As we all know, China is a country with a long history, and since the establishment of the Xia Dynasty by Xia Qi, the public world has become a family world. The rulers of the country also had supreme power. With the development of dynasties. The territory of the country became more and more extensive, and the emperor would issue holy decrees in order to improve his status so that even officials in remote areas would obey his will like the officials in his vicinity. The story we are going to tell today has to do with the Divine Will.
The Holy Will not only represents the vastness of the Emperor's Grace that is worth collecting, but also because its production materials are rare and collectible. In the heyday of the feudal system, in order to express their respect for the emperor, many officials and eunuchs would collect the holy decrees given by the emperor. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the absolute monarchy reached its peak, and the majesty of the emperor spread more to everyone's heart. If a family can get the emperor's holy will, it will directly call the emperor's grace.
Our protagonist today is a peasant in Shaanxi, and it is reasonable to say that a peasant can have something to do with the emperor. Unexpectedly, in the spring of 1998, this farmer Zhang Zhenhua suddenly declared that his family had 9 holy decrees of the Qing Dynasty. It turned out that Zhang Zhenhua's ancestors were very unusual, and their family had always been a famous and prestigious family in Shaanxi before. Their ancestors once appeared a prominent figure named Zhang Pengcheng, who was the deputy general of the Ming Dynasty during the Chongzhen period.
Later, although the dynasty collapsed, the Qing rulers took pity on Zhang Pengcheng's talents and kept his official position. Moreover, later, because he established many military achievements during his tenure under Duoduo, the Prince of Yu, he was favored by Prince Yu. After that, their family assisted the six emperors of the Qing Dynasty back and forth, repeatedly established Qigong, and received 15 holy orders from the emperor' large and small titles.
Later, the Qing Dynasty fell, and the glory belonging to the Zhang family began to fade. After that, China experienced large and small wars and chaos during the period of escape, there were 6 sacred wills that did not know where they were left behind, only nine were left, in order to protect these sacred wills, the Zhang family regarded them as heirlooms, hoping that future generations and grandchildren can continue to pass them on.
After this news was reported, many treasure collectors, experts and cultural relics enthusiasts flocked to Zhang Zhenhua's home. Some people even paid 500,000 yuan to buy his family's holy will, but as an heirloom, how can it be purchased, Zhang Zhenhua of course does not agree. Later, in 2002, when he received an invitation from the museum, Zhang Zhenhua lent these holy decrees to the Qingyan Garden exhibition, after all, these riches still let others see and feel the charm of China.
Unexpectedly, however, at the end of the exhibition, they found that two of the holy decrees in the exhibition had disappeared. This upset Zhang Zhenhua and he hurriedly called the police. However, after a multi-day investigation by the police, no criminal suspect was identified, and the organizer Qing Yanyuan did not know what reason did not give Zhang Zhenhua a satisfactory answer.
Zhang Zhenhua could not stand the attitude of Qingyan Garden, so he courted Qingyan Garden. In 2008, the court tried the matter, and the court held that the theft of the Holy Will was qingyanyuan's fault, and they should compensate Zhang Zhenhua. Later, through the expert's valuation of the Holy Will, the court sentenced Qingyanyuan to 90,000 yuan in compensation to Zhang Zhenhua.