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English: Epitaph of Xiaoling Mausoleum, Shaaxi History Museum

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Epitaph of Xiaoling Mausoleum
Northern Zhou Period (557-581)
Excavated from Xiaoling mausoleum of Emperor Wudi, Chenma village, Xianyang City
Collections of Shaanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology
The owner of the epitaph was Yuwen Yong, Emperor Wu (560-578) of Northern Zhou dynasty. He was from Xianbei nationality who settled down in nowadays Wuchuan, Inner Mongolia. He annexed the Northern Qi dynasty and unified the north China. Xiaoling was the first mausoleum which gave emergency excavation in Shaanxi, revealing its clear formation and abundant relics. The epitaph was made of limestone, the surface was engraved with three-graph characters in relief, reading "the mausoleum of Great Zhou Emperor Wudi". It is the only one surviving example of a complete set of epitaph by now.
中文(繁體):陝西歷史博物館藏孝陵墓志

博物館提供資料如下:

孝陵墓志
北周 (557-581年)
咸陽市陳馬村北周武帝孝陵出土
陝西省考古研究院藏
墓志的主人為北周武帝宇文邕,字禰羅突。代郡武川(今內蒙古武川西)鮮卑族人,公元560-578年在位,期間滅北齊,統一北方。孝陵是陝西省搶救發掘的第一座帝陵,陵墓形制清楚,遺物豐富。墓志為石灰岩質,志面陽刻篆書三行9字: "大周高祖武皇帝孝陵"。
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