Qin Shihuang’s imperial edict

[Qin Shihuang’s imperial edict power]

The imperial edict power of Qin Shihuang is 5.3 cm in height, 4.7 cm in diameter and 0.260 kg in weight
The right round table shape, nose button. Quan has 18 melon ridges, and there are 14 lines of the imperial edict of the twenty-sixth year of Qin Shihuang (221 B.C.) engraved on the ridge. The imperial edict reads: “In the twenty-sixth year, the emperor and the world were united, and the head of Qian’an, the vassal, was established as the emperor, and the prime minister of the imperial edict, Shuo Wan, was different in terms of law and quantity, and the apologetic people were all aware of it.”

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