AN IMPERIAL EDICT QING DYNASTY, QIANLONG PERIOD, DATED TO 1761 mounted on paper, written in gilt and ink on a woven silk brocade, the edict, an imperial promotion conferred upon an official, the text arranged in standard form reading from right to left in kaishu (regular script) and repeated in Manchu script reading from left to right, with the imperial seal reading Zhigao zhi bao (‘Seal of Edict’) and dated to the 26th year of the Qianlong Reign, corresponding to 1761 266.5 cm., 105 in.
AN IMPERIAL EDICT QING DYNASTY, QIANLONG PERIOD, DATED TO 1761 mounted on paper, written in gilt and ink on a woven silk brocade, the edict, an imperial promotion conferred upon an official, the text arranged in standard form reading from right to left in kaishu (regular script) and repeated in Manchu script reading from left to right, with the imperial seal reading Zhigao zhi bao (‘Seal of Edict’) and dated to the 26th year of the Qianlong Reign, corresponding to 1761 266.5 cm., 105 in.
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