Destined to Rule: The Symbolism of the Jade-Colored Throne in the Yongle Emperor’s Portrait

IF 0.2 3区艺术学 0 ART

SOURCE-NOTES IN THE HISTORY OF ART Pub Date : 2022-09-01 DOI:10.1086/724207

Quincy Ngan

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Abstract

The Yongle emperor (Zhu Di, 1360–1424; r. 1402–24) was the third emperor of the Ming dynasty (1368–1644). He is most well-known for his sponsorship of treasure voyages to India, Arabia, and East Africa and for moving the capital from Nanjing to Beijing following his coup against the second Ming ruler, the Jianwen emperor (Zhu Yunwen, 1377– 1402; r. 1398–1402), whowas also Yongle’s nephew. Scholars are familiar with the image of Yongle from the painting Portrait of Emperor Yongle

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注定要统治:永乐皇帝画像中玉色宝座的象征意义

永乐皇帝(朱棣，1360-1424;(约1402 - 1424)是明朝(1368-1644)第三位皇帝。他最为人所知的是，他赞助了前往印度、阿拉伯和东非的寻宝之旅，并在推翻明朝第二任统治者建文皇帝(朱云文，1377 - 1402;(约1398-1402年)，他也是永乐的侄子。学者们熟悉的永乐形象来自《永乐皇帝画像》

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