Zhangcheng tombstone
Located in Nanzhangshi County Cemetery, Baihai Village, Nanluji Town, chengwu. Weng Zhong stands five meters to the east, and there are Shinto and Shilin Gate in Wengzhongnan. Zhang's father was a Chinese medicine practitioner in the Yuan Dynasty. He transported salt to the Huaihe River. He died in the fourth year (A.D. 13 1 1) and was buried in Chengwu. The tombstone was erected in March of the second year of Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 13 15), and the inscription was given by Hanlin. Known as the "three wonders" by the world, the historic sites have always been treasured by the world, and people of all ages can often feel them. The stone tablet is bluestone, with a height of 440cm, a width of120cm and a thickness of 44cm. It's decapitation, with a grand system, 22 lines of inscription and 60 words. Most of the tortoise shells have been silted up and buried underground, and most of the inscriptions are intact and can be read through. This tablet is written in Shu Lang's regular script, and the font is beautiful. It is unique, steady, exquisite, rigorous and elegant, and it is one of the rare representative works of Zhao Meng. 198 1 year, Shandong Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau allocated special funds to build a monument building, 1989, which was announced as a county-level cultural relics protection unit. In 2009, Zhangcheng Tombstone was announced by Heze Municipal People's Government as the first batch of municipal cultural relics protection units.
Source: Heze Local Records Office.