The preface to the Wulan Pavilion in the “Star Phoenix Tower Calligraphy”

[Ming Tuo’s “Star Phoenix Tower Postage” defines the preface of the Wulan Pavilion]

Ming Tuo’s “Star Phoenix Tower Postage” defines the preface of the Wulan Pavilion, and the butterfly is mounted, dug, mounted, and painted with thick ink. The ink paper is split. The first opening is 26.3 cm long and 35.1 cm horizontal
This post is included in the “Star Phoenix Tower Post • Ugly Collection”. The first inscription of the post is “Jin You General Kuaiji’s Book of Internal History Wang Xizhi”. The words “forever”, “meeting”, “pavilion”, “repair”, “group”, “qing”, “exciting”, “water”, “column”, “zhi”, “xu you”, “qing”, “xin”, “zai”, “you”, “shi”, “shu”, “shi” and other words in the text are missing, and the words “monk” are filled in the right side of line 15
The “Star Phoenix Tower”, or the inscription of Cao Yan in the Song Dynasty, or the inscription of Cao Shimian, has not been circulated in the Song Dynasty, and has been handed down to the Ming Dynasty. This post is an old collection of the Qing Dynasty Palace and is described in the “Three Collections of Shiqu Treasures”. The seal script at the beginning of the volume is carved with the name “Star Phoenix Tower”, and the volume is arranged in order of the local branches. The seal script is carved with the words “Subset” and so on. The seal script at the end of the volume is carved with two lines of “Wang Zhengyue in the spring of the third year of Shaosheng (1096) copied the stone”. Volume I Han and Wei people’s script, Volume II to Volume VII Jin people’s script, Volume VIII Song, Qi, Liang and Chen people’s script, Volume IX to Volume XII Tang people’s script. Seal: “Shiqu Treasure Collection”, “Three Collections of Treasure Collection”, “Sanxi Hall Precise Seal”, “Suitable for descendants”, “Jiaqing Imperial Treasure”, “Jiaqing Appreciation”, “Wuling Huabo Book”, etc


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