Stolen (Lost) Information Page of Culture Relics
Stone crouching lion on north side of Jianling Mausoleum' East Gate site
Number of Publication：
BD0003/11.2017
Type of Damage：
Stolen Cultural Relics
Age：
Tang Dynasty(618 A.D.-907A.D.)
Size
(Length * width * height cm)：
130.0cm
*74.0cm
*150.0cm
Quality：
2500kg
Craft and Technique：
Chipping
Save state：
Partially Destroyed and Decayed
Detail Stolen Location：
East Gate site of Jianling Mausoleum on Wujiang Mountain,north of Suoshan Village,Zhaoling Town,Liquan County,Shaanxi Province
Time of Cultural Relics Stealing：
2010-04
Time of Publication：
2017-11-14
Registering Units：
Liquan County Public Security Bureau
DESCRIPTION OF FEATURES
Description of Features：
This stone tomb guardian lion has bulging eyes that is looking straight ahead; exposed teeth from the closing mouth; naturally drooping manes; looping fur in tips, and a slightly damage on the left leg. The lion is 1.5 meters high, 1.3 meters long, and 0.74 meters wide in chest. The left leg bears the inscription” 七月十一起” (pinyin:Qi Yue Shi Yi Qi ;meaning since July 11th ) while the chest bears the regular script inscription “民此远备”(pinyin:Min Ci Yuan Bei).These words are illegible.
Local feature description：
N/A
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