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shatterpoints-and-fractures · 3 years ago

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New Jedi Order, Part I:

How much can you change existing characters before they become ocs?

Either way, just some notes on SDTCI New Jedi Order members:

Luke Skywalker: Lichtenberg scars criss cross his body, Sidious’ parting gift. Very good at energy deflection to keep this from happening again. Heavy, brutal fighter, most resembling Form V. Personally mentors Kyp Durron, Grogu, and Tahiri Veila. Professional tax evader.

Mara Jade: Actually ran away from the Empire at 16 here, joined with Talon soon after. Otherwise mostly unchanged, but gave Anakin’s lightsaber back to him, and built another purple one. Mentors Jaina Solo. Helps Luke evade taxes.

Ezra Bridger: Beard, 6’3, robotic right leg, blaster saber, fighting style ends up resembling a mix of Forms II and III. Takes Pypey, Barratk’l, and later Jacen Solo as padawans.

Kyle Katarn: Would be played by Karl Urban in live action. Yellow saber, preference for forms V & VI. Takes on several OCs as padawans, and the Order’s main combat instructor besides that.

Kam Solusar: Would be portrayed by Michael B Jordan. Pink lightsaber, a little concerned about possible connections to the darkside. Definite malewife.

Tionne Solusar: Much more alien, alabaster skin with teal body markings, sharp teeth & pointy ears. Dyes her hair & wears very bright clothing. Tall lady. Order’s main archivist, expert with any stringed instrument.

Corran Horn: Not much changes with him. In competition with Anakin to determine who the Order’s greatest pilot is.

Cal Kestis: Mirialian, played Sima Liu. Lightsaber personally offends Kyle, Mara & Obi Wan. Gets his revenge by teaching Ben Skywalker, who adopts the same style. Another definite malewife.

Merrin: Nightsister, cool goth aunt to the younger jedi. Doesn’t usually fight with a lightsaber, good with Jar’Kai regardless. Teaches survival and illusions, as well as offering alternative views on the Force.

Cilghal: Order’s main healer, and with an...interesting love of dead things. Serene, but snark is on point. Will happily heal any stupid injury you present her, but will openly laugh at you. The other Form II master in the order, people are jealous of her silver Lightsaber.

Kirana Ti: Met Luke during SDTCI’s equivalent to the Courtship of Princess Leia (but much different, such as taking place in 3 ABY, and not including Han), one of his oldest students, and the person Luke will say is his best friend in the Order after Mara (Ezra’s jealous). Trained in lightsabers by Ahsoka, and of course teaches Tenel Ka. Surprisingly very chill, and married to the Order’s third malewife, Raider.

Streen: Ex gas miner, jumpy, and very nervous around the Pre-Purge Jedi of the order. Actually connects with Cal, and ends up as one of the Order’s premier therapists/mind healers.

Leia Organa: Honorary member of the Order, mostly just shows up to beat the living stuffing out of anyone who accepts her open challenge, but does end up teaching Saba Sebatyne. The reason Luke evades taxes (Imagine paying taxes to your sister! Luke, I get that, but I don’t want to get arrested!)

Korto Vos: Not really a member, just a force sensitive who shows up occasionally and usually deposits a new student on their doorstep, or leaves some pertinent info on Luke’s desk. Only makes Batman entrances and exits (This building is full of nosy force-sensitives, how does he do that?!)

#Star Wars AU #Star Wars #Something Done To Change It #New Jedi Order #Jedi Academy #Luke Skywalker #Leia Organa #Mara Jade #Kam Soulsar #Tionne Solusar #Ezra Bridger #Kyle Katarn #Corran Horn #Cal Kestis #Nightsister Merrin #Cilghal #Kirana Ti #Streen #Korto Vos

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altrustc · 5 years ago

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jaina tags

#vis. jaina solo *#aes. jaina solo *#stdy. jaina solo *#ic. jaina solo *#fc. poppy drayton *#fc. abby ryder fortson *#film. sequels *

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din-djarins-riduur · 3 years ago

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My Favorites/Q&A: Star Wars Edition ✨

Trilogy : Prequels

Age when I first watch Star Wars: 5 or 6

First Star Wars Movie: EP II Attack of the Clones

Fav Show Animated Show: Star Wars the Clone Wars

Fav Live Action : The Mandalorian

Fav Spin Off : Rogue One

Least Fav Movie : EP IX : The Rise of Skywalker

Favorite Song Movie Edition ~ ~ ~

I : The High Council Meeting and Qui-Gon’s Funeral

II : Across the Stars / Departing Coruscant

III : Battle of the Heroes

IV : Ben’s Death and TIE Fighter Attack

V : Hyperspace / Departure of Boba Fett

VI : Luke and Leia

VII : The Jedi Steps and Finale

VIII : The Battle of Crait

IX : The Force is With You

Fav Song ASWS and Show Edition :

Rogue One : The Master Switch

Solo : Meet Han

SWTCW : Jedi Master Aayla Secura

SWTCW S7 : Aftermath in Mandalore

SWRebels: Temple Collapses

TBB : Disobeying Orders

Favorites ~~~~

Planet : Kashyyyk / Coruscant

Species : Twi’Lek / Pantoran / Tusken Raiders

Affiliation : Mandalore

Food : Naboo pears / blue milk

Era : Republic/Clone Wars Era

Fav Jedi : Obi-Wan and Plo Koon

Fav Clones : Cody , Hunter , Tech , Crosshair , Echo , Fives , Waxer , Boil , Odd Ball , Tup.

