Stele of the Sacrifice to the Three Dukes Mountain

Stele of the Sacrifice to the Three Dukes Mountain

The Stele of the Sacrifice to the Three Dukes Mountain is a cultural relic protection unit of Hebei Province.

The Stele of the Sacrifice to the Three Dukes Mountain is one of the most valuable and historically significant stone inscriptions. Carved in the fourth year of the Yuanchu era of the Han Dynasty (117 AD), it features seal script arranged in 10 rows with 17–20 characters per row. It is currently preserved on Fenglong Mountain in Yuanshi County, Hebei Province.

The *Stele of the Sacrifice to the Three Dukes Mountain*, officially named *Stele of Feng Jun, Governor of Changshan Commandery, for the Sacrifice to the Three Dukes Mountain*, is commonly known as the *Great Three Dukes Mountain Stele*. It was erected in the fourth year of the Yuanchu era of the Eastern Han Dynasty (117 AD). It is now located at the foot of Fenglong Mountain, thirty li northwest of Yuanshi County.

Further Reading:

· Fourth Batch of Cultural Relic Protection Units of Hebei Province