Chapter 826 National Treasures in National Treasures (3)

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But now this national treasure of Japan no longer belongs to Japan, but to Jin Muchen.

As soon as the hammer went down, the glass cover was shattered, and then this black lacquer-painted gold box, like the previous Japanese national treasures, became Jin Muchen’s exclusive treasure.

Continuing to walk backward happily, after a few steps, Jin Muchen suddenly stopped, because the thing behind the glass cover was really strange.

It was obviously flickering with yellow light, but in this yellow light, there was a light blue cold light hidden. This was the first time Jin Muchen had seen such a phenomenon of mixed light.

This made him even more curious about the treasure behind the glass cover. When he came over, he saw that it was an ancient poem of seven-character quatrains written entirely in Chinese.

It’s just that because of the dim light and the fact that the handwriting is too frantic, Jin Muchen couldn’t see the reason even if he wanted to read it.

But when I stepped on the plate a few days ago, I didn’t seem to see this ancient poem?

Is there a rotation? It’s normal to think about it. You must know that the cultural relics collected in the Tokyo National Museum are counted in units of 100,000.

Even if the exhibition area of ​​this museum is not small, it is impossible to display all the cultural relics at one time.

It can only be a one-time display of thousands of pieces in one exhibition hall. You must know that even the Boston Museum of Art is the same as a museum with a large area like the British Museum.

It is impossible to display all the cultural relics in your collection at one time, not to mention that it is not the normal way of thinking and means of running a museum. If you take out everything at one time for people to read, what will you take next time? Attractive?

So almost all the treasure museums in the world will abide by a rule, that is, collect as many cultural relics as possible, and then exchange them regularly, or display these exhibits in rotation.

And the ancient poem in front of me must have just been rotated recently. You must know that Jin Muchen had never seen this ancient poem when he came to the site last time.

However, this ancient poem seems to have a lot of background. If you look closely at the introduction below, it is actually a national treasure of Japan.

And most importantly. The author of this ancient poem, Jin Muchen couldn’t help being taken aback after reading it.

Damn, this is one of the few famous ancient Japanese characters that Jin Muchen knew. You must know that when he was a child, he even watched the famous Japanese cartoon “Smart Ickey”!

And this one is in the cartoon. The prototype of that clever little monk, brother Yixiu!

When you see this name, don’t say anything, even if this thing is not a national treasure of Japan, then you have to take it down, because the owner of this poem is really meaningful to him, after all, he is also with him He had a happy childhood with himself.

This Ikyu is also known as a crazy monk in Japan, a flower monk, a wine and meat monk. It is similar to the Jigong monks in our country, but unlike Jigong, he did not become a Buddha in the end.

And this guy’s real-life experience is that all women are drunk, but the final outcome is not bad, but overall, his life is not perfect, it can be said to be a tragedy.

In the cartoon, this little monk Ikyu was designed to be the son of his defeated opponent after the battle for power with General Ashikaga, but in real life. This brother Yixiu’s background is definitely not small, he is the blood of the emperor, the son of a generation of emperors.

It turns out that at the end of the Kamakura period, Emperor Daigo was dissatisfied with the Kamakura Shogunate at that time. Raised troops to destroy the Kamakura shogunate, implemented the restoration of royal politics, and tried to revive the royal family, which is called “Jianwu Zhongxing” in history.

Because in the late Kamakura period, the samurai were in power, so the Emperor Daigo was very strict with these samurai. After Gan Gang’s assertiveness and restoration of rule, he began to reuse the nobles and nobles of Kyoto, but did not pay attention to those samurai.

To use our old Chinese saying, that is to start emphasizing literature over martial arts, promoting literature and suppressing martial arts.

However, he did not have the ability to release the military power with a glass of wine from Zhao Taizu of the Song Dynasty. He patronized and divided the fruits of victory with those civilians. Instead, he threw aside the warriors who rebelled with him.

This annoyed the samurai class, so these guys simply used Ashikaga Tsun’s force to rebel. It only took three years for these rebels to invade the capital.

Emperor Daigo fled in a hurry, and the Ashikaga Tsunshi stayed in the Ming Dynasty in Kyoto, which is equivalent to the director of the imperial clan’s house in China in the past. Prince Fengren pushed him up and pushed him to the throne. The famous Emperor Guangming, and then he also successfully established the Muromachi Shogunate, ushering in a new era.

The Emperor Daigo fled into Mount Yoshino and confronted the Muromachi shogunate in the north. Because he was also the emperor who did not abdicate, Japan has entered a stage of confrontation between the Northern and Southern Dynasties since then.

With the passage of time, the Muromachi shogunate developed more and more powerfully, and the Northern Dynasty became more and more prosperous.

