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Here is the gold seal with turtle knob next to another gold seal of Zhang Xianzhong with a tiger knob (less than 4 kg, and only 70% purity) that was found nearby during archaeological excavations a few years ago
Many gold and silver ingots were found, marked with the era name Dashun 大順 and place names Lezhi 樂至, Renshou 仁壽, Deyang 德陽, Guanghan 廣漢, and Anxian 安縣.
A special gold coin inscribed "The King of the West reward for meritorious service" 西王賞功
Aerial view of the archaeological site, thought to be the location of a battle where Zhang Xianzhong's ship was sunk. In the 2018 season three hand cannons (火銃) were discovered, and this year large numbers of lead cannon balls were found, taken as evidence of a battle.
In my haste to tweet, I failed to read the discussion of this gold seal (95% purity) with the seal text 蜀世子寶. This was not Zhang Xianzhong's seal, but the seal of the eldest son of a Ming dynasty Prince of Sichuan, and was probably taken as loot and broken in four by Zhang.
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Andrew West
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In my haste to tweet, I failed to read the discussion of this gold seal (95% purity) with the seal text 蜀世子寶. This was not Zhang Xianzhong's seal, but the seal of the eldest son of a Ming dynasty Prince of Sichuan, and was probably taken as loot and broken in four by Zhang.
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世子...did you run that translation through google to get ‘son of the world’? That’s how one would address certain social ranks. 世子 is an honorific mostly used in address of nobility. Like how the Japanese honorifics work - ~sama, ~heike (Emperor only), ~ue (family).
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