What does the money of the five emperors mean?

Emperor money can be divided into big five-emperor money and small five-emperor money. Five Emperors Money refers to Qin Banliang in Tang Dynasty, Zhu Wudi in Han Dynasty, Bao Tong in Kaiyuan, Bao Tong in Song Dynasty and Yongle Bao Tong in Ming Dynasty. Now the five emperors' money generally refers to the small five emperors' money, that is, Bao Tong Shunzhi, Bao Tong Kangxi, Bao Tong Yongzheng, Bao Tong Qianlong and Bao Tong Jiaqing.

Wudi Money has a history of about 300 years. It is made of brass and its color is yellow. From generation to generation, spread to thousands of people.

Five emperors' money has all the functions of ancient money, such as avoiding disasters, praying for blessings and so on. However, compared with ordinary ancient coins, whether they are big or small, they are more concentrated in the aura of China, the aura of the Chinese nation, the aura of the only thrill, and inherit the aura of a hundred schools.