Gushan Temple Earthquake Stele
The Gushan Temple Earthquake Stele is a cultural relic protection unit of Zhengzhou City.
The Gushan Temple Earthquake Stele is located inside Gushan Temple in Xigou Natural Village, Jiayu Administrative Village, Jiayu Town, Xingyang City. The main hall was rebuilt in modern times, facing south with its back to the north. The earthquake stele is embedded in the eastern wall of the temple. It dates back to the 20th year of the Jiaqing reign during the Qing Dynasty (1815). The stele is 0.56 meters high and 0.6 meters wide, with vine patterns carved along its edges. It features upright script, with a total of 23 lines: the first 8 lines contain the main text in larger characters, with 14 characters per line. The next 3 lines record the grain prices at the time, followed by the names of donors who contributed to the temple’s repair and the year the stele was erected. There is no record of the author or calligrapher, nor is there a title.
The Second Batch of Key Cultural Relic Protection Units in Zhengzhou City
Address: Gushan Temple, Jiayu Town, Xingyang City
Information Source: Zhengzhou Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics
Jiayu Town: Jiayu Town was formerly known as Jiayu Township and was upgraded to a town in May 1994. It is under the jurisdiction of Xingyang City, Henan Province. Located 12 kilometers southeast of downtown Xingyang, 15 kilometers southwest of downtown Zhengzhou, and 20 kilometers northeast of downtown Xinmi, it lies within the “golden triangle” area. The town covers a total area of 83.7 square kilometers, governs 26 village committees and one neighborhood committee. Postal code: 450123. It is part of a shallow hill and hilly region, where the main mountain range consists of extensions of Mount Song. The terrain is higher in the southwest and lower in the northeast, gradually sloping from west to east. Plains, hills, and mountains each account for one-third of the area. The region has a temperate continental monsoon climate, with major... More details about Jiayu Town++
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