Three tombs from the second Jin Dynasty were uncovered in China, shedding new light onto burial practices from around 1200 AD. Differing designs and styles could show non-Chinese influence in the ...

A Chinese Jun Yao Purple Splashed Bowl, Jin Dynasty, 12th Century 金十二世纪 钧窑天青釉紫斑大盌, ca. 1101–1200 Lot 102. Est. 5,000–7,000 CAD ...

A technician works on excavation at the Zhongdu site of the Jin Dynasty (1115-1234) in Beijing (PROVIDED TO CHINA DAILY) The early story of Beijing grows, as initial incarnations of the national ...

As the V&A unveils an exhibition of 1,200 years of painting in China, ... a pattern followed some years later by Jin dynasty emperor Zhangzong, ... Tang Dynasty, 618-907. The Tang ...

Minted by the Jin Dynasty (1115-1234) government, it was the first official currency to be made of silver in Chinese history, ... (1196-1200), and baohuo meaning currency, Hu said.

The tombs, located in the city of Changzhi in Shanxi province, are from the Jurchen Jin — or "Great Jin" — dynasty, which ruled in northern China between 1115 and 1234.