Manchu-Mongolian Stone Tablet

Manchu-Mongolian Stone Tablet

The Manchu-Mongolian Stone Tablet is a cultural relic protection unit of Jilin Province.

Manchu-Mongolian Stone Tablet

Batch and announcement date: Second batch, 1981.4.20

Address: Kulicun Village, Changshan Township, Qianguo County

Era: Qing Dynasty

Category: Stone carving

Managing unit: Qianguo County Cultural Relics Management Office

Open to public: No

This tablet is located in front of Kulitun, Changshan Town, Qianguo County, commonly known as the "Kuli Tablet." Because the inscriptions on the tablet are in both Manchu and Mongolian, in 1981 the People's Government of Jilin Province approved this tablet as a second-batch provincial-level key cultural relics protection unit. This tablet was erected by Emperor Shunzhi of the early Qing Dynasty in honor of his maternal grandparents and has a history of over 340 years. The stone tablet consists of three parts: the top tablet, the main body, and the base, with a total height of 5.82 meters. The entire tablet, from top to base, is exquisitely carved with a perfect design. The front of the main body bears 383 inscriptions in Manchu and Mongolian.