Did the Qing Dynasty have Shangfang Sword?

The term "Shang Fang's sword" comes from the Qin and Han Dynasties, and its original name was "Shang Fang's horse-killing sword", but there was no such item at that time. The actual appearance of the Shangfang Sword was proposed in the Ming Dynasty, but it was not implemented. It was not until Emperor Chongzhen was about to die that he made a joke about the Shangfang Sword, but it was just a joke.

In fact, Shangfang Sword has always been a folk thing. It is just a beautiful vision for ordinary people to vent their dissatisfaction with the ruling class (in folk legends, Shangfang Sword is only used against corrupt officials, not anyone. can be used). In the feudal culture of Three Thousand Years, there was no real Shangfang Sword in the ruling class. The only ones that could be linked to the functions of Shangfang Sword seemed to be the eight-sided golden mace of the Eight Wise Kings of the Song Dynasty and the dragon-headed staff of Mrs. She.

The Qing Dynasty was a regime established by the Manchus. Although it imitated other dynasties in Chinese history in many aspects, as the Ming Dynasty that was destroyed by them, the emperors of the Qing Dynasty all dismissed it. Moreover, in official history, as well as in literary works that are relatively consistent with historical facts (such as the emperor series of Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong in Yueyuehe) and film and television works that are relatively consistent with historical facts (such as CCTV’s anti-corruption drama Yongzheng Dynasty), there is no I mentioned the "Shang Fang Sword" thing, but at most it's just a yellow mantle or something like that. Therefore, it can basically be concluded that there was no Shangfang Sword in the Qing Dynasty.