Description of the ancient guard's clothing
The following is a description of the uniforms of the guards of different dynasties: ** Shang Dynasty **: At present, there is no specific description of the guards 'clothing. However, from the overall clothing of the Shang Dynasty, there are many styles according to the status level. There have been flat-top hats or hat hoops similar to the Han Dynasty. Clothes mainly consisted of leather, leather, silk, and hemp, among which silk and hemp fabrics played an important role. Slave owners and nobles usually wore colorful silk clothes. ** Western Zhou Dynasty **: The front of the warrior's clothes has a knee-cover (), and the vassal's clothes have fire and mountain patterns (the emperor's clothes have dragon patterns). The stomach was made of objects unearthed in Changping, Beijing. The armor was restored according to the objects unearthed in Pudu Village, Chang 'an. The jade pendant worn on the left side of the waist was restored according to the objects unearthed in Henan. The ribbon tied behind the back was designed according to the illustrations of Sancai Tuhui. There were indispensable ornaments such as pendants and ribbons on the feudal vassals' robes. The guard's clothing should be similar to the warrior's clothing in terms of shape and elements. ** Warring States Period **: The leather armor was excavated from Sui County, Hubei Province. The robe was based on the silver statue of the Warring States Period in Jincun, Luoyang. The arm armor was excavated from Jianchuan, Yunnan Province. The boots were restored based on the object excavated from Zhengjiazi, Shengyang. The buckle and the buckle method were based on Mr. Wang Renxiang's restoration map. The sword was designed based on relevant archaeological research. ** Qin Dynasty **: The general's clothing was restored according to the general's terracotta warriors excavated from the No. 2 pit of Qin Shi Huang's terracotta warriors. The color of the clothing was based on relevant archaeological articles. The cavalry and infantry's clothing was restored according to the cavalry and soldiers 'terracotta warriors excavated from the No. 1 and No. 3 pits of Qin Shi Huang's terracotta warriors. The weapons and horse equipment were used as the real objects unearthed from the Qin terracotta warriors' pit and Qin chariot pit. ** Western Han Dynasty **: The military clothing and armor of the generals were restored according to the tomb of the King of Qi in Linzi. The military clothing was designed according to the terracotta warriors and horses of Yangjiawan and the mural image of the Eastern Han Dynasty tomb in Xingyuan, Yanshi, Henan Province. The military clothing and crown of the cavalry were restored according to the image of the terracotta warriors and horses of Yangjiawan. The armor was restored according to the objects unearthed from the 20 families in Hohhot1. ** Wei and Jin Dynasties **: The armor was restored according to the warrior terracotta figures unearthed from the apricot garden in Yanshi and the relevant unearthed objects. The military uniform was restored according to the shield-holding warrior figurines unearthed from Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, and the warrior portrait on the Eastern Jin Dynasty tomb mural in Yuantaizi, Chaoyang County, Liaoning Province. The leather belt was restored according to the objects unearthed from the band. ** Northern and Southern Dynasties **: The warrior armor was restored according to the Northern Dynasty Tomb in Wuqiao, Hebei Province, and the tomb of Yuan Shao of the Northern Wei Dynasty in Luoyang. The armor was restored according to the real objects unearthed in Hohhot City. The military uniform was restored according to the warrior figurines unearthed from the Eastern Wei Tomb and Yuan Shao Tomb in Ci County, Hebei Province. ** Sui Dynasty **: The armor was restored according to the warrior figurines unearthed from the Sui tombs in Hefei and Hao County, Henan Province. The military uniform was restored according to the real warrior figurines unearthed from the Sui tombs in Anyang, Henan Province and Guyuan, Ningxia Province. The leather belt was restored according to the real objects unearthed from the Sui tomb in Guyuan, Ningxia Province. The weapons were restored according to the images on the porcelain figurines unearthed in Anyang and other places. Tang Dynasty: The armor was restored according to the images of painted warrior figurines and three-colored warrior figurines unearthed from Tang tombs such as Luoyang, Qian County, Turpan Astana and Shaanxi Liquan Zhaoling Tomb. The military clothes were restored according to the murals of Princess Changle's tomb in Xi'an and the images of the military figurines unearthed from Xianyu Tinghui's tomb. The fabric patterns were depicted according to the objects unearthed from Astana Tang Tomb. The leather belt was restored according to the objects unearthed from Hejia Village, Xi'an, collected by the White Crane Art Museum of Japan. The weapons were restored according to the objects unearthed from Horqin in Inner Mongolia and the stone carvings of Yang Sixu's tomb in Xi'an. [Ming Dynasty]: From the demonstration of the guards 'armor in the Painting of Going Out for Police, there were equipment such as [Ming Dynasty Police's Big Martial Body Huang Zi (simplified version)] and [Ming Dynasty Police's Nine Martial Body Qilin (simplified version)], but there was no more detailed description. The novel "Hello, Guard, Goodbye, Guard" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
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