Hebei Pingxiang discovered the imperial decree during the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty 325 years

When a cultural relics staff of Pingxiang County, Xingtai City, Hebei, a cultural relics survey was conducted a few days ago, and found a referee issued by the 36th year of the Qing Kangxi (AD 1697) in Lin'er Village, Hegu Town, Hegu Town, the county. , Still generally preserved.

This imperial material material is a brocade woven from silk, with a total length of 1.6 meters and 0.3 meters wide. It is written in Chinese and Manchu. Hanwen Kaishu lines from right to left, a total of 19 lines of 344 Chinese characters, Manchu models from left to right, a total of 22 lines. The last annual list of the two texts of Manhan is printed with red marks. The large seal consists of two texts: Manhan Han, and the Chinese characters are the body.

During the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty found in Pingxiang County (Chinese line model).

According to Shi Qingjun, an associate researcher at the Pingxiang County Cultural and Tourism Bureau, the content of the imperial decree was to praise the political achievements of Jia Ruyi, Zhixian County, Xing'an County, Jiangxi.

Jia Ruyi was a native of Pingxiang County, Shundefu, Zhili, Qing Dynasty. In the thirty -four years of Kangxi (AD 1695), he served as Zhixian County, Xing'an County, Guangxin Prefecture, Jiangxi. ) Destiny.

Shi Qingjun (first from left), an associate researcher at the Pingxiang County Cultural and Tourism Bureau, checked the decree during the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty.

Shi Qingjun said that the new decree discovered has provided historical evidence for studying the government's governance and social life, and has high research value.

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