Tian Huang Shi Rui Beast New “Ke Jing Ju” Seal

[Tian Huang Shi Rui Beast Niu “Ke Jing Ju” Seal]

Ke Jing Ju “Seal, Xianfeng, Qing Dynasty, Tian Huang Stone, Rui Beast Niu Rectangular Seal, Chinese Seal Script. The face width is 2.8cm, the length is 4cm, the overall height is 4.8cm, and the button height is 2.8cm
“Kejingju” is located in the Tongdao Hall in the main hall of the backyard of Xianfu Palace, one of the six western palaces of the Inner Court. In the thirtieth year of Daoguang’s reign (1850), Emperor Xianfeng observed filial piety for Emperor Daoguang in the Tongdao Hall, and after the expiration of his term, he still often lived here, so there are many relics related to Emperor Xianfeng here. Among them, the “Ke Jing Ju” plaque in Chinese written by Emperor Xianfeng is hanging here, filled with nanmu, stone, and green. The phrase “Kejing” comes from the “Shangshu Taijia Zhong”: “Only heaven has no relatives, while Kejing has only relatives.” It means that heaven has no relatives or relationships with people, and only respect can be close. The residence name is “Kejing”, and the seal is engraved, reflecting the thought of Emperor Xianfeng to restrict respect to heaven


田黄石瑞兽纽“克敬居”玺钤本