Archaeologists in China found a golden seal, why did it cause Japanese shock?

This gold and silver is related to a national treasure of Japan at that time. Can identify whether Japan's national treasure is real.

Archaeologists in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province excavated an ancient tomb of the Han Dynasty. Because the ancient tomb was stolen, it was full of broken bricks, other dirt and tiles, and archaeologists piled it on the archaeological site. Tao Xiuhua, a villager, stumbled upon the golden seal on a pile of "sundries" on a pile of dirt roads. Her husband, Tao Xiuhua, worked as a migrant worker in an archaeological team. Thinking it was special, he went to Nanjing Museum to confirm his identity, and found it was a rare national treasure.

After the discovery of this piece of gold and silver, it caused more vibration in Japan than in China. Tao Xiuhua, a villager, returned the gold seal engraved with words, which was confirmed by experts because the words "Guangling Wang Xi" were engraved on the seal. The seal of King Xi of Guangling of North Korea was found in Ganquan No.2 Han Tomb, and its owner was Liu Jing. What is special about the final printing of King Xi of Guangling, North Korea? Why is there a shock in Japan? The reason is revealed.

The only seal of the ancestors of the Han Dynasty. There were many princes in the Han Dynasty, but only this golden seal was found. The material, size, weight, pattern, sculpture and font of this golden seal can provide direct information for royal research. In particular, this seal allows you to confirm the authenticity of a national treasure. Some farmers in Japan found a square gold seal with a snake-shaped button and a printed surface when repairing rice fields.

There is a simple reason. "Guangling Wang Xi" and "Han Wei Slave King" are only separated by 1 year, and Japan is so shocked. Japan's golden seal is of great significance and can satisfy some people's ambitions.