Zongman: People in Conan, raising cats and mice

"Something is wrong! Everyone, be careful. No matter how stupid you are, you shouldn't ignore such a temple!"

A leader who looked like the boss and had a very villainous temperament stood up.

"Okay, we got it!"

"Okay, boss!"

Several people nodded their heads in agreement. It was obvious that this leader was very prestigious among them.

It is definitely not as simple as being the leader of a temporary gang.

Even if you are the leader of an ordinary team that has been working together for a long time, your prestige will never reach this level.

After all, we are all collaborators, so there is no problem in listening to you at ordinary times.

But if something else happens, then what I should do will definitely be based on my own ideas.

But it was obvious that the boss's prestige went beyond these, and several people were very obedient and followed the boss's orders.

"Come over and see what period this style is from?"

The boss nodded with satisfaction after seeing that all his subordinates obeyed his words.

Then he looked at a member of the team who was wearing black clothes but glasses.

"Just leave it to me!"

The member nodded. The division of labor in their team was quite clear.

Some people have unique skills, and all kinds of detection and intelligence gathering are no problem for them.

Some people have a wider network of contacts, which can help them identify which places they cannot go and which places they can go.

At the same time, avoid too many unexpected situations, because the reality is that unexpected situations are likely to occur, and many of them.

Their team was very well prepared, as they had encountered other unexpected situations in the past, such as being stopped by a sudden attack by the police.

I still remember that at that time a large number of police officers surrounded them and were about to capture them alive.

But in the end, the backup plans and backup backup plans prepared in advance came into play.

After this set of backup plans came out, the police gave up on capturing them.

This member wearing glasses is good at making historical judgments, although he is not a true cultural relic expert.

However, he has a deep understanding of the changes in cultural characteristics in various historical periods, the value of some specific funerary objects, etc.

It’s just that because of my own growth experience and some related issues, I am not like those great historians.

It's just about being admitted to university, studying thoroughly and systematically, and achieving success.

But other than that, this guy's abilities are not bad, and to a large extent, he is even better than those professors who are seeking fame and reputation.

The bespectacled accomplice stepped forward and took a closer look at the temple.

"The renovation should have taken place in the last few decades, but the oldest style here has traces of the Nara period."

There are some eras that are too ancient to be verified, so we won’t say much about them if we calculate them seriously.

The time when this country really began to demonstrate royal power was probably the Asuka Period. It was during that period that it really began to develop and had the concept of a country.

As for the earlier ancient tomb era or the Minsheng era, that is not very easy to verify, mainly because not many tombs from that era have been dug up.

In addition, the fraud that occurred earlier resulted in not many people being interested in the entire archaeological field.

After the Asuka period, more cultural relics appeared, and more importantly, historical remains also appeared, so this thing is easier to verify.

After the Asuka period came the Nara period, which lasted from approximately 710 AD to 784 AD.

In fact, it is not long at all, but the style has changed significantly from the previous era.

In addition, during this period, the Ritsuryo system state could basically be said to have matured.

Of course, the most important symbol of this era was that the capital was moved to Heijokyo.

This is present-day Nara, so it is called the Nara period.

In 794 AD, Kyoto was moved to Heian-kyo.

From then until around 1184 AD, this period was called the Heian Period.

During this period, the original mascots were not yet mascots, but were still able to hold real power in the country.

What followed was the era of the shogunate, namely the Kamakura shogunate period.

Then came the Northern and Southern Dynasties period after the end of the Kamakura shogunate, when various forces split into two factions, each fighting for its own, and establishing two mascots.

This was followed by the Muromachi shogunate period which brought the country together again, and then the Warring States period.

Then came the last Tokugawa shogunate, but the period under the rule of the Tokugawa shogunate was called the Edo period.

Perhaps it was because the Tokugawa shogunate's ruling center was in Edo at that time?

Therefore, the era naming method was not used in the same way as the previous shogunate.

The actual duration of these eras varies, some lasting only a few decades. Generally speaking, the average duration of these eras is about a hundred years.

Some were the longest, such as the Edo period created by the Tokugawa shogunate, which lasted for more than two hundred years.

If it weren't for the invasion of foreign enemies that caused great damage to its own strength, and various internal and external troubles, perhaps it could have continued to hold on.

After all, when the blockade was broken by powerful ships and guns, the rule of the Tokugawa shogunate was not actually corrupt.

At that time, the Tokugawa shogunate still possessed great power, but it was somewhat powerless when facing more powerful external forces.

I won’t go into too much detail, but in short, although some of these eras were close to each other, they lasted for several decades or a hundred years.

Normally, such a change in time will not actually produce much change in style.

Just like the ancient Chinese dynasties, the style of the era when the dynasty began was naturally very different from the style of the middle and even later periods, but there was more or less a sense of continuity.

It’s just that the images expressed are roughly different, which leads to completely different feelings expressed in the end.

But it’s different here. This country is very good at absorbing foreign cultures and can do it.

As long as you absorb it, you can abandon the part of your own culture that may overlap but is not the same.

Therefore, it can be said that the styles of various objects and even architecture in these different eras have undergone tremendous changes.

Fortunately, they only inherited some of the changes, and the differences in foreign cultural styles during that period would not be too great.

Otherwise, if the division continues in this way, and the difference between the later era and the previous era is too great, someone might think it is a fake.