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Jinshu

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    In the Jinshu (“History of the Jin Dynasty”), it is said of Du Yu (222–284 ce) that when he ordered monumental stelae to be carved with the records of his successes, he had one buried at the foot of a mountain and the other erected on top.…

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    In the Jinshu (“History of the Jin Dynasty”), it is said of Du Yu (222–284 ce) that when he ordered monumental stelae to be carved with the records of his successes, he had one buried at the foot of a mountain and the other erected on top.…

    Read More