Peibo Stele Museum

　　Peibo Stele Museum (Second Batch of Provincial-Level Protected Sites)

　　Era: Ming Dynasty

　　Location: 30 meters east of Peibo Village, Liyuan Town, Wenxi County

　　The founding date is unknown. According to the 1875 edition of the Wenxi County Annals: “It has suffered repeated wars and fires and has been rebuilt in various dynasties.” The museum faces south and covers an area of 2,550 square meters. It currently has five stele rooms, which were rebuilt in the early 1970s, and preserves 15 intact stelae including the Divine Path Stele for Pei Guangting composed by Zhang Jiuling under the decree of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang; the Pei Hong Stele from the third year of the Tianhe era of the Northern Zhou Dynasty; the Pei Jingmin Inscription of the Tang Dynasty; the Pei Family Genealogy Continuation Stele from the Dading era of the Jin Dynasty; and the Ping Huai West Stele from the 20th year of the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty.