Historical Coin Order in China

The sequence diagram of historical coins in China is as follows:

1, Beibi. Beibi is the currency used in China's history. Naturally, Beibi is the earliest currency in the world, with "Peng" as the unit of measurement, five Beibi as a string and two strings as a friend.

2. Qin Banliang. After the unification of the six countries, Qin Shihuang decided to unify the laws, weights and measures, currency and writing, abolish the old coins of the six countries at the end of the Warring States period, and improve them on the basis of Qin Banliang's money in the Warring States period. Qin Banliang's round square hole coins swept the country, ending the chaotic state of different shapes and weights of money in ancient China.

3. Kaiyuan Bao Tong. Kaiyuan Bao Tong was the currency of the Tang Dynasty. Coins began to have "Bao Tong" in the Tang Dynasty. In the early Tang Dynasty, the use of Sui five baht was easy and confusing.

4. Song and Yuan. Bao Tong Qian Wen in Song and Yuan Dynasties imitated stereotyped writing and Tang Kaiyuan in form. There are two kinds of copper and iron, with stars and moons on the back, and ten iron coins are used as one copper coin.

5. Yongzheng Bao Tong. Yongzheng Bao Tong is a coin of Qing Dynasty, which is made of brass and has excellent workmanship. Yongzheng Bao Tong is now a part of the five emperors' money, and the five elements belong to the earth, which has the function of exorcising evil spirits.