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Qianlong loved to collect treasures before his death, so how many treasures did he have?
There are countless treasures of ancient emperors, and Qianlong especially likes to collect treasures. His treasures are infinite.

I don't know if you have paid attention to it. A few years ago, Gan Long's treasures were auctioned, and they were also shown during that time. At that time, every once in a while, there would be news of Qianlong's baby, such as how much his goods were expensive, which made many netizens think that Qianlong had collected so many treasures in his life. These treasures were finally found overseas. Fortunately, they were finally bought back by China people, so they can be said to be returned to their original owners.

At that time, the imperial seal of Qianlong, the guqin of Qianlong and the musket were auctioned. When many people mention the jade seal, they think it is the highest representative of the emperor. Moreover, the imperial edicts written by ancient emperors should be stamped with the imperial seal, which shows how precious the imperial seal is. However, during the Qianlong period, there were actually 25 pieces of his jade seals, which are still treasured in the Forbidden City until now.

In addition to the national special jade seals, he also collected many private jade seals. If all these jade seals are added up, there can be more than 1000. Up to now, although many jade seals have been lost, there are two or three hundred well-preserved ones at present. His jade seal is the highest price among all his jade seals, with the price reaching 65.438+0.6 billion yuan, and his own jade finger has also been auctioned.

These treasures in Qianlong are very expensive. It can be said that there is no highest price, only higher. It can be seen that how many treasures Qianlong has collected in his life can be said to be countless.