A Stele for a King and the Households Who Guarded Tombs
A local-history account describes the 414 Haotaiwang Stele as royal memorial and a record of how tomb protection was organized.
Haotaiwang Stele
The Haotaiwang Stele is a monumental inscribed stone in Ji’an, separate from the tombs around it. A Jilin local-history profile describes its single tall slab and four inscribed faces. Its damaged text, read through differing scholarly transcriptions, connects royal memory with the organization of tomb-guardian households.