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"It should have the intention."

The so-called leaving a mark is naturally to ask Huang Jin to write a note indicating when to take away what to do from Shangbaojian, so that it is easier to pursue in the future.

In fact, the seals in Shangbao Prison are not that they cannot be taken away, they just need to be signed and detained.

Someone here sent a record book to start recording, and someone there had already entered the warehouse to take out the seal and prepare to hand over.

The seal refers specifically to the emperor's seal and is a symbol of the emperor's supreme power.

In ancient times, seals and seals were commonly known as gold or jade, and it is said to have begun with Qin Shihuang.

Seals first came from Zhou, and only in the Qin Dynasty could there be a distinction between seals and seals. The seals used by the emperor were called seals, while those used by subjects could only be called seals.

According to the Qin system, the emperor's six seals.

According to the "Tongdian·Jia Jiali Eight·Emperor of Emperors and Princes Jade Swords and Ribbons" by Du You of the Tang Dynasty, the Qin people called the seal a seal; because jade was not used with their ministers, they used jade to make the six seals of the Emperor.

The six seals are as follows: 1, the emperor's seal; 2, the emperor's seal; 3, the emperor's seal; 4, the emperor's seal; 5, the emperor's seal; 6, the emperor's seal.

In addition to the six seals, Qin Shihuang obtained the Lantian white jade and made another seal.

The button of this seal is Chihu. Chihu, which is a strange beast. It is said to be one of the dragon sons and has a good literary talent.

The seal is: The emperor will be ordered by heaven and will be long-lasting.

After the sealed ribbon is broken, it is tied into a spike shape with a colorful ribbon, "the light is bright and the seal is turned into a joint", so it is called "scarve".

The Han Dynasty followed the Qin system, and the six seals of the emperor were all made of white jade, with the buttons made of dragon and tiger, and the text was the same as that of Qin.

After Emperor Gao of Han, Liu Bang, entered Guanzhong, obtained the Lantian white jade seal from Qin Shihuang and wore it by his side. Only then did he call this treasure seal made of Lantian white jade the "National Jade Seal" widely circulated in later generations.

By the Tang Dynasty, the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty had eight treasures again.

The eight treasures, that is, the eight seals, were added to the original six seals, and the decree seal was combined into eight.

After the founding of the Song Dynasty, the old system of the Tang Dynasty was still following the emperor's eight treasures, but when Emperor Huizong Zhao Ji of Song Dynasty, one treasure was added, and nine treasures were made from eight treasures.

After the Song Dynasty moved south, there was another system of eleven treasures.

According to the 84th volume of "Yuhai" by Wang Yinglin of the Song Dynasty, "Car Costume·Eleven Treasures": There are eleven jade treasures hidden in the imperial palace:

1. The treasure of the country is in power, and the treasure text is "to inherit the blessings of heaven, extend the billions, and never end."

2. Receive the treasure, and the treasure text "receive the order from heaven and live forever."

The above two treasures are used by Fengshan.

3. The treasure of the emperor is used by foreigners.

4. The emperor trusts treasures and uses them with a large number of soldiers.

5. The emperor carries treasures and seals them for use.

6. The emperor’s treasure is used for answering letters from neighboring countries.

7. The emperor trusted treasures and gave them books and items to neighboring countries.

8. The emperor carries treasures and uses them for surrendering to the imperial edict.

The above, the so-called "Eight Treasures", were all made by Zhao Gou. It was only when the second suburb sacrifice was held in the 16th year of Shaoxing, Emperor Gaozong of Song Dynasty, all eight treasures were prepared.

9. The treasure of the Song Dynasty was created by Zhao Kuangyin, the Song Dynasty’s Taizu.

10. Dingming Treasure, made by Emperor Huizong of Song.

11. The Song Dynasty was appointed as the treasure of Zhongxing, and was produced in the first year of Shaoxing.

In fact, from this we can see that since the Qin Dynasty, there were not only one treasure seal in ancient times, but at least six treasures. Moreover, with the change of dynasties, the use of treasure seals has become increasingly refined and the number has continued to increase.

In the early Ming Dynasty, it is said that the emperor owned seventeen treasures were 100 treasures.

1. The emperor worshipped the treasure of heaven and was a seal of the Tang and Song dynasties, which was used to conquer all countries and sacrifice to heaven and earth.

