User:Phaisit16207/sandbox/Seals of the Qing dynasty

Heirloom Seal of the Realm (Seals of the Qing dynasty)
The state seal, with the name of the seal in the seal script.
Armiger	Qing dynasty
Adopted	Xuantong 1 (1909)
Relinquished	Minguo 1 (12 February 1912)
Motto	大清帝國之璽 Dà Qīng dìguó zhī xǐ "Great Seal of the Great Qing Empire" 大清 帝國 之璽
Use	Official seal of the state
Great Seal of the Great Qing Empire
Traditional Chinese	大清帝國之璽
Simplified Chinese	大清帝国之宝
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Dà Qīng dìguó zhī xǐ Wade–Giles ta4 ch`ing1 ti4kuo2 chih1 hsi3 IPA [tâ tɕʰíŋ tîkwǒ ʈʂí ɕì] Yue: Cantonese Yale Romanization daai6 ching1 dai3 gwok3 ji1 saai2

The seals of the Qing dynasty refered to the collection of seals specifically made for the emperors of the Qing dynasty, who ruled the dynasty from 1636 to 1912, either to seals for the state, governors, or gifts to other rulers in this period.

For more than two-hundred seventy years of its existence, the Qing government had created twenty five seals. There are four seals that carved and used by the Qing emperor, The Seal of the Great Qing (Chinese: 大清國寶; pinyin: Dà qīng guóbǎo), The Seal of the Great Qing Emperor (Chinese: 大清皇帝之寶; pinyin: Dà qīng huángdì zhī bǎo), The Great Seal of the Great Qing Empire (Chinese: 大清帝國之璽; pinyin: Dà Qīng dìguó zhī xǐ), and the The Seal of the Emperor of the Great Qing Empire (Chinese: 大清帝國皇帝之寶; pinyin: Dà qīng dìguó huángdì zhī bǎo). Of these, the Great Seal of the Great Qing Empire, became in the official use that replaced the lacking Heirloom Seal of the Realm, the original imperial seal of China since the Qin dynasty.