天圣元宝，中国古代钱币之一。 北宋仁宗赵祯，天圣元年（公元1023年）铸，对钱，有楷书、篆书二体。铜钱为小平版式，另有铁钱有小平、折二版式。

中国古代钱币之一。北宋仁宗赵祯，天圣元年（公元1023年）铸，对钱，有楷书、篆书二体。铜钱为小平版式，另有铁钱有小平、折二版式。

天圣元宝

天圣元宝

很多人习惯读成“天元圣宝”，在此纠正下。

北宋仁宗皇帝铸天圣元宝具有重大的意义珍惜币种。史载，1022年宋真宗驾崩时，遗诏由皇太子赵祯即

天圣元宝

天圣元宝

位，是为仁宗。赵祯时年13岁，还不懂政事，便由皇太后（明肃皇后）垂帘听政。其年号“天圣”，拆字作“二人圣”，意为两个圣人共同执政。然而，该钱文“天”之“夭”和“灭”的笔意，则透露出天圣年间火灾遭“天谴”的史实。史载，天圣十年（1032年），仁宗朝廷大内罹“火”，延烧八殿。人传，朝中以明肃皇后垂帘乱政，是女“夭”（妖）作怪，是为“天谴”，1033年便改元明道。

Tiansheng Yuanbao, one of the ancient Chinese coins. Zhao Zhen, Renzong of the Northern Song Dynasty, was cast in the first year of Tiansheng (1023 AD). For money, there are two types of regular script and seal script. Copper coin is in Xiaoping format, while iron coin is in Xiaoping and fold format.

One of the ancient Chinese coins. Zhao Zhen, Renzong of the Northern Song Dynasty, was cast in the first year of Tiansheng (1023 AD). For money, there are two types of regular script and seal script. Copper coin is in Xiaoping format, while iron coin is in Xiaoping and fold format.

Tiansheng Yuanbao

Tiansheng Yuanbao

Many people are used to reading it as "Tianyuan Shengbao".

It is of great significance for emperor Renzong of the Northern Song Dynasty to cast the Tiansheng Yuanbao. According to historical records, when song Zhenzong died in 1022, the imperial edict was issued by the crown prince Zhao Zhen

Tiansheng Yuanbao

Tiansheng Yuanbao

It is for Renzong. Zhao Zhen was 13 years old at that time, but he didn't understand politics, so the Empress Dowager (empress Su of Ming Dynasty) listened to politics from behind the curtain. Its year name is "Tian Sheng" and its character is "Er Ren Sheng", which means that two sages are in power together. However, the meaning of "Yao" and "Mie" in Qian's article "Tian" reveals the historical fact that the fire was "punished by heaven" during the reign of Tiansheng. According to historical records, in the 10th year of Tiansheng (1032), the Renzong imperial court suffered from "fire" and burned eight halls. It is said that the empress Ming Su in the imperial court threw down a curtain to disturb the government. It was the female "Yao" (demon) who did mischief, and it was "Heaven's punishment". In 1033, it was changed to Ming Dynasty.