It is 55.7 cm high, 4.6 cm wide, 8.4 cm long and weighs 875 grams.
/kloc-in the winter of 0/965, the tomb of Wangshan Chu near Jingzhou City, Hubei Province was unearthed. Eight words are engraved on the sword, with the inscription "Gou Jian, the King of Yue, acts as a sword".
This bronze sword has experienced a long history of more than 2,000 years, but the body has no rust spots, and it is still extremely sharp, shining with dazzling green light and chilly!
After this sword was unearthed, it once cut more than 20 layers of copy paper, enjoying the reputation of "the first sword in the world", and was even suspected to be the legendary Excalibur "Tsunku".
This sword is the only one unearthed by Gou Jian, the King of Yue, and is now in the Hubei Provincial Museum.
The king of Yue took the sword as his purpose.
The total length is 52.4cm
1995, Mr. Ma Chengyuan, the curator of Shanghai Museum and a famous bronze expert, bought this sword for HK$ 6.5438+0.36 million. Later, Hangzhou Iron and Steel Group Company contributed money and donated it to Zhejiang Museum.
The owner of this sword is "from the King of Yue". The king of Yue was named Yue Wangyun (reigned from 464 BC to 459 BC), the son of Gou Jian, the king of Yue, who had "paid for his work".
This sword is now in the Zhejiang Provincial Museum.
Bronze Sword of "Wang Yue Zhou Sentence" in Warring States Period
It is 56 cm long and 4.5 cm wide.
This sword was unearthed in 1977 No.42 tomb of Heshan Temple in Yiyang, Hunan Province, and may be a trophy of Chu people.
The owner of this sword is Zhou Sentence, that is, Zhu Gou, the king of Yue, the son of Shou Shou and the great-grandson of Gou Jian.
This sword is now in the Hunan Provincial Museum.
Rebecca's official sword
The total length is 62 cm, the blade length is 52.8 cm, the width is 4 cm, the stem length is 9.2 cm, the stem width is 1.8 cm, and the weight is 650 g.
1977 Tomb of the Warring States Period unearthed in Zhuangyan Village, Luochuan.
When this sword was unearthed, the body of the sword had been broken into two parts, and there was an inscription on the back of the body: The title of king was martial arts (? ) sword. The position of the prince was immediately replaced by Yan Zhaowang. His name was Post. This sword was introduced from Yan State to Qin State and buried with it.
This sword is now in Shaanxi History Museum.
Wang Wuguang Jian
The total length is 77.3 cm, the width of the sword lattice is 4.8 cm, the length of the sword is 65 cm, and the weight is 1 kg.
This sword was unearthed in Nanling County, Anhui Province in the spring of 1993, and then it flowed into Hong Kong antique shops and was bought back by Shanghai Museum for a large sum of money.
This Wu Wang lightsaber decorated with exquisite patterns is still extremely sharp after more than 2,500 years. When the sword flew back to Shanghai from Hong Kong, the Shanghai World Expo staff who greeted it at the airport found that "Wang Wuguang Sword" had cut all the inner wrapping paper that protected it!
Because this sword is close to the wax sword, there are two lines of seal script inscriptions: "attack my Wang Guang and defend the people with the sword." Therefore, it can be confirmed that this sword was used by Wu (that is, He Lv of Wu).
This sword is now in Shanghai Museum.
Wu Wang Fucha Bronze Sword
The total length is 59. 1cm and the blade width is 5cm.
1976 was unearthed in Huixian County, Henan Province, and is now in the National Museum of China.
This sword is sharp, the body of the sword is decorated with patterns, the blade of the sword is decorated with turquoise animal face patterns, and the inscription 10 is engraved next to it, "Wu Wang Fu Cha is for his own use".
Fu Cha, son of He Lv, King of Wu, succeeded to the throne in 495 BC, defeated Gou Jian, King of Yue, the next year, and then moved to the north to compete for the Central Plains.
Wu bronze sword
It is 50.7 cm long, 5 cm wide and 9 cm long. 1964 Unearthed in Yuanping, Shanxi. Originally in Shanxi Museum, now in China National Museum.
This sword has a short stem and a long stem in the late Spring and Autumn Period. The head of the sword is round, the hilt is cylindrical, there are two ribs in the middle, and the cross section of the ridge is rhombic. There are animal faces on both sides of the sword lattice. The sides of the sword body are decorated with flame patterns. There is an inscription near the sword lattice, which was peeled off by myself. It can be roughly divided into two lines and eight words: "attack Wu Wangguang and follow the sword."
Terracotta Warriors and Horses Jian Qin
This sword was unearthed in the No.2 pit of Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses, and it was bent by a senior officer when it was unearthed. But later, this sword, which has been bent for thousands of years, bounced straight. After removing soil rust on site, the surface is as bright as new and the blade is very sharp. A sword can cut 12 layers of newspaper. After testing, the researchers found that the surface of the sword has a chromium-containing oxide protective layer of 10 to 15 micron, which indicates that the chromium salt oxidation treatment technology is used. There is an oxide layer containing chromium compounds on the surface of these weapons, the chromium content is 0.78% to 2.32%, and the thickness is 10 to 15 micron. Rust prevention with chromium oxide is an advanced process. Bronze weapons oxidized by chromium salts have good anti-corrosion and anti-rust properties, so even if they have been hidden underground for more than 2000 years, they still don't rust and are as bright as new. Modern chromizing treatment technology was patented by Germany and the United States in the 20th century, and rust can only last for about 60 years. However, it is still a mystery how Qin people mastered chromizing treatment technology 2200 years ago.
This sword is now in Shaanxi History Museum.
Spring and Autumn Diamond Dark Lattice Sword
It is 60.6 cm long and 5 cm wide.
1965 Unearthed from No.1 Tomb of Wangshan, Jiangling, Hubei Province. This sword belongs to Gou Jian, the King of Yue. Its shape and decoration are highly similar to Gou Jian's sword. 1965+02 was unearthed in the same tomb as Gou Jianjian. When Gou Jian's sword was unearthed, it was in the coffin in the tomb, on the left hand side of the tomb owner Shao Gu, and it was his favorite treasure. This diamond-shaped hidden sword was unearthed in the side box of the tomb and is an important funerary object. This sword was originally collected in Hubei Provincial Museum together with Gou Jianjian, the King of Yue, and later handed over to China History Museum (now the National Museum).
The king of Yue took the sword as his purpose.
It is 56.8 centimeters long. The sword body is slender, the middle ridge is protruding, the sides of the blade are bent twice, and the top ends converge into a sharp point. The hilt of the sword is cylindrical, with two protruding hoops, and the inscription is cast on the sword lattice: The King of Yue aims to give a sword.
King Zhou sentenced the sword.
It is 59. 1 cm long, slender, with ridges in the middle and leaves on both sides. The leaves are bent twice, and the top ends converge into sharp points. The head of the sword is rolled outward into a round cake shape, and several small concentric circles are cast inside; The rapier is cylindrical with two protruding rings. The wide lattice is cast with "automatic sword of Yue Wang Zhou sentence". This sword is well-cast, and it is one of the famous swords handed down from generation to generation. It was once rated as a national treasure.
This sword is now in Suzhou Soochow Museum.
Bronze gilded turquoise sword
The body of the sword is slender, and the lattice of the sword is plated with gold. Turquoise is embedded in both sides and the middle of the upper end of the hilt, and fine particles are evenly distributed at the grip, which plays an anti-slip role. This sword has the characteristics of northern nationalities, which embodies the rough and delicate artistic style.
This sword is now in Suzhou Soochow Museum.