Subscribe to download
明孝陵神功圣德碑亭Ming Xiaoling Pavilion

南京明孝陵神功圣德碑亭始建于明永乐三年（1405年），永乐十一年（1413年）竣工，是明成祖朱棣为其父明太祖朱元璋所立的“大明孝陵神功圣德碑”的碑亭。由于战火破坏，其后长期的自然劣化、风雨侵袭，明孝陵神功圣德碑亭上部大木屋架烧毁，仅余石质柱础及下部砖砌墙体和须弥座，失去了原有的面貌。
碑亭位于紫金山南麓，明太祖朱元璋之孝陵的大金门内。碑亭砖墙体量高大，不仅每边长达26.8米，墙厚更逾7.5米之巨。百余年来，失去了屋顶的碑亭被老百姓称之为”四方城“。2013年，碑亭保护工程竣工，恢复了明代时期的屋顶，保护了长久暴露于外的神功圣德碑以及碑亭城台本身。

The monument of Nanjing Mingxiaoling Mausoleum（明孝陵） started in the year of 1405,and finished in 1413.It was the tower of the monument,which is set up by Zhu Di（朱棣） for his father,Zhu Yuanzhang（朱元璋）.Because the natural weathering and the wars fire,the monument tower was damaged badly.Its wooden part was totally destoryed and only the stone foundation and the brick walls survived.
The stele pavilion is located at the southern foot of the Purple Mountain（紫金山）, inside the Gold Gate of the Tomb of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of Ming Dynasty. The brick walls of the pavilion have a great size, not only 26.8 meters long on each side, but also more than 7.5 meters thick. For more than a hundred years, the pavilion that lost its roof was called "Foursquare Castle" （四方城）by the common people. In 2013, the pavilion protection project was completed, restoring the roof of the Ming Dynasty period, protecting the long-exposed Stele of Divine Merit and the pavilion itself.

-屋顶部分使用了Emperor Li的神武门贴图，在此特别感谢！
·按照论文《南京明孝陵神功圣德碑亭复原研究》制作。
·面数较多：17020（主体）+17504（斗拱和椽子）=34524面。
·不可PO，因为使用了sub-meshes附属建筑，否则铺作层会消失。
·独特建筑4级。

-The original Shengong-shengde(divine-merit) stele pavilion of Ming Xiao Mausoleum（明孝陵，Ming Xiaoling）,Nanjing,Jiangsu,China.
-You can find it in Unique Building level 4.
-It has 17020(main body)+17504(Dougong and rafter)=34524 triangles.
-Cannot be used as Procedural Objects,for it has sub-meshes.Otherwise,some parts of the building will disappear.

参考文献：
钱逸琼.南京明孝陵神功圣德碑亭复原研究【D】.南京工业大学.2014(04)
Reference:
Qian Yiqiong.Study of the Restoration of the Tombstone Tower in Nanjing Mingxiaoling Mausoleum.Nanjing University of Technology.2014(04)

关键词：
南京 明代 皇家 官式建筑 古代 古城 古建筑 中式 中国 古代 江苏省
Tags：
Nanjing,Ming Dynasty,imperial,Asian,Chinese,traditional building,ancient China,Jiangsu province