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Guoji Zi Bai pan
The Guoji Zi Bai pan is a large Western Zhou bronze basin, found at Baoji in Shaanxi in the nineteenth century, made for Zi Bai, a member of the ruling family of Western Guo. Its rhymed inscription of 111 characters celebrates a victory over the Xianyun under King Xuan, with 500 enemies beheaded and 50 captured, and the rewards that followed. It is now in the National Museum of China in Beijing.
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