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Stone Carvings of Wang Jing’s Tomb

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Wang Jing, a renowned high-ranking official during the Ming Dynasty’s Chenghua era, was posthumously honored by imperial decree and buried with great ceremony in his hometown, Dabaichang Village, Banquan Town, Junan County. Covering an area of 30 acres, the tomb site includes four stone steles bestowed by the emperor, dozens of commemorative tablets, and the “Stone Carvings of Wang Jing’s Tomb” — a symmetrical arrangement along the spirit way of stone statues such as civil officials (wengzhong), stone horses, stone sheep, and stone tigers. These cultural relics offer visitors a glimpse into the rich ancient heritage of Junan...

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Wang Jing, a renowned high-ranking official during the Ming Dynasty’s Chenghua era, was posthumously honored by imperial decree and buried with great ceremony in his hometown, Dabaichang Village, Banquan Town, Junan County. Covering an area of 30 acres, the tomb site includes four stone steles bestowed by the emperor, dozens of commemorative tablets, and the “Stone Carvings of Wang Jing’s Tomb” — a symmetrical arrangement along the spirit way of stone statues such as civil officials (wengzhong), stone horses, stone sheep, and stone tigers. These cultural relics offer visitors a glimpse into the rich ancient heritage of Junan.