The "Divine Strategy Military Monument" is the masterpiece of Liu Gongquan, a calligrapher during the time of Emperor Wuzong of Tang. The full title is "Emperor Patrol Left Shen Ce Junji Shengde Monument", Tang Wuzong Huichang three years (843 AD) erected in the forbidden place of the imperial palace, the size of the stele is unknown, Choi Hyun wrote an article, Liu Gongquan book. The first paragraph mainly praises the virtue of Emperor Wuzong of Tang, Li Yan, and describes the grand situation of his sacrifice in the first year of Huichang, while the latter paragraph recounts the decline of the Uighurs and the surrender of the great chieftain, which has important historical value. This stele was written by Choi Hyun, a scholar of Hanlin, and written by Liu Gongquan, a judge of jihyeon-won, which adds to the artistic value of this stele. Because Liu Gongquan was a regular attendant of Zuo Sanqi at that time, and was also a first-class calligrapher of the dynasty, Liu Gongquan was ordered to write the "Divine Strategy Military Monument", so he was very solemn and did his best.
When he wrote "The Monument to the Divine Strategy", Liu Gongquan was 66 years old. The "Zuo Shen Strategist Army" was one of the most elite troops of Tang Tianzi. Because Liu Gongquan was a regular attendant of Zuo San at that time, and he was also a first-class scribe of the dynasty, the emperor ordered him to write. Because it was written according to the will, Liu Gongquan's writing was particularly solemn and did his best, and the words he wrote were dignified and strict, which was more vigorous and concise than the "Xuan secret pagoda stele" written two years earlier.
Because the original stele is hidden in the Forbidden Palace, there are fewer excavations, and the rough stones have long been destroyed, and only the only one preserved by the Northern Song Dynasty is the only one. According to the Song Dynasty epigrapher Zhao Mingcheng's "Records of the Golden Stone": The original Tuoben was divided into two volumes, but unfortunately the next volume has been lost.
The first volume belonged to the Southern Song Dynasty, and there was a chapter of "QiuYuan Book" on it, and the last page had a "seal" seal. After Jia Xiangdao was deposed, this book was returned to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, returned to the Hanlin Guoshi Academy in the Yuan Dynasty, ming entered the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and after the death of the Ming Dynasty, it was returned to the Qing people Sun Chengze, Liang Qingbiao, An Yizhou, Zhang Rongfang and others. In the middle of the last century, this originally flowed in Hong Kong.
In 1965, under the personal care of Premier Zhou Enlai, it was purchased for a large amount of money and is now stored in the National Library in Beijing. The existing photocopy of Tan Jing, the reprint of the Yiyuan True Appreciation Society, and the photocopy of the Ke Gong edition of the Beijing Cultural Relics Publishing House are all good models for learning willow characters.
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Because of its age and lack of protection, even the best things have been seriously damaged. After being discovered, despite the efforts to restore, it was still unable to obtain its original appearance. Although there are many rubbings, there are not too many that are really clear and damageless. The following pictures are the only ones that are better for the reference of book lovers.
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