Five Emperors Coins Sword–The most powerful magic weapon in traditional Chinese culture
There are two versions: the “Great Five Emperors” (ancient dynasty coins) and the more popular “Lesser Five Emperors” (Qing dynasty coins: Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, Jiaqing). These represent nearly 180 years of the prosperous “Kangqian Flourishing Age”. Corresponding to the Five Elements in folk tradition, they symbolize endless circulation of fortune. Their round shape (heaven) and square hole (earth) embody ancient cosmology, and their wide circulation endows them with strong positive energy.
The Five Emperors Coin Sword integrates imperial symbolism, Yin-Yang Five Elements, geomancy, and folk craftsmanship. Evolving from Qing dynasty monetary beliefs, it has been passed down through centuries of folk practice. Today, it remains a beloved cultural symbol for home protection and fortune attraction, embodying the living heritage of traditional Chinese folk culture.
| Five Emperors Coins Sword——The most powerful magic weapon in traditional Chinese culture | |
| Dimension | 17cm |
| Gross weight | 68G |
| Main material | Ancient coins of Five Great Emperors in Qing Dynasty (Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, Jiaqing) Hand-woven and assembled |
| Main Functions | 1.To guard the house, ward off evil spirits and protect safety 2.To attract wealth and good fortune, stabilize wealth luck 3.To pray for peace, good luck and smooth fortune |
| Usage Method | 1.Hang in the living room, entrance or door to protect the house. 2.Face to outside evil spirits, sharp corners or road rushes to resolve bad influences. 3.Place in the study or wealth corner to attract wealth and good luck. |
| Usage Taboos | 1.Avoid hanging in the bedroom or above the bed to ensure a good rest. 2.Do not point the blade directly at Buddha statues, deity shrines or ancestral tablets. 3.Keep it away from toilets, kitchens or cluttered dark corners. 4.Wrap it in red cloth when not in use; do not discard or step on it. |
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