Fav Sith : Darth Nihilus

Fav Mandalorian : Din Djarin / the assassin that tried to kill Satine on Coruscant

Fav Bounty Hunter : Fennec Shand

Fav Smuggler : BoShek

Fav Female Character : Padmé , Qi’ra , Jyn

Fav Male Character : Din , Cassian , Luke , Obi-Wan , Poe

Fav Droid : BB-8 / Mouse droid

Favorite Game : Lego Star Wars II / The Force Unleashed

Favorite Legends Character : Luke , Jaina Solo , Jacen Solo

Favorite Weapon : darksaber / vibroblade

Favorite Ship : Razor Crest (hahaha rip)

Favorite Couple : Padmé and Anakin. And hopefully canonically one day Din and Omera <3

Favorite Arcs : Mandalorian Plot , Mortis , Seige of Mandalore

Favorite Vehicle : speeder bike

Favorite Creature : TaunTauns

Favorite Looks :

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grim-on-the-darkside · 4 years ago

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“According to Lucas' son Jett, he spent about a year before the Lucasfilm sale developing a sequel trilogy, which would have continued the saga.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnr18AUym-o

George Lucas’ Episode VII - https://medium.com/@Oozer3993/george-lucas-episode-vii-c272563cc3ba

George Lucas' Ideas for His Own Star Wars Sequel Trilogy - https://io9.gizmodo.com/george-lucas-ideas-for-his-own-star-wars-sequel-trilogy-1826798496

STAR WARS: The Original Plans for the Sequel Trilogy - YouTube -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1dM9qFe4p0

https://ibb.co/jvph85c

"In late August 2012 Star Wars fans from all around the world gathered in Orlando, Florida for the sixth official Star Wars convention, Celebration VI. The lineup was strong despite the live action movies, always the brightest and biggest stars in the franchise’s galaxy, coming to an end seven years earlier. Though he was not scheduled to attend, series creator George Lucas was there. Publicly, he was just there to make a surprise appearance during the panel for the animated The Clone Wars TV show. But privately he was there to talk to original trilogy stars Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher. They were brought to a conference room away from the convention floor where George broke the news: he was working a new Star Wars trilogy and wanted them to reprise their iconic roles."

[Disney didn't buy Lucasfilm/Star Wars until October 30th of 2012. This meeting occurred months before the sale, and at that point, the sale couldn't be assured.]

[Now there is some speculation as to why Lucas made the treatments of his ideas for his Sequel trilogy if he was considering selling, but it should be noted that Jett Lucas, George Lucas's son has stated that his Father [George] had been working on his Sequel trilogy for an entire year before this.]

When George decided to make a new trilogy, he moved quickly. He reached out to old friend and all-star film producer Kathleen Kennedy sometime in the first half of 2012, hoping to bring her on as co-chair of Lucasfilm.The two then approached screenwriter Michael Arndt about writing the entire trilogy around May.

This means this was already being talked about and definitive actions taken for the creation of his Sequel trilogy in the first months of 2012, which could have been almost 10 full months before Disney bought Lucasfilm in October of 2012.

The design team, or “Visualists” as Rick Carter would call them, would meet with George Lucas on January 16th at Skywalker Ranch, where he would be shown art of Luke Skywalker, the Jedi Temple he had exiled himself to, and the training of Kira. This appears to be his last involvement with the film.

Phil Szostak, author of The Art of The Force Awakens and The Art of The Last Jedi, revealed that the Luke Skywalker seen in The Last Jedi had his genesis in ideas from late 2012.

"So, the late-2012 idea of a Luke Skywalker haunted by the betrayal of one of his students, in self-imposed exile & spiritually in “a dark place”, not only precedes Rian Johnson’s involvement in Star Wars but J.J. Abrams’, as well."

And in 2016, Pablo Hidalgo confirmed that Thea (Kira), Skyler, Darth Talon, and the planet of Felucia were in George’s plans.

[Darth Talon was the only thing from the Expanded Universe in Lucas’s Sequel Trilogy.]

"Fast forward to 2012, when we hear George is looking to make SW movies again, I though I thought 'I wonder what next Mon Calamari's gonna be. And it turns out, the Mon Calamari this time was huge swaths of the EU. There was no Jacen, no Jaina. No new Jedi Order. Chewie lived. Not surprising, but there it was." Pablo Hidalgo ~ 2016

https://ibb.co/nmjWcBM

"My question is, what did George's treatments for 7 look like? I would love to see if they fit the EU."

Answer [Pablo Hidalgo]- "They did not. For instance, there was no Jaina, Jacen, or Anakin." ~ 2017

https://ibb.co/N7HKCsF

"Question from Today, but I thought this was pretty well known. George Lucas never considered Jacen, Jaina, or Mara Jade as part of his universe."

~ Pablo Hidalgo May 2016

https://ibb.co/VDX2qvY

Question - 'So, if the 3rd season of Rebels was discussed in autumn of '14 [2014], how long was the reboot planned?

Pablo Hidalgo [Lucasfilm Story Group] - "Since at least the summer of 2012."

[Lucas still owned Star Wars than.]

https://ibb.co/1qTnLjS [direct tweet] https://ibb.co/C5rRTFc - [Discussion tweet is used in]

“According to Mark Hamill, George’s overall plan for the sequel trilogy had Luke training his sister Leia in Episode IX before dying at the end of the film, though it’s unclear if Mark was referring to Lucas’ plans at the time of the sale to Disney or if this was from the numerous ideas he’d shared with the actor in the 80s.”

[It was a bit of both. Mark Hamill had always wanted [If Lucas made a Sequel Trilogy] - To have Leia learning the Force, it is even speculated that Mark Hamill wanted Luke to die a heroic death towards the end of the ST having trained Leia and have her be the one who restores the Jedi Order.

“No, there is another.” - Yoda, Empire Strikes Back

That is what happens in Lucas’s Sequel Trilogy. Disney didn’t use George Lucas’ storyline, but they did use certain plot points from it. Context matters of course. The following is a list of things that Lucas had created in his Sequel Trilogy that Disney pilfered from Lucas’s Story Treatments.

Please note while core points are confirm-able, some speculation of extrapolation from various sources is included. I tend to think it’s fairly reliable, but I cannot swear to every detail.

* There was only one Grandchild of Anikan Skywalker ever born. Ben Solo. He was a student at Luke’s Jedi Temple, he did turn to the Darkside and slay some or all of the other students and set fire to the Jedi Temple before fleeing.

"The Son falling to the Darkside was always in the mix, the movies just ended up having it as an already established fact."

~ Pablo Hidalgo, The Tweets of San Francisco: A QM Production, 2018

https://ibb.co/9WXZZQQ

' Question - "How many students were at Luke's' academy'? Was ot even an 'academy'? "We'd likely never use that term. That's very 'EU', not very George. It'd be a temple. As for numbers, can't say now." ~ Pablo Hidalgo 2016

* Han and Leia had been separated for about 5 years, but they were drawing closer again.

