Han Ying Yun Gen Jiao Introduction
On the southern side of Gugang Lake, Xiantai Mountain is one of the engraved stone relics created by Ming's Prince Lu. The regent prince Lu stayed on Kinmen Island for over ten years to resist the Qing dynasty and restore the Ming dynasty. The stone inscription, engraved during the 6th to 8th years of the Yongli reign (1652-1654), expresses his passionate sentiments and has been designated as a county historic site. Today, the Han Ying Yun Gen Stele consists of two sides with inscriptions in reverse. Legend has it that the original stele stood on a slope but later collapsed, causing the inscriptions to be inverted. Later generations sought similar rocks to replicate the inscriptions, thus forming the current Han Ying Yun Gen Stele with both regular and inverted inscriptions.
