Dazhalugongji Tablet is located on the south side in front of Podala Palace. It was built by Tulufan Zanpuyi Songdezan his senior general, Zhadalugong to command his troops to attack Chang An in the reign of Dangguangde first year (763 years). The body of the stele assumes square cylinder shape, the lower is wide and the upper is narrow. The stone monument comprised of three storeys. The stele hat is on the top. The north, east and south sides were in Tibetan characters. Although it went through wind and rain for more than a thousand year, the handwriting is still clear. It is an important cultural relic to study the Tulufan slavery society, the local state power and the Tang Dynasty central political power relations history.


Name:Lhasa Dazhalugongji Tablet (Dazhalugong Jigong Bei)
City:Lhasa
Address:on the south side in front of Podala Palace
Admission:Free

This article was posted on 2007-08-22
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