Cliff Inscriptions by Li Yuangang

Li Yuangang Cliff Inscriptions

The Li Yuangang Cliff Inscriptions are a protected cultural relic of Jiangxi Province.

The cliff inscriptions by Li Yuangang (also known as: Yuan Gong Stele) were inscribed and engraved in stone by the renowned Southern Song Dynasty figure Li Yuangang in the 11th year of the Jiading era (1218) with the carvings completed in the 12th year (1219). The Li Yuangang cliff inscriptions are located in the mountain fields between Tianwei Village and Xiangcheng Forest Farm, approximately 2 li east of Tianwei Village in Hongxing Village, Zhaoxian Town, Wanli District, Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province. They are carved on one side of a natural granite rock and are among the famous cliff inscriptions of Nanchang's Western Hills.

In March 2018, they were announced as part of the sixth batch of provincial-level protected cultural relics in Jiangxi Province.

Hongxing Village: Hongxing Village…… More details about Hongxing Village++

Further Reading:

· Sixth Batch of Protected Cultural Relics of Jiangxi Province