Introduction to the Qiantang Zhizhai Museum construction project in Xin'an County?

Xin'an County Qiantang Zhizhai Museum is especially rich in Tang Zhizhi, with as many as 1,191 pieces. Zhang Binglin once used ancient seal script to inscribe "Qian Tang Zhi Zhai" on the forehead, and added a postscript at the end: "Zhang Boying of Xin'an received thousands of epitaphs from the Tang Dynasty, so he named it Zhai, which was written by Zhang Binglin." The origin of the name of Zhai is due to this. The following is a detailed introduction to Qiantang Zhizhai Museum in Xin'an County brought to you by Zhongda Consulting.

Xin'an County Qiantang Zhizhai Museum

There are 1,419 pieces of various types of collected stones in Xin'an County Qiantang Zhizhai Museum, including 1 from the Western Jin Dynasty, 2 from the Northern Wei Dynasty, 2 from the Sui Dynasty, There are 1,191 records of the Tang Dynasty, 22 records of the Five Dynasties, 88 records of the Song Dynasty, 1 record of the Yuan Dynasty, 30 records of the Ming Dynasty, 2 records of the Qing Dynasty, and 7 records of the Republic of China. In addition, there are 19 epitaph covers, as well as various other calligraphy, paintings, There are 54 pieces including statues, scripture pillars and tablets.

The stones in the Qiantang Zhizhai Museum in Xin'an County were collected by Zhang Fang from all over the country, mainly from Luoyang. Luoyang is known as the ancient capital of nine dynasties. From the Eastern Zhou Dynasty to the Song and Ming Dynasties, it was a place where humanities gathered. Mang Mountain in the north of the city stretches for more than a hundred kilometers from east to west. It is majestic and far away, with thick soil and low water, which is suitable for funerals. Therefore, dignitaries and wealthy businessmen in the past dynasties have all superstitiously believed that Mang Mountain is a geomantic treasure land. It is even effective for those in the south and north of the Yangtze River. His descendants traveled thousands of miles to be buried in Beimang. Therefore, there is a popular saying among the people that "I was born in Suzhou and Hangzhou, and I was buried in Beimang when I died". As a result, "there is little free land on the top of Beimang Mountain, and it is full of old tombs of Luoyang people."

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