Role of Yi Ying
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- Dynamic:Han dynamic
- Category:Calligraphic model books
- Author:Anonymous
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The “Yiying Stele” was built in the first year of Emperor Huan’s Yongxing of the Eastern Han Dynasty (153), and the author has yet to be verified. The inscription records Kong Lin, the 19th grandson of Confucius, and requests that the temple be customized according to the Han Dynasty, set up a hundred stone history, and be responsible for the ritual vessels of the Confucius Temple and various ceremonies of the Spring and Autumn Festival. After hearing about it from Yi Ying, the former minister of Lu, and Xiang Ping, the later minister, as well as Wu Xiong, the Situ disciple, and Zhao Jie, the Sikong disciple, he finally won the title of the sage Kong He, who was elected to take the post with his virtue and filial piety. The original stele is located in Qufu, Shandong Province, also known as the “Confucius Stele”, which is currently located in the Confucius Temple in Qufu. The inscriptions on the tablet are written in official script, which is solemn and dignified. The people of the Qing Dynasty regarded it as a typical example of the Han Dynasty
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