Zhangshui God Stone Tablet, Chongguang Village Introduction
Shi Gandan Appearance: Stele-shaped Shi Gandan Inscription: Text, Symbol Construction Form: Slab stone arc dimensions: 0.41M*0.16M*1.28M Orientation: Southwest 197° Inscription Content: Thunder decree, auspicious, benefit, and integrity, subduing the general of the water, breaking the thirty-six heavenly gates and seventy-two earthly kills. The area of Chongguangli, commonly known as Houkutan before the restoration, has terrain that is high in the south and low in the north. Early on, during rain, water accumulated forming three ponds, namely "Ri Pond," "Zhong Pond," and "Yue Pond." During the expansion of Weiling Temple in the 24th year of the Republic of China, the Lingxiao Pagoda was renovated, and the "Zhangshui God" stone tablet was installed. It is said to be used to break the "water arrow" flowing from the southern fields towards the settlement, and the bow-shaped face of Yue Pond is directed towards the northern Houmen, thus having the function of breaking the water phobia of Houmen. Source: Partially excerpted from "Chongguangli Sun Moon Lake Introduction."
