Ming Tuobao Yazhai Orchid Pavilion, Taiqing Tower, copied from the emperor

[Ming Tuobao Yazhai Orchid Pavilion’s Taiqing Building is copied from the imperial version]

Ming Tuobao Yazhai Orchid Pavilion’s Taiqing Building is copied from the imperial version, dug and mounted with butterflies, and painted in thick ink. The ink paper is divided into four parts, each half of which is 23.4 cm vertically and 9.8 cm horizontally
Kaihuang was named because the Kaihuang year was engraved at the end of the post. There are two kinds of notebooks for carving the Kaihuang model year: one is “March 20, the 18th year of Kaihuang”, the other is “October, the 13th year of Kaihuang”, which is more common in the 18th year (598). In fact, they were all copied by later generations, and the year number was printed to fill the original
It is inscribed at the end of this book on “March 20, the 18th year of Emperor Kaihuang”. “In the second year of the Grand View, I was called to imitate the niches to set up the west veranda of the Taiqing Tower. I will remember that I am enlightened, I am enlightened, and I am longevity.” So it is called the Taiqing Tower imitating the opening of the Emperor Benlan Pavilion. Seal: “Rong Geng’s seal”, “Xu Shu”. The attached page shows the second opening of the annual postscript of Renzi in Deliang, Guangling River
The Orchid Pavilion of Baoyazhai is a collection of Qingxu Shujun. Shujun (1842-1910), whose character is Shuhong, wrote the “Collection of Treasured Duck Restaurant”, which was named after the “Duck Head Pill” written by Wang Xianzhi. Xu Shujun’s eighty-six volumes of the old Tibetan Orchid Pavilion were returned to Xu Shu in Wuchang. In the 20th year of the Republic of China (1931), four of them (Dingwu five characters without damage, Dingwu jade pillow, Chu Linben, Su’s remnant stone) were attributed to Shunde Huangjie, and eighty-two were attributed to Zhang Boying in Tongshan. In eighty-two quarters, there are two kinds of repetition, but in fact there are eighty. In September of the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), the Zhang family asked for sale with his collection, and said, “Those who wish to get this, remember the difficulties of the past people’s collection, take care of it, and do not be greedy for the benefits of the demolition and sale, so that the seventeen volumes scattered like the Li Zong are still in the inventory”. Later, Dongguan Ronggeng won. The Palace Museum bought all the books in 1962, but the four books collected by Huang Jie are not traceable. In fact, these versions are all reprints of the Ming and Qing dynasties. According to expert research, the postscript of Song Lian and Ma Zhi in the Yuan and Ming dynasties is fictitious, while the postscript of the Qing Dynasty is mostly authentic
The Taiqing Tower, the name of the central building in the palace city of the Northern Song Dynasty, was once placed here. Tao Zongyi of the Yuan Dynasty listed the “imperial copy of the Tai Qing Lou” in the “Record of Dropping out of Farming in the South Village” as the “third volume of the fifth collection”


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