The Southern Dynasty, which was hiding in the Yoshino Mountains, declined more and more, and the merger of the Southern and Northern Dynasties became a historical necessity. Later, under the reconciliation of the Muromachi shogunate Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, the two dynasties finally merged into one.

But this was a good thing for Ikyu’s father, because his father was Emperor Gokomatsu, who was especially devoted to Ashikaga Yoshimitsu in the Northern Dynasty.

At that time, it was precisely because he authorized Ashikaga Yoshimitsu to negotiate with Emperor Kameyama of the Southern Dynasty, and then the merger of the Southern and Northern Dynasties happened.

Originally, in the hands of Emperor Kameyama of the Southern Dynasty, there were “three divine weapons” symbolizing the divine power of the emperor, and the family was originally the emperor Zhengshuo, so the Emperor Kameyama naturally became the first emperor after the merger.

After Emperor Kameyama abdicated, of course, it was Emperor Komatsu’s turn. It stands to reason that as the son of Emperor Komatsu, this brother Xiu, even if he didn’t become an emperor, it would be very simple to become a prince.

But it was precisely because his mother was the daughter of a minister from the Southern Dynasty, that Ashikaga Yoshimitsu was afraid that after he ascended the throne, he would provoke the relationship between him and the emperor.

In the end, he insisted on provoking the emperor, and before this brother Xiu was born, he kicked his mother, who was pregnant for ten months, out of the palace.

Later, after he was born, he was sent by his mother to become a monk in Anguo City, Kyoto. Although he was in the royal bloodline, he did not even enjoy the treatment of a day prince, and he had to be restrained by thieves like Ashikaga Yoshimitsu everywhere. This brother Xiu’s life is so frustrating, needless to say.

Therefore, in his whole life, he was far from being as good as the cartoons, and at best he was able to save his life.

But otherwise, there is no benefit.

So this guy can be said to be angry all his life. There was a period of time when he was very cynical, not only drinking and eating meat, but also liked whoring @prostitutes. When exaggerating, it doesn’t matter whether it is male or female, so he is a famous flower monk in people’s mouths. Of course, it is not good to call him that in the temple, so he is called a mad monk.

It is said that this guy is in his 40s, and when the 100-year taboo of the founding state teacher, the other monks were chanting Buddhist scriptures or something, but this guy led a woman and spent the whole day messing around in the room. You can hear this guy laughing.

If it wasn’t for his status as a prince, he would have been expelled from the temple and the teacher’s door long ago.

Later, when he was seventy-seven years old, this guy fell in love with a blind girl who could sing. Anyway, this monk with wine and meat does have quite a few bizarre stories about him.

As a poem written by such a legendary figure in Japanese history, of course, it is absolutely justified to be rated as a national treasure of Japan.

Today, this Japanese national treasure is, of course, cheaper than Jin Muchen.

After collecting this Japanese national treasure, Jin Muchen continued to roam the second exhibition hall of this museum, and successively ‘collected’ several Japanese national treasures.

For example, the exquisitely crafted ruffle sleeves, the so-called ruffle sleeves, are actually Japanese kimonos with exquisite embroidery.

Such Japanese women’s kimonos often have exquisite patterns embroidered on the sleeves because of the wide sleeves, and also embroidered with exquisite patterns on the back.

In addition, we must know that from ancient times to the present, Japan’s silk industry is actually not inferior to our Chinese silk industry. In the late Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty, because of the land area and breeding scale, it may not be as good as ours in terms of production capacity. China, but at that time, the quality of Japanese silk was not weaker than that of China.

In the late Qing Dynasty, because of the domestic melee in the Qing Dynasty and the fact that domestic businessmen did not understand the concept of modern management, Japan seized this opportunity to vigorously develop the silk industry, especially the production of raw silk, so it was more realistic. At this time, one will surpass China.

Until the start of World War II, Japan was the world’s largest exporter of raw silk and the largest producer of silk in the world.

As for the ancestors of the silk industry, we in China have long since fallen to the grandmother’s house.

Even now, although our domestic silk industry has developed and grown again, when it comes to high-end products, we can still only follow the **** of the Japanese.

Speaking of which, we are really ashamed of our ancestors. The things we were the most advanced in the past, things that could earn a lot of foreign exchange, have become cutting-edge commodities for others, but we ourselves can only produce some low-end top-grade products and earn some hard money. This cannot be done. Don’t sigh, it’s really lucky.

If you want to blame it, you have to blame the old Zhao family and the Confucian school. If they hadn’t castrated our Chinese people’s martial spirit, how could our China be bullied by the foreign race again and again, and how could we live and fall back in the future? Repeatedly being conquered by barbarians, interrupted the chance process of evolving to a higher level of civilization.

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