The Stele of Cao Quan in the Eastern Han Dynasty in the Early Ming Dynasty

[The Stele of Cao Quan in the Eastern Han Dynasty at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty]

The Stele of Cao Quan, the full name of which is the Stele of Cao Quan in the Order of the Emperor Heyang of the Han Dynasty, also known as the Stele of Cao Jing, was established in October of the second year of Emperor Zhongping (185). The monument is 253 cm high and 123 cm wide. Stele Yang has 20 lines, 45 lines, official script, and 5 inscriptions on the tablet yin. No amount. Forest of Steles in Xi’an, Tibet
This monument was unearthed in Xinli Village, Heyang (today’s Heyang), Shaanxi Province, at the beginning of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. It was once stored in the Heyang Confucius Temple, and was broken at the end of the Ming Dynasty
This is the original unearthed in the Ming Dynasty at the Palace Museum. The black ink is refined and refined. It was mounted in a volume in the Ming Dynasty, and it was an old collection for Wang Hong of Huayin in the early Qing Dynasty. Each page is 23.5 cm vertically and 10.8 cm horizontally. Seal “Wang Hong wrote the seal”, “Wang Shan Shi Xiao Yue Lou’s Secret Play” and other seven seals
This monument is the most prestigious among the Han steles and has a great impact on later generations. Zhao Guiyun of the Ming Dynasty said: “The inscription on the tablet is ancient, not less than the steles such as Shi Zu, Shi Chen, Han Qi, and the sacrificial utensil, and it is intact without any word missing. It is really precious.” Sun Chengze of the Qing Dynasty said: “The Stele of the End of Cao Jing came out of Heyang soil in Wanli, and the only ’cause’ is half missing, and the rest are intact. The calligraphy is elegant and elegant, and it is reflected before and after the sacrificial utensil stele, which is the most precious stone in the Han Dynasty.” Guo Zongchang’s “History of Gold and Stone”, Wang Chang’s “Collection of Gold and Stone” and other books.

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