thickness varies, weighing 18.9 grams. After the several layers are folded, then to the back of the back. On the back, there is a horizontal text "Bai North Street West", and there are scissors on the other corner.
This leaves are rubbed into irregular long strips as soon as they are kneaded, 100 mm high, 32 mm at the widest, and the thickness varies, weighing 12.2 grams. On the surface, it can be seen in three "Big North Street West".
This leaves are irregular, 98 mm high, 39 mm at the widest, and different thickness, weighing 10.8 grams. No text on the surface.
This in the Song Dynasty had three types of golden leaves: one is foil, that is, gold foil. my country is one of the earliest countries in the world to use gold foil. In the Southern Song Dynasty, "foil gold" began to have the connotation of the currency of "golden leaves"; the second was gold paper. Wu Zimu's "Mengliang Lu" Volume 13 of the Southern Song Dynasty records: Dr. Linli Bridge of the Southern Song Dynasty has "Wang Jiajin Paper Shop"; the third is Ye Zijin. "Ye" is the same as "page", refers to a page in the book book. According to the literature and unearthed physical objects, the shape of the northern gold leaves may be leaf -like, and most of the south is a book -like pages. 4 pieces of Wenzhou are pages.
M of these 4 gold leaves, 3 pieces have text. "Babei Street West" was a common text on the gold and silver (card) currency at the time, referring to the place where the gold and silver shops were made. According to the "Chun? Lin'an Zhi", Badi North is located near Xiuyi Fang east of the West Lake in Hangzhou City and north of Wushan. "Very golden" is an appraisal of golden leaves, indicating the gold content. "Han Shiro" should be one of the "pedestrians" assisted by the government to manage business activities. The surname of Han, he will identify the success of the golden leaves. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Nangion's "Metropolitan City Jisheng" and Wu Zimu's "Mengliang Lu" recorded that there were hundreds of gold and silver shops in Lin'an City at that time, and the Han family was one of them. Therefore, these four gold leaves should be carried to Wenzhou after being produced in Hangzhou.