The important treasures left by the ancients are generally called cultural relics, and in addition to their value, cultural relics have great research value, which can make us more clear and understand the history that has passed. Previously, a rural woman in Jiangsu Province accidentally picked up a cultural relic, which caused a sensation in the whole of Japan and unveiled a unsolved case in Japan for more than 200 years.
This rural woman's name is Tao Xiuhua, when she was working in the farmland, she accidentally encountered a golden shining time, because of curiosity, she picked up the stone and looked at it carefully, and found that it was a gold seal with a turtle shape on it. She didn't have any culture and didn't know the value of cultural relics, so she took this thing and went to the museum in Nanjing to let the experts identify it for herself.
Experts have been in contact with these things for many years, and the relevant information is particularly clear, after seeing this golden seal, they immediately feel that this thing is not ordinary, and after research, it is found that this golden seal should be something of the Guangling King of the Han Dynasty. According to historical records, this Guangling king should be the son of Emperor Guangwu of Han, and he should have a very high social status during the Han Dynasty. After the death of King Guangling, others held a very solemn funeral and placed many funerary items in it. This woman named Tao Xiuhua, the gold seal she found was one of them, his golden seal is now known as the Guangling King Seal, and his excavation had a great impact on the whole of Japan. The main reason for this situation is that more than 200 years ago, Japan unearthed something very similar to the Seal of the King of Guangling in a relatively remote corner.
The gold seal unearthed in Japan also bears a line inscribed with the words "King Han Wunu". Many people think that this may be something that the emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty gave to the Japanese. Japanese experts have always been reluctant to admit this subordination, so they have repeatedly said that this golden seal is only inadvertently disguised, and it is not worth believing at all, and the golden seal discovered by Tao Xiuhua proves with iron that what Japan unearthed in that year was indeed given to Japan by China.