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Monument to Yiketangga

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Batch and announcement date of Monument to Yiketangga: Fourth batch, October 20, 1987 Address: Northeast of Halbalin Village, Dashitou Town, Dunhua City Era: Qing Dynasty Category: Stone carving Managing unit: Dunhua Cultural Relics Management Office Open to public: No

Monument to Yiketangga

The Monument to Yiketangga is a cultural relic protection unit of Jilin Province.

Monument to Yiketangga

Batch and announcement date: Fourth batch, October 20, 1987

Address: Northeast of Halbalin Village, Dashitou Town, Dunhua City

Era: Qing Dynasty

Category: Stone carving

Managing unit: Dunhua Cultural Relics Management Office

Open to public: No

Erected on a ridge at the border between Dunhua and Antu in the Halbalin Mountain Range, where there was a Qing Dynasty “official road.” This monument was built to commemorate Yiketangga, the then Vice Commander of Hunchun under the Qing Dynasty, who was promoted to Governor-General of Heilongjiang. There were originally four monuments, but only two remain today—one inscribed with “Virtue and Might Renowned” and the other with “Monument to Magistrate Yiketangga’s Virtuous Governance.”

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