Ming Tuo East Han Yi Ying Stele

[Ming Tuo East Han Dynasty Yiying Stele]

The Yiying Stele, the full name of which is “Lu Xiang Yiying asked to set up a monument to the history of the hundred stone soldiers in the Confucius Temple”. No amount. The official script has 18 lines and 40 characters. In the first year of Yongxing of Emperor Huan (153), the monument was erected at the Confucius Temple in Qufu, Shandong Province
This rubbings is the Ming Dynasty rubbings collected by the Palace Museum. The ink is thick and thin, the shape is rich and clear, and the word “Bi” still exists. Each page is 28.2 cm vertically and 14.6 cm horizontally. There are Wang Daxie’s observation section, “Zhao’s Book Village Collection of Gold and Stone”, “Xiaoshan Zhu’s Collection of Rare Books” and other Tibetan and Indian publications
This tablet records the words of Lu Yiying, the former prime minister of Situ Wu Xiong and Sikong Zhao Jie. Yiying wrote a letter to ask a hundred stone soldiers to be placed in the Confucius Temple to take charge of the sacrificial ceremony in the temple. This tablet has a square structure, well-balanced bones and flesh, rigorous method, square and round strokes, and elegant style. It is a typical work in the mature period of Hanli, belonging to the square and straight way. The calligraphers of the past dynasties praised this monument very much. Fang Shuoyun of the Qing Dynasty said: “The characters are square and thick, which is enough to call the beauty of the temple.” He Shaoji said that this monument: “It is powerful and powerful. It opens a door that is meaningful later, and it is solemn and comfortable.”
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