The hats of ancient emperors were quite different in different dynasties. What does the hat of the Qing emperor symbolize?

The crown of the Qing emperor is called "Chao Guan", which comes from the traditional aristocratic crown hat of Jurchen Mongols (the shape comes from the hat that Jurchen Mongols often wear). After beautification, the beautification model comes from the Chongzheng Hall, the predecessor of the Qing Dynasty (now Chongzheng Hall in Shenyang Forbidden City), which symbolizes the kingship of the late Jin Dynasty.

Emperors of Qing Dynasty and Later Jin Dynasty were crowned and divided into three sets of Xia Chunqiu. In the winter dynasty, there was a dome in the crown, and 7 layers of red tassels were tied on it, which was 5 inches long. The neutral nine-dragon hollow golden dome has seven layers, each layer is inlaid with four big balls, *** 19. The outer ring eaves are inlaid with sable, and the eaves are covered with bright yellow satin and kelp. The crown in the Spring and Autumn Period is similar to that in the Winter Dynasty, with the outer eaves changed to Heini. Xia dynasty crown, white silk wrapped around Changbaishan green vine to make a hat shape, red tassel 15 layer tied with gold wire, 7 inches long, the top is the same as winter dynasty crown. The front eaves are different from the front eaves. Carved a small golden Buddha on the front eaves, made of gold on the back eaves, lotus in the East Pearl, and the Buddha's light in eight treasures. The back eaves are made of gold, and 15 Dadong Pearl is inlaid with the sacred flame, symbolizing the supreme imperial power. It's actually a luxurious hat.