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Jiangxi Ming Dynasty Prince Jewelry Exhibition: This batch of cultural relics is often on display outside the province, so much so that few Ming Dynasty prince jewelry and goldware can be seen in the Jiangxi Provincial Museum.
The most abundant collection of Jiangxi Ming Dynasty prince cultural relics comes from the tomb of the Prince Yi of Ming in Fuzhou. However, after excavation, the artifacts were divided up, with very few remaining in the Municipal Museum. The Provincial Museum obtained some, while the National Museum acquired the most and the finest pieces. As compensation, the National Museum created a batch of replicas for the Provincial Museum, including the famous gold crown and pavilion hairpin!

Post by TwilightPulse3 | Mar 29, 2025

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