* Ben Solo does kill Han Solo in Episode 8. We don’t know how. Lucas wrote this into the story line because he knew that Harrison Ford wanted that. He just asked him to wait til Episode 8 for it. Harrison Ford was fine with that.

* Chewbacca never had a moon fall on his head. He was very much alive.

* There was no New Jedi Order.

* Luke did go into something of a self-exile and he did live on an island, he was in a ‘bad place’ [Not Darkside] , he did think he failed and he was despondent and didn’t want to try and train New Jedi again. He was not ‘disillusioned’ about the Jedi. He didn’t actually want them to end. He just was afraid of creating more Vader’s and Ben Solos because he never felt confident because of his own limited training and failing. - He was not hiding persay, but he did want to be left alone more or less - We also don’t have time frames. We don’t know how long he was on the island. - Once again, different story lines in terms of context.

"But anyway Luke in exile predates TLJ by a long time and came from someone who can very happily and rightly supersede anyone's feedback :)" ~ Pablo Hidalgo https://ibb.co/sKZnWKk

"Luke was training a new generation of Jedi, it all went wrong because of 1 boy, and he's the 'Jedi killer' - that's the source [the source being George Lucas sequel trilogy treatments he made in 2011 and ended up selling to Disney later]. ~ Pablo Hidalgo, 2016 https://ibb.co/JjYtGtf

* At a certain point Luke realizes there is something wrong with the Force.It feels ‘sick’. He knows something is very very wrong and that it would have dire consequences if it couldn’t be stopped. He spent a great amount of time communing with the Force, desperate to find the answer to what is ailing it before it is too late. Because the Force is getting worse and worse, Luke communing with it as much as he does effects him as well. [The Whills are feeding on the Force]. He knows it will probably end up killing him because he doesn’t care what happens to him just as long as he can find the answer and hopefully how the threat can be overcome.

* It is believed at a certain point in Episode 9 he does find the answer. He tells the gang what needs to be done because he was far too weak and was dying and nothing could stop it. He put on a brave face. Leia leads the group to the ‘final battle’. Luke dies while they’re gone. His communing with the Force saves the Galaxy from the Whills by finding the answer to how to stop them. A heroic death befitting of Luke Skywalker, Jedi Master. [we have no idea how these things play out, what needs to be done, etc.]

* Luke did train and young girl. Her name was Kira. She was from Jakku and a tinkerer. We don’t know much about her, only that her training was never completed and she wasn’t a “Mary Sue”. Luke actually trained her.

* Luke does train Leia to become a Jedi. She becomes a full Jedi Knight towards the end of Episode 9.

* There is a scene that does take place in the Ruins of the Second Death Star [which is underwater] in Emperor Palpatines Old Throne Room. The Emperor is as dead as a door nail. The Redeemed Anakin Skywalkwer’s sacrifice was not in vain.

Princess Leia, fully trained by The Last Jedi Master, Luke Skywalker, becomes The Last Jedi Knight in Episode 9. “The Other” - It than falls to Leia to restore the Jedi Order, which if the speculation is true, is what Mark Hamill wanted.

What I wish is that [Disney] had been more accepting of [George Lucas]’guidance and advice. Because he had an outline for ‘7’, '8’ and '9’. And it is vastly different to what they have done.

— Mark Hamill, 2017

Mark Hamill quotes about Lucas Sequel Trilogy -

"George had an overall arc – if he didn't have all the details, he had sort of an overall feel for where the [sequel trilogy was] going – but this one's more like a relay race. You run and hand the torch off to the next guy, he picks it up and goes.

"I happen to know that George didn't kill Luke until the end of [Episode] 9, after he trained Leia. Which is another thread that was never played upon [in The Last Jedi]."

where Lucas would have taken the second set of prequels. Though Leia and Luke communicate telepathically, fans have never really seen her use the Force. Mark Hamill had this to say about Leia using the Force in George Lucas' original writings.

"This is always something that interest me because we can communicate telepathically and I tell her in one of the movies, I guess the third one, you have that power too. So I always wondered, and I don't read the fan-fiction [The Expanded Universe] , why she wouldn't fully develop her Force sensibilities and I think that's something George Lucas addressed in his original outline for 7, 8, 9. I was talking to him last week, but they're not following George's ideas so we'll have to wait and see on that one. But it seems like a waste of an innate talent that she should utilize in some way."

https://movieweb.com/star-wars-leia-originally-used-force-george-lucas/

"...Knowing that the film was made for a young audience, I was trying to say,in a simple way, that there is a God and that there is both a good side and a bad side. You have a choice between them, but the world works better if you're on the good side."

~ George Lucas

..........

“Friendships, honestly, trust, doing the right thing, living on the right side and avoiding the dark side,” Lucas said. “Those are the things it was meant to do.”

~ Lucas on Star Wars and what its about, 2017

https://www.polygon.com/2017/4/13/15288998/george-lucas-star-wars-celebration

"The message of the Star Wars films is pretty classic. There’s good and evil and the hero’s journey, his quest."

~ George Lucas, May 2020

"Right or wrong this is my movie, this is my decision, and this is my creative vision, and if people don't like it, they don't have to see it."

~ George Lucas

An interviewer said to Lucas after he said he would be too old to complete the third trilogy:

"Do you know how many fans would be willing to feed you Cream of Wheat and wheel you around in your chair if you did [intend to complete the third trilogy]?"

"Everybody said to drop the stuff about the midichlorians, it makes it too confusing. But it’s a metaphor for a symbiotic relationship that allows life to exist. Everybody said it was going to be a giant turkey: “This isn’t going to help LucasFilm at all.” I said, “This is about the movie and the company is just going to have to deal with whatever happens.” That’s one of the reasons why there was so much hype on the first prequel: Everybody was terrified."

~ George Lucas, Rolling Stone Magazine, 2005

“The ones that I sold to Disney, they came up to the decision that they didn’t really want to do those. So they made up their own. So it’s not the ones that I originally wrote.”

~ Lucas on his sequel trilogy

"The Force has two sides - [Light and Dark]. It is not an inherently malevolent or a benevolent thing. It has a bad side to it, involving hate and fear, and it has a good side, involving love, charity, fairness and Hope."

