Height 2 18, width 84 cm. Both sides are engraved with the words *** 15, 15.
It is a cliff stone carving published in Qin Dynasty, also known as Yishan stone carving, Yishan tablet, Yishan stone carving, Yishan stone carving, Yishan tablet and Yishan tablet. It is divided into two parts. The first half (imperial edict) was engraved in the 28th year of Qin Shihuang. The stone carving was originally in Shumen, Yishan, Zouxian County, Shandong Province, and was destroyed in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The existing stone carvings of the Song Dynasty are in Anbeilin, and those of the Yuan Dynasty are in Zoucheng Museum.
The first half of "Carving Stone on Yishan Mountain" is engraved with the word 144, which praises the just war of Qin Shihuang and the benefits brought to the people by the unified and centralized feudal country; In the second half, 79 words were engraved, which recorded that when Reese accompanied Qin Ershi on a patrol, he wrote to ask Qin Shihuang to immediately carve an imperial edict beside the stone.
It turned out that Qin Yishan's seal script tablet stood in Yishan's book door. According to printed records, in the Northern Wei Dynasty, Emperor Taizu knocked down this monument when he climbed Yishan. However, due to their great fame, many literati and dignitaries went to copy, and the local officials and people were tired of coping all the year round, so they burned them with firewood. The Stone Carving of Yishan, now in the forest of steles in Anbei, was actually made by Xu Xianlin in the Southern Tang Dynasty, and was reprinted by Zheng Wenbao in the fourth year of Song Chunhua (993), with a history of about 1000 years ago.