Wuxiang Temple Cliff Inscriptions

The Wuxiang Temple Cliff Inscriptions are Ming stone inscriptions in what is now the Wuxiang Mountain scenic area, Honglan Subdistrict, Lishui District. The Nanjing municipal list of protected sites records them as Ming, at Wuxiang Mountain scenic area, Honglan Subdistrict. In listing the district's heritage, the district overview sets them alongside Wuxiang Temple, Tiansheng Bridge, the Yanzhi River, Changle Bridge, Putang Bridge, the Yongshou Pagoda and the tomb of the imperial son-in-law.

The municipal list gives only the level, period and location. It does not give the number of inscriptions or their texts, and the gazette notice for the municipal batch has not been traced.

Entry to be expanded. This is a skeleton entry: at present it guarantees only that the fields and sources are complete. Still to be added: the number and distribution of the inscriptions, their texts and calligraphy, the dates and authors of the carvings, their relation to Wuxiang Temple, their condition, and the batch notice for the municipal listing. Until then, no unverified inscription content will be entered.