东海琅琊郡界域刻石

The boundary stone inscriptions in Donghai contain ancient territorial markings from multiple periods, documenting administrative divisions and regional governance methods.

The site dates back to the Han Dynasty, when local authorities used stone carvings to establish and record the boundaries of Langya Commandery in eastern China.

These stone inscriptions demonstrate early Chinese calligraphy styles and administrative documentation methods, serving as physical records of ancient territorial management.

Visitors can access the stone inscriptions through guided tours that include detailed explanations of the ancient text and historical context of the site.

The inscriptions reveal specific information about local governance structures and territorial divisions that existed over 2000 years ago in eastern China.

Location: Jiangsu

GPS coordinates: 34.76020,119.33260

Latest update: March 13, 2025 19:32