~ George Lucas

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lemusegallery · 11 months ago

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Ultimate Muse List

P.S.A.: This post is not meant to be reblogged nor even replied. For this showcases the new changes for my blog as far as muses go and so on. This is applied to here and the @lesinfullgallery (Sinblog) only. For references, bold is both blogs, italic is exclusive to my sinblog and normal only for this blog.

Primary Muses:

Yu-Gi-Oh!: Seto Kaiba

Yugi Muto

Aki Izayoi

Jack Atlas

Judai Yuki

Asuka Tenjoin

Ishizu Ishtar

DMG

Mokuba Kaiba

Kaiser Ryo Marufuji

Star Wars: Darth Vader

Anakin Skywalker

Ahsoka Tano

Shaak Ti

Obi-Wan Kenobi

Darth Sidious

Darth Tyranus

General Grievous

Asajj Ventress

Bo-Katan Kryze

Darth Talon

Aayla Secura

Luke Skywalker

Dragon Ball: Artificial Human #18

Piccolo

Son Gohan

Oob

Vegeta

Seripa

Vegetto

Fate: Saber!Artoria Pendragon

Ruler!Artoria Pendragon

Shirou Emiya

Senji Muramasa

Gilgamesh (Archer and Caster)

Rider!Medusa

Saber!Nero

Lancer!Enkidu

Lancer!Bradamante

Saber!Musashi

Scathach (Lancer)

Rin Tohsaka

DC Comics: Batman

Wonder Woman

Kara Zor-El/Supergirl

Catwoman

Poison Ivy

Raven

Cassandra Cain

MARVEL Comics: Thor

Wolverine

She-Hulk

Amora

The Hulk

X-23

Dr. Doom

Avatar TLA/LOK: Azula

Korra

June

Mai

Katara

Code Geass: Lelouch Vi Britannia

Cornellia Li Britannia

C.C.

Kallen

Naruto: Sakura Haruno

Ino Yamanaka

Sarada Uchiha

Tsunade Senju

Final Fantasy: Tifa Lockhart

Jesse

Akame Ga Kiru: Akame

Esdeath

Leone

BNHA: Katsuki Bakugo

Mirko

Shoto Todoroki

Momo Yaoyorozu

Eijiro Kirishima

Other Characters: The Rowdyruff Boys

Mandy

Medaka Kurokami

Satsuki Kiryuin

Riku

Erza Scarlet

Yoruichi Shihouin

Secondary Muses: Fate: Rider!Achilles

Berserker!Heracles

Caster!Xuanzang Sanzang

Assassin!EMIYA

Assassin!Cursed Arm Hassan

Assassin!King Hassan

Lancer!Karna

Rider!Iskandar

Rider!Saint Martha

Archer!Euryale

Tine Chelc

Assassin of Red!Semiramis

Yu-Gi-Oh!: Kaito Tenjo

Tyranno Kenzan

Rio Kashimiro

Kowora

Star Wars: Darth Maul

Jaina Solo Fel

Lord Starkiller

Barriss Offee

Asajj Ventress

General Grievous

Plo Koon

Kit Fisto

Lumiya

Galen Marek

Avatar TLA: Suki

Ty Lee

Kuvira

Asami Sato

Toph Bei Fong

Dragon Ball: Nappa

Tenshinhan

Mr. Popo (TFS)

Broly

Towa

Android 17

Android 16

Kefla

Code Geass:

Rakshata

Nunnally Vi Britannia

DC:

Big Barda

Cyborg Superman

Harvey Dent/Two-Face

Doomsday

Bane

Final Fantasy:

Lightning Farron

Emperor Mateus

Sephiroth

Noctis

Kefka Palazzo

Other Male Characters:

Syaoran Li (CLAMP Multiverse)

Omniman (Invincible)

Mark (Invincible)

Hiei (Yu Yu Hakusho)

Kill La Kill:

Ira Gamagori

Uzu Sanageyama

Hoka Inumuta

Nonon Jakuzure

Naruto: Tenten (Naruto)

Mei Terumi (Naruto)

RWBY: Pyrrha Nikos

Ruby Rose

Sienna Khan

Winter Schnee

Kingdom Hearts: Xion (KH)

Larxene (KH)

Disney: Jasmine (Aladdin)

Esmeralda (HOND)

Mulan (Mulan)

Pocahontas (Pocahontas)

Exclusive Muses to my sinblog: Chel

Nemona

Nessa

Mai Shiranui

Samus Aran

Rias Gremory

#muse list #upgraded for 2024

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alfredo-mercado-jaguarcillo-v · 5 years ago

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Un mes en Campeche pt. 15. Jaina

Durante toda la estancia en Campeche estuve preparando un recorrido que tenía en mente desde hacía bastante tiempo. Cuando viajé con Julio en 2013 y estuvimos en Calkiní, nuestro guía José Luis nos ofreció llevarnos a Jaina en su mototaxi, pero nosotros no consideramos que fuera una muy buena idea sabiendo que el camino era bastante complicado.

En cuanto tuve contacto con Wilberth le conté que quería intentar ese recorrido y él se ofreció a conseguir transporte; por otro lado yo había ido a conocer en persona a la delegada del INAH Campeche, Adriana Velázquez, con quien había tenido contacto desde tiempo atrás por internet. Llegué hasta su oficina junto con Fernando y nos recibió por un rato de forma muy amable, le había contando antes de mi intención de ir a Jaina y me dijo que podía otorgarme el oficio con el permiso para ir, días más tarde me lo envió por internet.

A mediados del mes parecía que todo estaba listo para el recorrido pues un amigo de Wilberth podía llevarnos en su camioneta; sin embargo conforme pasaban los días la cosa se complicaba pues el vehículo finalmente no estaría disponible, además de que necesitábamos ser al menos 12 asistentes para llegar en lancha y que no fuera tan caro.

Así llegamos a la última semana completa que estuvimos en Campeche: el recorrido a Jaina parecía una moneda al aire pues no teníamos una lancha asegurada para llevarnos, algunos asistentes cancelaron; Ernesto, a quien llamé para invitarlo y que había dicho que iría desde la ciudad de México solo para visitar el sitio, al final no podía ir, y Carlos, de Chetumal, estaba en Campeche visitando algunos lugares con sus padres y su novia en espera de que yo le confirmara el recorrido. Incluso Fernando se fue a Ocosingo inmediatamente después de que regresamos del segundo recorrido del curso y me había dicho que regresaría a tiempo si le decía que la visita a Jaina se realizaría.

