Taishan stone carving
In order to systematically sort out this historical and cultural heritage, Zhonghua Book Company published the Stone Carvings on Mount Tai (10 volumes) edited by Yuan Mingying, a native of Tai 'an, Shandong Province, and edited by Ji Xianlin, Ren and Ouyang. This book * * * collects more than 6,000 kinds of stone carvings and steles in Mount Tai and its surrounding areas from ancient times to the present, of which more than 200 kinds are not recorded in relevant works in past dynasties. It has the characteristics of rich collection, accurate identification, complete photos, rubbings and records, and is of irreplaceable importance to the study of ancient history, literature, calligraphy, tourism, religion, aesthetics, philosophy and folk customs in Mount Tai and even in China.
There are more than 6,200 kinds of stone carvings on Mount Tai, which are divided into 1 1 carriers, such as steles, cliffs, stone carvings, tomb towers, classics, epitaphs, plaques, archways, stone pillars, bridges and pavilions. As far as calligraphy is concerned, it includes seven categories, such as regular script, running script, cursive script, official script and seal script, like official script in Qin Dynasty. It shows the development course of China's calligraphy art, and forms the open-air China Calligraphy Museum and China Stone Carving Culture Museum with aesthetic, historical and philological values. The book contains 9957 photos of stone carvings, including more than 6000 kinds of stone carvings in Taishan and its surrounding areas from prehistoric times to modern times, of which more than 200 kinds are not described in related works of past dynasties.
According to the name "Taishan Stone Carving" you described, there should be thousands of calligraphy works.
Taishan stone carving
Qin Taishan Stone Carving was founded in the 28th year of Qin Shihuang (2 19 BC), which is the earliest Taishan Stone Carving. At this moment, Ishihara is divided into two parts: the first half was carved by Qin Shihuang when he visited Mount Tai in 2 19 BC, with the words *** 144; The second half was engraved in the first year of Qin Ershi Hu Hai's accession to the throne (209 BC), with 78 words. The stone carving is wide and narrow on all sides, with 22 lines of lettering, each line is 12 words and ***222 words. Both inscriptions were written by Li Si. The only word left in Qin Ershi's imperial edict is 10, that is, "Please die when I am ill", also known as "Taishan Cross". According to the Records of Tai 'an County in the Eighth Year of Qing Daoguang (1828), in the fourth year of Song Zhenghe (114), he carved stones on the jade girl pool in Daiding, where he could read 146 words, and 76 words were erased. During the Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, Xu, who was in Beijing, moved this stone to the East Palace of Yuan Jun Palace. At that time, there were only four lines and 29 words left in the imperial edict of II, that is, "I asked for the imperial edict because I understood that I asked for death." In the fifth year of Qianlong reign (1740), Bi Xia Temple was destroyed by fire and the stone carvings were lost.
Taishan rubbings are 29 characters, and 10 is common. The rubbings handed down from ancient times should be based on the rubbings of the Song Dynasty collected in Ming Dynasty in Anguo, Wuxi, with a total of 165 words. This collection was collected by Nakamura (1866) on July 1st, 15th year of Showa (1940). Another 53-word book was also copied by the famous works series of Japan, Shang Zhen Society of Shanghai Art Garden, Japanese Bookstore and Erxuan Society. Among the Qin stone carvings, only this one really has Langyatai stone carvings, and the rest are imitated by later generations.
If the answer is "Taishan Stone Carvings" (not "Taishan Stone Carvings"), it is Li Si's calligraphy works.