Twenty-Four Stone Slabs of Jiangdong

Twenty-Four Stone Slabs of Jiangdong

The Twenty-Four Stone Slabs of Jiangdong is a cultural relic protection unit of Jilin Province.

Twenty-Four Stone Slabs of Jiangdong

Batch and announcement date: Fifth batch, February 26, 1999

Address: Jiangdong Township, Dunhua City

Period: Bohai Kingdom (698–926 AD)

Category: Ancient site

Managing organization: Dunhua Cultural Relics Management Office

Open to public: No

Situated on a high mound in the southeast of Dunhua City, approximately 300 meters north of the Mudan River and south of National Highway 201. The site consists of twenty-four large basalt slabs arranged in three rows from north to south, covering an area of 90 square meters. Scattered within the site are relics such as flat tiles, tubular tiles, and drip tiles. Based on their characteristics, the approximate period is preliminarily determined to be the Bohai–Liao and Jin dynasties.