Casi al último momento, Wilberth me dijo que el tío de uno de sus amigos podía llevarnos en su lancha pesquera; además él invitaría a su hermano y a varios de sus compañeros observadores de aves; de esa forma incluso estábamos por rebasar las 12 personas que habíamos previsto para el recorrido. Le avisé a Carlos y confirmó que irían también sus padres y su novia Paola; igualmente le dije a Fernando que regresara (un tanto escéptico de que llegara a tiempo de un lugar tan lejano), y regresó por la noche del sábado 27 de julio, horas antes de tomar la lancha.

Salimos de madrugada hacia el embarcadero que se encuentra al final del malecón de Campeche, tuvimos que tomar un taxi porque no había otro transporte y llegamos antes que todos los demás; poco a poco fueron arribando todos los asistentes y esperamos un poco para embarcarnos; iniciamos el recorrido cuando estaba empezando a salir el sol y entonces nos dimos cuenta de otra dificultad: la lancha era lentísima, a la velocidad que íbamos tardaríamos 5 horas en llegar, lo cual para algunos de nosotros no era problema pero el sol sería muy intenso al paso de las horas y Wilberth se encargó de recalcarlo continuamente; yo intentaba ignorar ese problema pero después de una hora y de no haber dejado ni siquiera los límites de la ciudad atrás (en total serían 42 km), todo lo que decía Wilberth ayudó para que el lanchero nos ofreciera conseguir una embarcación más rápida.

Así, consiguieron una lancha rápida por radio, dimos media vuelta y nos dirigimos de regreso al muelle esperando cruzarnos con el otro transporte. Pasó mucho tiempo y casi llegamos a nuestro punto de partida cuando por fin pudimos cambiar de embarcación y nos dijeron que habían tardado porque la capitanía de puerto no les había permitido salir antes. De nuevo tomamos la dirección de Jaina y en solo una hora ya podíamos ver a lo lejos las construcciones del sitio dibujándose sobre los árboles de la pequeña isla separada de tierra por un estrecho canal y cubierta completamente de manglar.

Nos esperaba otra dificultad, de pronto la lancha se frenó y nos dimos cuenta de que a penas 30 cm por debajo de nosotros ya se veía el fondo cubierto de algas que solo eran interrumpidas cada tanto por franjas sinuosas de arena que parecían senderos entre la vegetación submarina. Nos acercamos lentamente a unos 200 metros de la orilla pero ya era casi imposible sumergir el motor y no había ningún palo para impulsarnos a brazo. Wilberth ya comenzaba a decir que sería imposible llegar pero yo no estaba dispuesto a regresar estando tan cerca.

El contraste entre el calor intenso y el frío del aire acondicionado en la mayoría de los interiores había provocado que me agripara y estuviera enfermo cuando llegamos a Jaina, pero eso no me importó y al igual que los lancheros saqué todo lo que traía en los bolsillos, lo puse sobre la cubierta de la lancha y bajé por un costado de la embarcación para caminar sobre las algas y jalar nuestro transporte. El suelo era muy engañoso y las aguas tenían una profundidad real mucho mayor que la que aparentaban; al dar pasos sobre la vegetación submarina parecía que ésta era sólida y permitía impulsarse pero al detenerse el apoyo se perdía y automáticamente me hundía sin poder alcanzar la arena de abajo, sentía que si no me sujetaba de la lancha sería succionado hacia abajo y me costaría mucho salir a flote; siendo un pésimo nadador y enemigo del mar, ese era un pensamiento muy desagradable para mí.

Alcanzamos uno de esos senderos de arena libres de algas y avanzamos por ahí lo más que pudimos y luego cruzamos otros tramos jalando, luego de un tremendo esfuerzo pudimos poner pie en la barra de arena y piedras que sirve de muelle a la isla de Jaina.

Wilberth y yo caminamos hasta la cabaña de los custodios y mostramos el oficio del permiso, de inmediato nos dejaron pasar y ya con todos los demás fuimos a una palapa que protegía varios fragmentos de estelas con grabados aún visibles, algo que me sorprendió puesto que Jaina ha sido sumamente saqueado por sus famosas figurillas y no esperaba que en un sitio que ha sufrido tanto de ese problema aún quedaran monumentos.

Unos días antes había comprado un libro publicado por el arqueólogo Antonio Benavides y lo llevaba conmigo, sirvió muy bien para guiarme en la isla. Primero llegamos al grupo Zayosal, que es el que ha sido más trabajado. Entramos por un pasillo entre las estructuras 1 y 2 y vimos una pintoresca escalinata que se perdía entre la vegetación y los escombros que la cubrían en parte. Así arribamos a la plaza principal del grupo y vimos edificios menores pero totalmente libres de vegetación como el 3 y 4. Subí a la cima de la estructura 1 y desde ahí pude ver la estructura más alta del lugar, la cual se encuentra al otro lado de la isla, en el grupo Zacpol. Igualmente podía ver el mar que rodea el sitio. Jaina es totalmente artificial: todo el terreno fue levantado con relleno traído de tierra firme, constituyendo uno de los mayores volúmenes constructivos de la época prehispánica.

Luego de bajar a la plaza, me dirigí a observar el interesante juego de pelota doble. Sé de pocos ejemplos de canchas múltiples, los cuales se encuentran en Tikal y La Honradez, Guatemala, San Isidro, Chiapas y Allende, Tabasco; pero es éste el único que se encuentra restaurado y puede apreciarse de mejor manera.

Desde ahí seguí el camino a la gran estructura del grupo Zacpol; este edificio es el más alto del sitio y no ha sido excavado, únicamente tiene un sendero que sube por el frente y otro por atrás donde se pueden observar algunas piedras alineadas de la estructura. Desde arriba la vista es bellísima y por ello me quedó claro por qué el glifo emblema del sitio se lee “señor divino del cielo o de arriba”.

