My system is not decent

According to records in the history of the Ming Dynasty, it was stipulated in the Hongwu period that officials' clothes and curtains were not allowed to use the three colors of black, yellow and purple.

By the time of Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty, yellow was already used exclusively by the royal family, and everyone other than the royal family was not allowed to use it.

The Jingzhen official kiln was established in the Yuan Dynasty.

The rulers of the Yuan Dynasty were not sensitive to yellow, and the firing of yellow glaze was more troublesome, so naturally there has been no progress.

In the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, the official kilns had been developing the firing method of yellow glaze, and finally achieved results in the Hongzhi period.

Yellow glaze has become the imperial porcelain exclusively used by the royal family. In order to prevent the recipe from spreading to the people, the secret recipe of the imperial kiln factory is strictly controlled, and it is difficult for folk craftsmen to obtain these secret recipes.

Yellow glazed porcelain is so precious, so at the auction today, the yellow glazed porcelain artworks we saw during the Hongzhi period were sold at very high prices. '

This also reaffirmed the value and status of Hongzhi yellow-glazed imperial porcelain.

In fact, Jiaohuang porcelain in the Hongzhi period was an unexpected surprise.

Hongzhi yellow-glazed porcelain is the supreme yellow porcelain of all dynasties, an unexpected beauty in the prosperous age!

This is something that can’t be helped. For example, the Qing Dynasty was the heyday of porcelain development. Whether colorful, pastel, or enamel porcelain, they all developed under the attention and support of the supreme ruler.

During the Hongzhi period, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty basically did not care about the firing of porcelain in the imperial kiln factory.

During his reign, he was thrifty and not fun.

Although the prosperity of the Ming Dynasty ushered in ZTE, only the palace artworks did not develop by leaps and bounds.

Porcelain from the Hongzhi Dynasty is not as famous as the porcelain from the Yongle, Xuande and Chenghua years, both in terms of quantity and quality.

Although we are in the museum, when we see the exquisiteness of royal official kiln porcelain, we are always sincerely impressed.

But at that time, firing a large number of official kilns would definitely waste money and people.

Ming Xiaozong was deeply aware of this, so he hardly asked about kiln affairs during his reign.

And his father, Ming Xianzong, was a typical playful emperor.

After his death, many skilled craftsmen were left behind.

Therefore, no matter how diligent and frugal Hongzhi is, the royal sacrificial system is still indispensable.

According to historical records, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty resented the waste of people and wealth by burning porcelain, and once wanted to abolish the imperial kiln factory.

Empress Zhang quickly persuaded that even if the porcelain used by the royal family can be saved, the porcelain used in the sacrificial ceremony must be indispensable.

If the imperial kiln factory is abandoned and openly challenge the rules of the ancestors, not only the royal family will be dissatisfied, but the courtiers will also be dissatisfied, and the common people will also feel that the emperor has violated the ancestors of heaven and earth.

Ming Xiaozong gave up this decision after thinking about it.

The imperial kiln factories in the Hongzhi Dynasty mainly fired porcelain for sacrificial ceremonies.

According to the "Daming Huidian" established during the Hongwu period, the porcelain used for sacrifices is divided into four colors: red, yellow, white, and blue.

Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty ordered the Imperial Kiln Factory to abandon other various types of porcelain and concentrate on firing single-color porcelain.

It is also because of this that the yellow glazed porcelain in the Hongzhi period had a breakthrough development.

It is also because of this that there is a delicate and lustrous woman, the most prosperous in all dynasties!

The yellow-glazed porcelain of the Hongzhi period was the first of the official kiln yellow porcelain in all dynasties, and it was difficult to surpass it in all subsequent dynasties.

In the Zhengde period, the color of the yellow glazed porcelain gradually became darker, and later dynasties did not reach the level of the Hongzhi period.

Because the success of Jiaohuang Porcelain in the Hongzhi period was too unexpected, there is also an interesting legend among the people.

This legend explains why during the Hongzhi period, yellow porcelain alone made a leap forward.

It turns out that Empress Zhang and Ming Xiaozong Kangli had a deep love back then. Empress Zhang was a virtuous mother of a country, but her brother was arrogant and domineering relying on his sister's identity.

Ming Xiaozong only took one queen in his life, and lived with her like ordinary people.

He didn't want the matter of his brother-in-law to hurt the harmony of the husband and wife, and he didn't want this moth to continue to endanger the court and the people.

So he thought of a way to mention this brother-in-law.

One day, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty invited Empress Zhang's natal family to have dinner together. While eating, the kiln supervisor presented the latest sacrificial porcelain.

Ming Xiaozong picked up the yellow porcelain and asked, "What kind of porcelain is this?"

The kiln governor said: "This is yellow glaze."

Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty looked at the guest seats pointedly, and said casually: "If you pour yellow and yellow, arrogance will turn yellow (death)."

At this point, everyone knew that Ming Xiaozong was beating his brother-in-law, so they didn't dare to say anything.

Ming Xiaozong said again: "Although the color is good, you must carefully control the heat."

Everyone's complexion was not good, only the supervisor of the kiln took down Ming Xiaozong's words very seriously.

After thinking about it carefully after going back, Emperor Xiaozong of Ming Dynasty was very satisfied with Jiao Huangci.

The craftsmen of the Royal Kiln Factory had never seen that Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty was so interested in porcelain, and they were even more attentive to the firing of yellow glazed porcelain.

Therefore, even for this emperor who never paid much attention to, and even suppressed the imperial kiln factory a little bit, unexpectedly, in his dynasty, this kind of famous porcelain that can be passed down through the ages appeared.

There is also Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty, plus the reign title of Hongzhi, the world must remember.

It is not because he is the emperor, nor is it because of how good the porcelain he fired in this dynasty is, but because, in the big family of the Chinese nation, he is a unique good emperor.

The emperors we have come into contact with now, this one emperor through the ages, and that one is the great emperor, are they really good emperors?

Not to mention other things, in the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty was highly sought after by the people, and he was called the emperor of the ages.

This is not the one emperor through the ages that he boasted about, but a title that is unanimous among the people.

Although his reign was short, even the imperial kiln porcelain he used carried the mark of justice and incorruptibility.

In contrast, Cixi, another ruler who preferred yellow glazed porcelain in the history of our country, was known for her extravagance.

On each of her finely crafted special porcelain is the exploited people's fat and people's ointment.

Yellow-glazed porcelain is born to be precious, with the implication of emperor and queen.

It is used by the rulers for their own use, and they all hope that this noble yellow glazed porcelain can bring them eternal dignity.

However, in history, there are few emperors as transparent as Emperor Hongzhi.

He understands that the dignity of the country and the people and the royal family are not displayed by these luxury goods and works of art.

During his reign, he never indulged in pleasure for a day, nor did he leave any rare treasures.

Only this porcelain, which represents the mysterious yellow of heaven and earth, truly represents the spirit of this era.

It is worth mentioning that Emperor Hongzhi of the Ming Dynasty had a deep love for Empress Zhang throughout his life and was single-minded.

This can be said to be rare, and he worked hard during his reign, and he was an emperor with a very good reputation.

If the emperors of the Ming Dynasty came to a pk, Emperor Hongzhi would definitely sit firmly in the affectionate setting.

Not only that, but in art, Emperor Hongzhi's attainments were also very high.

The exquisite yellow-glazed porcelain handed down now is enough to show the emperor's good aesthetics.

It's a pity that such a good emperor didn't leave much good reputation, why?

Isn't it because the history of the Ming Dynasty was revised with the help of the Qing Dynasty?Irony or not?Otherwise, the Manchu Qing Dynasty could also have an emperor through the ages?