Stele of Confucius Temple in Lu

[Lu Confucius Temple Stele]

Vertical: 22.5 cm, horizontal (half open): 11.7 cm. Donated by Zhu Yiyu and his family
This is the Ming Dynasty rubbings. It is 23 Kai. The “body” character and the “music” part can be seen. The “talent” character of the “great sage” has not been damaged on the left, the “ten” part in the upper left corner of the “zai” character of the “thousand years” still exists, and the “wei chong” word has not been damaged. Huang Yi’s seal is “Komatsu”
The monument was erected in the second year of the reign of the Three Kingdoms (221). The inscription on the tablet records that Confucius, the 21st grandson of Confucius, was granted the title of a marquis, which led to the interpretation of Confucius and the repair of Confucius Temple. The structure is neat, the style of the book is simple and ancient, and the momentum is magnificent. It is in the same line with the Xianyu Huang Stele and the Zhangqian Stele, which were won by the square pen in the end of the Han Dynasty, and is the representative of Weili. Hong Shi’s “Li Shi” said, “Wei Li can treasure four tablets, which is the crown.” Yang Shoujing’s “Ping Bei Ji” said, “This tablet wins with a square board, a little dissatisfied with it, and a little frugal. Six generations have divided the regular script of this kind, but there are few similar ones in the Northern Qi Dynasty.” The tablet is now in the Han and Wei steles in Qufu, Shandong Province
Huang Yi’s bibliography of small Penglai Pavilion


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