Continué mi recorrido regresando al inicio y dirigiéndome a las ruinas de un antiguo rancho que se encuentra casi junto a la orilla del mar, casi con toda seguridad ese fue el lugar donde se hospedaron exploradores como Waldeck y Charnay cuando llegaron a la isla en el siglo XIX. Ahí encontré un sendero que me llevó a dar vuelta a la isla por el lado sur. Intentaba ver los montículos del grupo central pero al parecer son muy bajos y se encuentran en un área pantanosa y difícil de caminar. El ruido de los insectos era ensordecedor y el lodo cada vez más profundo y viscoso, así que en cuanto vi de nuevo el montículo de Zacpol me dirigí de nuevo a él para salir de ese terreno complicado.

Por último y ya con todos los demás, dirigimos nuestros pasos hacia el camino que comunica la isla con tierra firme desde tiempos antiguos. Actualmente pasa sobre el canal un puente de metal muy maltrecho y peligroso pero anteriormente había una calzada que lo cruzaba; nos encontramos con la puerta de ese lado cerrada y más tarde los custodios nos contaron que la ruta por la que acceden por tierra estaba en tan malas condiciones que habían tenido que llegar en tractor, nos alegramos de no haber intentado el trayecto en camioneta.

Estuvimos un rato platicando en la palapa de los custodios y nos indicaron que la mejor forma de salir en la lancha era rodeando hacia el norte en lugar de en línea recta por el sur como habíamos llegado, sin embargo hay épocas en que incluso eso es imposible porque la marea baja tanto que deja al descubierto las zonas de algas tan difíciles de cruzar, como ya lo habíamos experimentado.

Pudimos salir a motor sin jalar la lancha pero nos sorprendimos bastante de que a pesar de alejarnos tanto de la orilla como tal vez más de kilómetro y medio, aún podíamos ver el fondo poco profundo lleno de algas. Finalmente pudimos avanzar a toda velocidad y regresamos en una hora al muelle de Campeche.

Este fue el último sitio maya que visité en toda la estancia en Campeche, había planeado cerrar con otros dos en Hecelchakán pero me sentía tan agripado y cansado que decidí usar el lunes (último día en Campeche) para estar todo el día en la hamaca y para empacar. Nos despedimos de todos nuestros amigos y regresé junto con Fernando a nuestro lugar de hospedaje; los compañeros del curso habían conseguido que les prestaran un autobús de la universidad para hacer una última visita a Calakmul pero ninguno de nosotros dos asistió, Fernando porque ya había ido junto con Andrei y Álvaro, y yo porque conocía Calakmul de hacía mucho tiempo. Terminaron nuestros recorridos pero aún faltaba el regreso a la Ciudad de México.

(Esta es una continuación de mi viejo diario de campo ubicado en: https://jaguarcilloviajero.blogspot.com )

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my-km-me · 5 years ago

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Star Wars

Ranking movies from favorite to least liked

The Empire Strikes Back

Return of the Jedi

Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

Episode VIII: The Last Jedi

Episode VII: The Force Awakens

Star Wars (like)

Episode IV: A New Hope special edition

Episode II: Attack of the Clones

Rogue One

Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back special edition

Episode VI: Return of the Jedi special edition

Holiday Special

Episode I: The Phantom Menace

Episode IX: Rise of Skywalker

Solo

The Clone Wars

My Favorite Adaptations

Ahsoka novel

Bloodline novel

Darth Vader (Marvel comics), especially #24

Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith, especially #5, 13

Deathstar novel

Knights of the Old Republic

Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords

Labyrinth of Evil novel

Last Shot novel

Rebels, particularly seasons 2 and 3

Revenge of the Sith novel

Star Wars #1-5 (original Marvel comics)

Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope's Obi-wan vs. Darth Vader SC-38 fanmake

The Clone Wars (3D show)

The Clone Wars novels by Karen Miller

The Legends of Luke Skywalker

The Mandalorian show

The New Jedi Order: Edge of Victory II: Rebirth

The Old Republic

The Purge comics

The Rise of Kylo comics

My Ships

+ = romantic, & = platonic, > = enamored with

Ahsoka + Kaeden

Ahsoka & Rex

Ahsoka + Steela

Anakin > Obi-wan

Anakin + Padme from The Clone Wars novels and show (Anidala)

Cassian & K2SO

Chirrut + Baze

Kanan + Hera

Kylo/Ben Solo + Rey (Reylo)

[Lando + Mrs. Calrissian] & their daughter Jannah (Calrissian family headcanon)

Leia + Amilyn

Luke + Leia

Luke & Obi-wan

Luke & Rey

Maul > Obi-wan

Maul + Power Bottom Obi-wan

Nat + Droo

Obi-wan + Ventress (Obitress)

OC, Jango’s Black/Polynesian half brother + Power Bottom Mace Windu. Jango Fett’s brother is one of the best Jedi assassins of the galaxy and the guardian of Boba Fett. He has the same skin tone as Lando’s and his Black mother, same facial features as Jango’s, long dark straight hair, no facial hair, and lean built.

OT3: AnaObi & Ahsoka

OTP: Power Bottom Obi-wan + Anakin (AnaObi)

Rex + Ahsoka

Ship Mates #1: {[AnaObi (& Ahsoka)] or [([Anakin & Obi-wan] & Ahsoka,) Anidala, Maul + Obi-wan]}, Ahsoka + [primarily Kaeden or secondary Steela or Rex], OC + Mace Windu Bail + Breha, Luke & Leia, Han + Leia, Luke + Mara, Calrissian family & Solo family, Jacen & Jaina, Jacen + Tenel, Jagged + Jaina, Anakin Solo + Tahiri, Ben Skywalker + Vestara, and Nat + Droo

Ship Mates #2: {[AnaObi (& Ahsoka), Maul + Qi’ra] or [([Anakin & Obi-wan] & Ahsoka,) Anidala, Maul + Obi-wan]}, Ahsoka + [primarily Kaeden or secondary Steela or Rex], OC + Mace Windu, Kanan + Hera, Cassian + Jyn, Chirrut + Baze, Han + Leia, Reylo, and GingerFlower

