Empresses in the Song Dynasty had gorgeous feather crowns, and they used precious fish glue to stick pearls on their faces to make face glazes.

In the Ming Dynasty, the phoenix crown was a ceremonial crown worn by the empress when she wrote a letter, visited the temple and went to court. The rockhopper in Ming Dynasty basically followed the rockhopper in Song Dynasty, and on this basis, more complicated crafts were added. For example, the phoenix crown, the filial queen of the Ming Dynasty in the National Museum, not only uses extremely rich crafts, but also uses a large number of rare treasures such as pearls, gilts and jade feathers, which can be described as extremely rich.

Second, the model is different.

In the Song Dynasty, the "Corolla" in the Tang Dynasty was decorated with phoenix patterns. The crown of imperial concubine, princess and princess consists of four phoenixes in Kowloon. Cymbals refer to colorful pheasants, which add to the image of dragons. She succeeded to the throne when she was young, and Liu ruled the country for her. In order to show her position, she added dragons to her crests to show that her position is different from that of the queen and the toffee.

Ming dynasty: the total weight of rockhopper is 2595 grams, and the top of the front is decorated with pterosaurs, with seven dragons in the middle and five phoenix in the lower part; Yi Long in the upper part of the back and Sanlong in the lower part; There is a phoenix on each side. Both dragons and phoenixes hold jewelry strings. Dragon and phoenix decorated with green leaves in Cui Yun. There is a golden dragon embedded in the left and right of the crown, and the dragon mouth holds the rich temples, with three left and right fans. The whole crown has 12 1 gems and 18 small rubies.

An introduction to the crown characters of other dynasties

During the Qing Dynasty, Manchu people added a lot of Han crown culture on the basis of Manchu costumes, and had a unique crown style. The crown, male or female, is round as a whole and made of mink. There are three golden phoenix in the queen's crown, and the top of the rockhopper is inlaid with Oriental Pearl. Although the shape is very different from previous dynasties, it still looks very expensive.

The concubines in the palace, including Wang Ye Fujin and the wives with imperial edicts, all have their own ceremonial crowns. No matter the queen or the concubines, they can only wear them at the conferring ceremony and big sacrifice.