Monument on the table of Zen

[Monument to the Buddhist Memorial]

Vertical: 192 cm, horizontal: 106.5 cm. Donated by Zhu Yiyu and his family
This is a rubbing of the Ming Dynasty. The words “Winter in the first year of the reign of Wei Huang” and “The emperor received Zen” are not played. Huang Yi identified it, signed it and sealed it with “the gold and stone obtained by Komatsu”
The monument was erected in the first year of the Three Kingdoms period (220 years). In October of the first year of Yankang’s reign, Emperor Xiandixun of the Eastern Han Dynasty was located at Cao Pi, the king of the Wei Dynasty. Pi immediately ascended the throne and became emperor, and changed the Great Wei Dynasty into the early Yellow Dynasty. At the end of October, this monument was carved to record his “abdication” by the Han Dynasty. Calligraphy is the same as “Shangzun Hao”. Yang Shoujing’s “Learning from Calligraphy” says: “The writing is as sharp as a broken blade, so it is the ancestor of authentic calligraphy in the Six Dynasties.” The monument is located at the site of Han Xiandi Temple, the ancient city of Cao Wei in Linying, Henan Province
Huang Yi’s bibliography of small Penglai Pavilion