Ship Mates #3: {[AnaObi (& Ahsoka), Maul + Qi’ra] or [([Anakin & Obi-wan] & Ahsoka,) Anidala, Maul + Obi-wan]}, Ahsoka + [primarily Kaeden or secondary Steela or Rex], OC + Mace Windu, Bail + Breha, and Kanan + Hera

Pre-ROS Ship Mates #1: AnaObi (& Ahsoka), Past Anidala, Past Obitress, Ahsoka + [primarily Kaeden or secondary Steela or Rex], Maul + Qi’ra, OC + Mace Windu, Kanan + Hera, Cassian + Jyn, Chirrut + Baze, Han + Leia, Calrissian family & Solo family, Rey Kenobi, Reylo, (Rey & Obi-wan, Anakin & Ben,) Rey & Finn, Finn + Rose, Poe + Jannah, and Jannah & Ben

Pre-ROS Ship Mates #2: {[AnaObi (& Ahsoka), Maul + Qi’ra] or [([Anakin & Obi-wan] & Ahsoka,) Anidala, Maul + Obi-wan]}, Ahsoka + [primarily Kaeden or secondary Steela or Rex], OC + Mace Windu, Kanan + Hera, Cassian + Jyn, [Luke + Leia] & Rey Skywalker (Force birth of twincest), Calrissian family, Kylo + Rey, Ben - Rey, {[Rey & Finn, Finn + Rose, Poe + Jannah, and Jannah & Ben] or [Rey & Finn, Ben + Jannah, Finn + Rose, Poe + Zorii] or [Finn + Rey, Ben + Jannah, GingerFlower, Poe + Zorii]}

Altogether

Original Trilogy era: AnaObi, Luke & [Han + Leia], Luke & Obi-wan, Luke & Anakin, Lando & the trio, Obi-wan & Yoda, Luke & Yoda, Ahsoka + Kaeden, and OC + Mace Windu (survived with blacker skin)

The Clone Wars to Pre-ROTS: Anakin > Obi-wan, [Anakin & Obi-wan] & Ahsoka, Anidala, Maul > Obi-wan, Ahsoka + Steela, Obitine, Bail + Breha, OC & Boba Fett, Mace Windu vs. OC foe-yay, OC > Mace Windu, Obi-wan & Yoda, Yoda & Mace Windu, Rex & Steela, and Ahsoka & Rex

ROTS to Rogue One: Darth Vader > Obi-wan, Ahsoka + Kaeden, Past Obitress, Past Maul + Qi’ra, Maul + Obi-wan, Kanan + Hera, Obi-wan & Luke, Padme & Leia into [Bail + Breha] & Leia (after Padme’s real death), Cassian + Jyn, Cassian & K2SO, Chirrut + Baze, Mace Windu vs. OC ho-yay, and OC > Mace Windu

Post RotJ to Pre-TFA: Calrissian family & Solo family, Han + Leia into Han - Leia, Leia + Amilyn, Luke + Mara, AnaObi, Ahsoka + Kaeden, and OC + Mace Windu

Pre-ROS Sequel Duology: Rey Kenobi, Reylo, AnaObi, Rey & Obi-wan, Anakin & Ben, Rey & Finn, Luke & Rey, Leia & Ben, Luke &/vs. Ben, Leia & Rey, Luke + Leia, Calrissian family, Finn + Rose, Poe + Jannah, Jannah & Ben, Lando & Ben, Ahsoka + Kaeden, and OC + Mace Windu

#star wars #top 10s list #Disney #Disney Princess

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𝐉𝐀𝐈𝐍𝐀 𝐒𝐎𝐋𝐎 / 𝟎𝟎𝟏.

#* vis : jaina solo #* fc : poppy drayton #* out of character : edits

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theboywhocan11 · 8 years ago

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More ant*s’ lack of insight...

Items to Address:

(1) It is agreed by many fans alike within the new canon that Kathleen has some internal/closeted racial bias as far as casting is concerned.

(2) Disney does owned Lucasfilm. But, Disney has a hands-off approach to Lucasfilm as far as specific plot events are concerned. It is only Lucasfilm's story group that decides what happens within the star wars story. If Lucasfilm wants to have certain characters paired up, they would do so without much interference from Disney. The only thing Disney want is good money from coherent stories that do not contradict each other.

Case in point: Rogue One earlier drafts vs final version. Gareth Edwards thought that Disney Executives do not want Rogue One main characters, such as Jyn Erso and Cassian Andor to die. However, the Diseny Executives, Kathleen Kenenby upon reading the script thought...are these people supposed to die? They did not show up in Ep IV. So, Disney Executives gave Kathleen Kennedy and Gareth Edwards the green light to kill off the main characters.

How do you say that Disney runs the show as in complete control over everything when they do see things logically and inform Lucasfilm to do what is best for the story? If it is true that Disney runs the show like how you implied that means...Jyn and Cassian would have survived Rogue One to begin with. But, that would lead to trouble about where were they in the fight against the Empire during Ep. V and Ep. VI.

Also, Villain redeemed through of heroine...we kind of have that this in many Disney Cartoons. For instance, Beauty and the Beast.

Note: I know Beast is not the villain, but he was some hostile at first towards Belle, but later on became a good guy of sorts (anti-hero) that is towards Belle.

Also, Lion King II Simba's Pride where we have a female protagonist and male antagonist. Guess what happens in the end between Kiara (Simba's daughter) and Kovu (the son of Scar), they got together in the end.

Kovu (the son of Scar) did not die. Kovu, son of Scar, supposed to hate Simba and his family, but uhh...that did not happened...

Kovu confronts Simba

Simba and his family and Kovu.

(3) Douchebros: which douchebros are you talking about?

The Traditionalist Fanboys that wants canon to reconcile with Expanded Universe so much because how butt-hurt you were when Jaina, Jacen, Anakin Solo was non-canon along with Ben Skywalker. Or, are these the Anti-Disney/Pro EU fanboys who do not give a f*ck about the “CANON” and Rey. You, ant, are nothing more than just hanging out with the bad crowd to just have a biased agreement with your narrative and views.

