Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties is the period of inheriting the Three Kingdoms. As we all know, during the Three Kingdoms period, the world was divided into three parts, and the three regimes were divided into three parts, each minting coins, which led to the saturation of the coin market. In the Wei, Jin and Southern Dynasties, coins flooded and currency depreciated seriously, which was an era of great recession and chaos in China's currency history. This period caused the lack of unity and continuity of currency, which led to extremely heavy weight loss of currency and poor folk money casting. During the Wei, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties, there were many kinds of coins, which broke Qian Wen's habit of allocating two baht, and some national money, annual money and old saying money appeared, such as "abundant goods", "Han Xing", "cool new spring", "summer is really prosperous", "Yong Guang", "Jinghe" and "sunny and happy". This currency is counterfeit because it is imported. Now I will introduce the coins of this period from the six baht Thai goods in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. Let's have a look.

Brief introduction of coins in the Southern and Northern Dynasties: Six baht is a kind of ancient coins in China. It is a six-baht coin minted in the 11th year of the founding of Xuan Di in the Southern Dynasties (AD 579) with the inscription "Six baht for Thai goods". The jade seal is well-proportioned and stretched, and the internal and external contours of the face and back are good. Although Thai goods were beautifully cast, they were not popular at that time. Because it is about the same size as the old five baht, and the court stipulates that a new coin is worth ten old five baht, the devaluation of this currency is the exploitation of the people, causing people's dissatisfaction and leading to * * *. Because the word "six" on the Qian Wen looks like a person with something in his waist, the folk song "six baht more goods, the son of heaven cries his hips" came out. Chen was the last dynasty in the Southern Dynasties. Chen is the penultimate emperor of the Chen Dynasty, and his son chen more is bohemian. He ignored the state affairs, played with concubines all day, said obscene words and sang obscene songs, which was a mess. Sui soldiers went south. He thought that there was a natural barrier to defend the Yangtze River, but he didn't think so. In the third year of Zhenming (AD 589), Sui soldiers successfully captured Jiankang City, and Chen Houzhu woke up from a big dream, but it was too late. "Too much goods and six baht" became the funerary object of this last dynasty. Related recommendations: analysis of half-cent coins in Qin dynasty; A brief analysis of the characteristics of half-divided coins in Qin dynasty: an analysis of the characteristics of five-baht coins in Jin dynasty: an introduction to the currencies of five dynasties and ten countries: what are the types of coins in five dynasties and ten countries? Introduction of Common Currency in Qing Dynasty