Tombstone of Jizi in Yanling

The tombstone of Yanling Jizi is located in Yanling Town, Danyang City. When did this stele begin to be carved. The present stele was re copied in June 1511, the sixth year of Zhengde in Ming Dynasty. The fourth son of Shoumeng in the spring and Autumn period. The eldest son, Zhufan, wanted to pass on his brother to the kingdom. When Zhufan died, he passed on the rest of his brother's sacrifice. When Yumei died, he wanted to pass on Jizha. Jili didn't accept it and gave it to Yumei's son. Jizha was granted in Yanling, so it was called Jizi of Yanling. After his death, he set up a temple to worship. According to the records of the Tang Dynasty, the original three temples only exist in the South Temple. Behind the temple is the tomb of Ji Hao, and in front of the temple stands a stele of "Wu Ting Ling Tomb of a gentleman in Wu Ting Ling". It is said that the stele was written by Confucius. The ancients verified that the original stele had only six characters of "Wu Junzi" and four characters of "Tomb of Yanling" were ancient seal characters. The two characters were different. It was suspected that the Han people usurped the stele. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, the level of re carving. The monument is 2.45 meters high and 1.07 meters wide, with a round head. The cross is divided into two lines. There are Tang inscriptions on the left, right and bottom. Transportation: along Huning Expressway, get off at Jurong toll station, go up to 312 National Road to Shanghai, turn right at the sign of "Xinggong", and go straight along an asphalt road.

Tombstone of Jizi in Yanling

The tombstone of Jizi in Yanling, Danyang City, Jiangsu Province, was first carved in wukao. It is 2.45 meters high and 1.07 meters wide. It has a round head and two lines of cross. There are Tang inscriptions on the left, right and bottom.

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The tombstone of Jizi in Yanling is located in Yanling Town, Danyang City, Jiangsu Province. When did this stele begin to be carved. The present stele was re copied in June 1511, the sixth year of Zhengde in Ming Dynasty. The fourth son of Shoumeng in the spring and Autumn period. The eldest son, Zhufan, wanted to pass on his brother to the kingdom. When Zhufan died, he passed on the rest of his brother's sacrifice. When Yumei died, he wanted to pass on Jizha. Jili didn't accept it and gave it to Yumei's son. Jizha was granted in Yanling, so it was called Jizi of Yanling. After his death, he set up a temple to worship. According to the records of the Tang Dynasty, the original three temples only exist in the South Temple. Behind the temple is the tomb of Ji Hao, and in front of the temple stands a stele of "Wu Ting Ling Tomb of a gentleman in Wu Ting Ling". It is said that the stele was written by Confucius. The ancients verified that the original stele had only six characters of "Wu Junzi" and four characters of "Tomb of Yanling" were ancient seal characters. The two characters were different. It was suspected that the Han people usurped the stele. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, the level of re carving. The monument is 2.45 meters high and 1.07 meters wide, with a round head. The cross is divided into two lines. There are Tang inscriptions on the left, right and bottom.

Address: Yanling Town, Danyang City, Jiangsu Province

Longitude: 119.44562187256

Latitude: 31.889925334306

Chinese PinYin : Yan Ling Ji Zi Mu Bei