Four-ridge Pillar

     Built in the Ming Dynasty, the pillar is 1.13 meters high with a base of 1.36 meters long and 1.30 meters wide. Inscribed on its front face are the Chinese characters in seal script Taibo Mu (Taibo Tomb), the contours of which are sketched with two concave lines. It is decorated on its rim with patterns of double dragons playing with a pearl and is topped with a crown. On the side facing the east is the Epitaph of Rebuilding Taibo Tomb written by Yang Wen in 1501, the 14^th year of Hongzhi of the Ming Dynasty. On the side facing the north is the Epitaph of Taibo written by Gao Panlong in 1623, the 3^rd year of Tianqi of the Ming Dynasty.