Which dynasty did the five or two big cloth coins belong to?

It seems that there are five elements in the cloth. China did not issue five taels of cloth coins in ancient times. Five-element cloth is the coin of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. North Wednesday's currency is square hole and round money, while Qian Wen's Buquan, Wuxing Dabu and Yongtong Wanguo are all printed with jade pillars, with fat and even strokes and no nib at the end, just like jade chopsticks, full, round, moist and symmetrical. The money in the Northern Zhou Dynasty was of great artistic value, but people at that time were unwilling to use it because all three kinds of money were worthless. In the Western Wei Dynasty, there were five "complete cloth", ten "five-element cloth" and ten "five-element cloth", that is, a "eternal country" cost 500 yuan and five baht. At that time, folk transactions still used silk fabrics, gold and western gold and silver coins, and they were unwilling to use this virtual value.

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