#the ants bs #the ants illogic

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storiearcheostorie · 7 years ago

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Figurina femminile su placchetta Iran centro-meridionale (Khuzistan/Elam), metà del II millennio a.C. Ceramica camoscio, ingobbiatura rosata h. 13,5 cm; l. 5,5 cm inv. 6515

TORINO – Apre domani al MAO – Museo d’Arte Orientale di Torino la grande mostra “Orienti. 7000 anni di arte asiatica dal Museo delle Civiltà di Roma”. In esposizione fino al 26 agosto ci saranno circa 180 opere della ricchissima collezione romana, opere tra le più significative dell’ex Museo Nazionale d’Arte Orientale che, dopo questa mostra temporanea, approderanno finalmente alla nuova sede dell’EUR. La rassegna torinese, come uno scrigno che si apre ai visitatori, metterà in luce l’arte di epoche e regioni poco rappresentate nel museo torinese, eccellenze della produzione artistica asiatica lungo sette millenni di storia, a partire dalla fine del VI millennio a.C.

ROMA, L’ORIENTE E IL MEDITERRANEO – Il progetto di mostra si sviluppa attraverso due filoni narrativi che nell’allestimento correranno paralleli. Il primo riguarda la storia del Museo Nazionale d’Arte Orientale di Roma e delle collezioni che nel corso della lunga storia del museo sono entrate a farne parte. In ogni sezione il pubblico ripercorrendo la storia delle collezioni entrerà a far parte del museo attraverso campagne di scavo italiane in Asia, accordi internazionali o donazioni di importanti collezioni private.

Il secondo filone riguarda le diverse aree culturali e tradizioni artistiche presentate in mostra, quali il Vicino e Medio Oriente antico, l’arte sudarabica, l’arte regale degli Achemenidi, dei Parti e dei Sasanidi, l’arte islamica ghaznavide e quella dell’area persiana, per finire con l’Asia meridionale e l’Asia orientale. Il visitatore potrà apprezzare esempi straordinari che illustrano la Protostoria, l’Età del Ferro, l’arte sudarabica, delle culture imperiali iraniche, l’arte buddhista del Gandhāra, la tradizione religiosa dell’Induismo e del Jainismo. Miniature indiane e bronzi tibetani, statuine cinesi e dipinti giapponesi si susseguiranno nelle sale della mostra.

INTENSI CAPOLAVORI – Tra le opere esposte una testa funebre in alabastro del I secolo a.C. – I secolo d.C. proveniente dallo Yemen. Si tratta di una categoria di manufatti che fino alla metà del secolo scorso sebbene già musealizzati erano ancora avulsi dal loro contesto e la cui giusta collocazione è stata identificata a partire della missione del 1947 di Ahmed Fakhry. Tuttavia solo gli scavi della Missione Archeologica Tedesca a Mārib, alla fine degli anni Novanta, hanno scoperto per la prima volta che queste teste erano posizionate su stele e non collocate all’interno di templi, come erroneamente ritenuto fino a quel momento.

Testa funebre Yemen, I secolo a.C.- I secolo d.C. Alabastro h. 21,5; l. 13,5 cm inv. 12996

E ancora, si potrà godere della raffinatezza di un piccolo calice con serbatoio conico scanalato con terminazione a testa taurina in argento sbalzato proveniente da Qasr-e Shirin, Iran occidentale, del periodo achemenide, IV secolo a.C. Oggetti in metallo pregiato con terminazione zoomorfa erano impiegati nelle cerimonie e nei banchetti regali e la valenza rituale di questo tipo di manufatto è confermata dai testi, come dal cerimoniale di corte assiro. Il serbatoio conico fortemente rastremato con testa d’animale definisce la rarità di attestazione e l’originalità del modello.

Calice con serbatoio conico scanalato e terminazione a testa taurina Qasr-e Shirin (Iran occidentale), periodo achemenide, IV secolo a.C. Argento, sbalzo, incisione h. 13,4 cm; d. max 7 cm inv. 5846

Sempre iraniani, ma del periodo sasanide, VI-VII secolo d.C., sono una serie di elementi di cintura: puntale, fibbia con ardiglione e placca, placche e pendenti in oro, manufatto realizzato unendo diverse tecniche come fusione, granulazione, battitura e incisione. L’arte dei Sasanidi ha svolto un ruolo fondamentale nella trasmissione al mondo tardoantico e medievale della più autentica eredità culturale e spirituale dell’Oriente antico, dell’Occidente ellenistico-romano e dell’Eurasia. Nel tardo periodo, con l’intensificarsi dei contatti commerciali e politici, si accentuò un particolare processo di globalizzazione artistica a forte connotazione iranica, che spiega l’originalità e la peculiarità formale e decorativa di alcuni modelli.

Elementi di cintura (n. 33): puntale, fibbia con ardiglione e placca, placche e pendenti Iran, periodo sasanide, VI-VII sec. d.C. Oro, fusione, granulazione, battitura, incisione g. 371 inv. 1978.2157

Dall’India, dal Rajasthan del XVIII secolo, arriva l’acquerello opaco su carta raffigurante un diagramma cosmologico di ambito jainista. La dottrina jaina non prevede un dio creatore e ordinatore, considera l’universo non una forma illusoria ma una realtà regolata da proprie leggi, che esiste da sempre e sempre esisterà. La complessa cosmologia che ne deriva, caratterizzata dall’utilizzo dell’astronomia e della matematica e basata sulla teoria del karman, porta alla realizzazione di immagini per la meditazione sul rapporto tra il microcosmo e il macrocosmo e a manoscritti geografico-cosmologici sul mondo degli uomini denominati Kṣetrasamāsa.

Diagramma cosmologico India, Rajasthan, XVIII secolo Acquerello opaco su carta h. 25,5 cm; l. 28,8 cm inv. 21743 – Donazione Mutti

Dalla Cina settentrionale del II millennio a.C. (cultura Qijia o dinastia Shang) arriva invece un elemento decorativo o amuleto in giada. La giada, già importante per queste culture, nelle dinastie successive fu assunta tra i più alti simboli di nobiltà e di ricchezza dell’aristocrazia e la Scuola daoista ne esaltò le proprietà taumaturgiche.

Elemento decorativo o amuleto Cina settentrionale, II millennio a.C. (cultura Qijia o dinastia Shang) Giada (nefrite) h. 6,5 cm; l. 4,85 cm inv. 5304 – Donazione Manlio Fiacchi e Antonia Gisondi 1970

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