Inscribed Stones on Mount Tai of the Qin Dynasty

Qin Taishan inscription is located in the east royal seat of the temple scenic spot, No. 7 Chaoyang Street, Taishan City, Shandong Province. It is the earliest work of the Taishan stone inscription in the middle of the times. The inscription is the Ming Dynasty of Qin Shihuang and the second century, and the book by Li Siqi. The original 222 characters of the carving stone, after the vicissitudes, only the cross is now listed as a national cultural relics, which can be called rare treasures.

The temple is located at the foot of Mount Tai. There are many stone carvings here, all dynasties and generations. The history is very long. There are also monuments. Walking in the stone carvings of Mount Tai, you can feel the solemnity of the five mountains and understand the history of Mount Tai better.

The stone carving of Qin Taishan stands in 219 BC, the earliest stone carving of Taishan, written by Li Si in small lettering. The stone carving is divided into two parts: the first half sings praises of Qin Shihuang and the second half praises Qin II. However, after more than two thousand years, the carved stone that survived theft and fire has only nine and a half words left.

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I just saw it from the foot of the mountain, and I was more excited. Later, I saw more slowly, especially Daozhong Tianmen. It was everywhere, and I felt less excited.

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"Taishan Carving Stone" is also known as "Fengtai Mountain Stele", stone engraving on all sides. Xiaoyan, by the teacher Li Siqi book. Taishan carving stone is the earliest work of the Taishan stone carving in the times. It is now located on the west side of the terrace in front of the imperial palace in the east of the temple. The stone carving was originally next to the Yunv Pool on the top of Taishan Mountain, and later moved to the east of Bixia Yuanjun. In the five years of Qing Qianlong (1740), the carving was burned and disappeared. It was not until Jiaqing 20 years (1815) that it was found from the pool. It was broken into two, and it was moved to the temple. The original 222 words of the carving stone have been passed through the vicissitudes. Now only the cross remains: "Chen to the disease of the court to ask the court" seven words are complete, and the three words "Si ambiguous death" are incomplete. Qin Taishan carving stone is listed as a national-level cultural relics, which can be called a rare treasure.