Handwritings of emperors

Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty wrote regular script “Jiuhua Shengjing”. Every character is 58 cm long and 40 cm wide, the whole paper is 192.5 cm in length and 95 cm in width. In the 44th year of Kangxi Period (1705), Emperor Xuanye made an inspection tour in the south and returned to Jiangning government office in March, then he wrote regular script for the temple of Mountain Jiuhua and sent it to the temple. Now it is kept in Jiuhua historical Museum. Regular script “Fen Tuo Pu Jiao” was written on a piece of valuable golden paper. Every character of it is 58 cm long and 41 cm wide with the whole paper being 212 cm in length and 76 cm in width. It was written by Emperor Hongli when he was touring in south of the Yangtze River in 1766 at the request of the two river area governor named Gao Jin. It was written for temples in Mountain Jiuhua and is now kept in Jiuhua historical Museum.

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