Fortune telling in Chunhua Temple _ Chunhua Temple

How many kinds of Buddha copper coins are there in Chunhua Yuanbao?

According to legend, Chunhua Yuanbao Qian Wen was written by Zhao Guangyi in Song Taizong. The so-called imperial calligraphy can be divided into three types: regular script, running script and cursive script.

The money of the Buddha statue on the back of Chunhua Yuanbao was specially cast because Taizong believed in Buddhism. At present, there are three materials: gold, silver and copper. Among them, the data show that in the spring of 1988, a construction team in Baoding dug up more than 1000 coins (some say 2,000) with two Buddha statues engraved on the back, which were identified by archaeologists and coin experts as "Chunhua Yuanbao" Buddha coins cast in the Chunhua period of the Song Dynasty in China. At this point, Chunhua Yuanbao back Buddha money is known and recognized by the world. In fact, there were living silver and copper coins before, but the spring boundary was unknown, and money appeared, and some people only recognized gold but not copper and silver, ridiculously dismissing Buddha coins made of other materials as fake speculation.