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Great Jin Deshengtuo Stele 大金得胜陀颂碑Dàjīn Déshèngtuó Sòng Bēi
National heritage site · Songyuan, Jilin
- Time needed
- About 1 hour
- Days to budget
- Half a day
- City
- Songyuan
- Region
- Jilin
- Type
- Heritage
- Listed as
- National heritage site
About Great Jin Deshengtuo Stele
A bluestone stele 3.2 m tall, put up in 1185 by the Jin emperor Shizong to mark Deshengtuo, where his grandfather Wanyan Aguda swore in his troops before marching on the Liao city of Ningjiangzhou. The front carries a six-character seal-script title and Chinese text and the back Jurchen script, and it is described as the best-preserved Jurchen-language stele in north-east China. It stands under a stele pavilion in open countryside near Desheng town.
How to get to Great Jin Deshengtuo Stele
In the countryside about 3.5 km south-south-east of Desheng town and about 53 km north-west of Fuyu city, both in a straight line.
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