After the founding of the Republic of China, the Qing court abdicated, but according to preferential conditions, it still occupied the Forbidden City, and was called a loner. It was not until the 13th year of the Republic of China (1 1) that the last emperor Puyi was expelled from the palace by Feng Yuxiang, and the country's imperial seal disappeared.

At that time, Lu and others, the general of Feng Department, had recourse to this gold-inlaid decree, and there is still no following. At this point, the imperial seal disappeared from the world and the dynasty ended, pushing China into the new century.

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Since the Song Dynasty, because the rulers of past dynasties strongly advocated that obtaining the national seal was a symbol of fate and auspiciousness, the true and false national seal was found repeatedly. Such as Song Shaosheng for three years.

Duan Yi, a native of Xianyang, said that the jade seal dug out of the ground when building a house was blue, moist and shiny, with five buttons on the back. Cai Jing, a bachelor of Hanlin, and other officials 13 verified that the seal was made by Zhenqin.

However, according to later research, it was a trick played by Cai Jing and others to deceive the emperor. In the thirteenth year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty, Mao Zhixue in Huxian County got a jade seal in the mud river, which was given to Emperor Xiaozong by Xiong Yuzhong, the governor of Shaanxi Province.

According to legend, the official seal brought into the desert at the end of Yuan Dynasty was visited by the late Emperor Taizong of Jin Dynasty, and Huang Taiji changed the name of Jin State to Qing. But in the early Qing Dynasty, there were 39 imperial seals in the Forbidden City, among which the national seal was regarded as a fake by Emperor Qianlong.

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