1. Liu Yuchu's Ningling stone carving is located in Qilin Town outside Qilin Gate in Nanjing. There are a pair of two-winged stone beasts in front of the mausoleum, Tianlu in the east and Qilin in the west, each 3 meters long and high. Tianlu's chest and abdomen are severely denuded, with limbs missing, legs and tail broken; Qilin's top and palate are incomplete, and its waist and limbs are all missing. There are cracks. The shape of the stone animals is steady and solemn, similar to the style of stone carvings in the Han Dynasty. It is the earliest stone carving in the Southern Dynasty.
2． The stone carvings of the Wan'an Mausoleum of Emperor Chen Wu and Chen Baxian were in Shimachong, Shangfang Township, outside Gaoqiao Gate, Jiangning District. Today, there are one Tianlu and Qilin. The northern stone beast is relatively complete, with a length of 2.60 meters and a height of 2.57 meters. The southern stone beast is 2.72 meters long and 2.28 meters high. It is broken from the neck, the chest is shattered, and the mutilation is serious. Both beasts have wings but no horns, their mouths are open and their tongues are hanging, and their beards are touching their chests. The decorations on their bodies are relatively simple, their shapes are simple, and their styles are unique.
3. The stone carvings of Chen Qianyong Ningling Mausoleum are located in Shizichong, southeast of Ganjia Lane and north of Xiangshan Mountain, Qixia District, Nanjing. In front of the mausoleum are two stone beasts, Tianlu and Qilin, facing each other from east to west. The neck and waist of Tianlu in the east were broken but have been repaired. The unicorn in the west is relatively complete, with a length of 3.10 meters, a chest width of 1.45 meters, and a height of 2.85 meters. It has a single horn and two wings, eyes and mouth, an upturned tongue tip, drooping beard and beard, and two wings carved with scales and lined with feathers. Pattern, decorated with curly hair patterns all over the body.
4． The tomb of Xiao Hong, King Jinghui of Liang Linchuan, is located in Zhangku Village outside Xianhemen in the northeastern suburbs. There are two existing stones to ward off evil spirits, two tortoises, two tablets and two stone pillars, facing east and west. Dong Pixie was originally buried upside down in a ditch. The base was broken and the buttocks were damaged, but they were later repaired. The evil-warming figure has rounded wings, strong muscles and strong bones, and a fat body, showing a fierce and fierce look. It is the best stone carving of the Southern Dynasty mausoleums in Nanjing.
5． Xiao Xiu's tomb stone carvings are located in Ganjiaxiang Primary School in the northeastern suburbs of Nanjing. It is the most abundant and complete tomb stone carvings in the Southern Dynasties. There are two stone wards off evil spirits, one stone pillar, one stone pillar base, three stone tablets and two tablet bases. The two evil spirits face each other from east to west, 18 meters apart. The east ward off evil spirits is complete, while the west ward off evil spirits are slightly damaged. Both have huge bodies and are covered with furry patterns. There are three Shinto stele, two upright and one down. The inscription was written by Bei Yiyuan, a calligrapher of the Southern Dynasties. It is of great value to the study of the history of calligraphy.
6． The stone carvings of Xiao Zhen's tomb are located in the west of Ganjia Lane in the northeastern suburbs of Nanjing. There are two stones to ward off evil spirits, one tortoise and one stone tablet in front of the tomb. Among them, the east ward off evil spirits is 3.75 meters long and 2.95 meters high. There is also a small ward off evil spirits under the abdomen, which is vivid in shape. In addition, the stele of Xiao Chen's tomb is tall and complete, with exquisite carvings and gorgeous decorations. The inscription was written by Bei Yiyuan, a great calligrapher at that time.
7. The stone carvings of the tomb of Xiao Zheng, Minhou of Liang Jian'an: located in the farmland of Liujiabian Village, Chunhua Town, Jiangning District, Nanjing. There are 4 stone carvings of 2 types existing in front of the tomb, including two stone wards off evil spirits, one male and one female. The two existing Shinto stone pillars in Xiao Zhengli's tomb are both severely weathered.
In addition, as far as I know, there are some relics of the Six Dynasties in Qixia Temple. Qixia Temple was first built in the Southern Dynasties. The relocation of Baima Park has protected a number of stone carvings from the Six Dynasties scattered throughout Nanjing. In addition, the Nanjing Museum and the Nanjing Municipal Museum also have many collections. There is a six-day pine in Southeast University