2. The emperor's treasure is issued with the following edict and pardon.

3. The emperor was loyal to the treasure, and used it to decree princes and ministers to dispatch troops.

4. The emperor carries treasures for enfeoffment and gives gifts.

5. The treasure of the emperor is used to sacrifice mountains, rivers, ghosts and gods.

6. The emperor carries treasures to seal foreign countries and give them labor.

7. The emperor’s secret treasure is used to recruit foreign servers and collect them.

8. For the treasure of making edicts, use the following edicts to identify edicts.

9. The treasure of the imperial decree is used to identify the imperial decree with the following imperial decree.

10. The treasure for making decisions is to use the following writings to identify the decisions.

11. The treasure of Guangyun is used to identify Huang’s search and search for documents and reward officials.

12. The treasure in front of the imperial court is used to enter the imperial seat, follow the chariot, and seal the knowledge of miscellaneous matters in front of the imperial court.

13. The emperor respects his relatives as his treasure and uses the above title to give it to his clan.

14. The emperor's treasure of his kiss was used to entrust the prince and grant him a letter to his relatives.

15. Respect the heavens and diligent people's treasures, and use them to teach the divine officials and decree them to obey officials.

16. The treasure of classics and history is used to describe books, literature and history.

17. The treasure of Qinwen is used to entrust the elixir to test the four directions.

However, according to the "History of Ming Dynasty", among the above seventeen treasures, "the treasure of the emperor's relatives, the treasure of the emperor's offerings, the treasure of the emperor's imperial decree, and the treasure of the imperial decree" four treasures were made by Zhu Di, the ancestor of the Ming Dynasty.

In addition to the above seventeen treasures, in the 18th year of Jiajing, Emperor Shizong of the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Hougui, made new seven treasures: the treasure of the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty, the treasure of the Ming Dynasty, the treasure of the world, the treasure of the teachings, the treasure of the decree of the decree of virtue, the treasure of the punishment of the people, and the treasure of the imperial edict of the people.

The front and back are in harmony, so the emperor has twenty-four treasures, both made of gold and jade, and is under the control of the talisman.

The Futai is Shangbaosi, which is in charge of the treasure seals, talismans, seals and their use, and is also called Futai.

In addition, only the queen's seal is kept and managed by the female official and is not within the scope of Shangbao Supervisor.

Huang Jin carefully left the signing notes on the record book. He naturally did not dare to neglect when handing over the seal. After opening the lid of the box to confirm carefully, he hurried back to Yongshou Palace with a few eunuchs serving the seal.

At this time, Emperor Jiajing had already taken a break, but he did not dare to store the seals at will, so he had to carry them carefully into the small table next to Emperor Jiajing's bed.

Huang Jin was actually very clear in his heart that the emperor should know the destiny, so he was like this.

In the past, the cabinet sent memorials to the Silijian after the bill. After the Silijian classified them, they submitted them to the Jiajing Emperor's imperial examination. Some of them were insignificant or conventional memorials, and the Silijian directly handled them.

Now, Emperor Jiajing asked them to send them directly here from tomorrow by the cabinet ministers and hand them over to him for review.

It was not because the emperor did not trust eunuchs, but because the emperor was extremely sensitive at this time, and perhaps he had reached a state of distrust of eunuchs and ministers.

This is what happens when people are weak, and they are worried about losing power.

Only when the cabinet ministers and eunuchs restrain each other can the emperor's authority be guaranteed.

Even if I received all the seals in the palace, I had this concern.

"Yes, I'll hand this over to the Silijian and let them use the seal and send it to the Sixth Department as soon as possible."

In Wuyi Hall, Xu Jie checked the imperial edict drafted by Li Chunfang, the second assistant minister, that is, Wang Bengu, the left assistant minister of the Ministry of Justice, transferred to the left assistant minister of the Ministry of War, to assist in the military affairs of the Beijing camp.

The decree Guo Pu and Gao Gong have seen it before, and there is no mistake.

Just kidding, it is natural for them to polish a decree according to the emperor's words.

In fact, many of the imperial edicts of the Ming Dynasty, except for the purpose of enfeoffment, were extremely simple, and could almost be said to clearly explain the emperor's meaning in vernacular.

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He kept silent, as if he had not noticed it at all, but was worried in his heart whether Emperor Jiajing's current body could still leave him with a throne edict.

As for the will, it seems that there is no will written by the emperor during his lifetime, and most of them were written by the ministers after the emperor's death.
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