Summary: It is also known as the "Record of the Great Statue of Maitreya made at Chongning Temple", which was erected in April in the sixteenth year of the Sui Kai Emperor (596), in the Kaiyuan Temple in Dingxian County, Hebei, and moved into the Chong'en Temple in the eighteenth year of Daoguang (1838). Lishu, the calligraphy is exquisite and beautiful. The stele has "Temple Monk Hongsheng and Other Buddha Statues". The "Zhengxie Temple Stele" is broken into four sections, and the remnants are unbearable to read, but the text is detailed, and it can still be inferred that the Seven Emperors Temple in the sixteenth year of the Kai Emperor was changed to the Zhengxie Temple, and traced the history of the Northern Wei Taihe and the sixteenth year until the sixteenth year of the Sui Kai Emperor. It is a whole paper with a silk edge framed into a shaft. The signature of the predecessor ink pen is inscribed "Ming Tuo Ben Han Remnant Stele", and Zhang Tingji's ink pen Guan Bao is attached. The words are clear and the paper and ink are old.
