Under the base of the Vinh Lan stele - National Treasure at the Lam Kinh Special National Monument (Tho Xuan district, Thanh Hoa province) is a large turtle in a swimming position, head raised high, back protruding, 4 clear legs with 6 claws, including 5 raised claws and 1 concave claw, a large turtle tail, softly draped over the back, below the turtle's belly...
Vinh Lang Stele - National Treasure at Lam Kinh Special National Monument (Tho Xuan District, Thanh Hoa Province), is considered one of the oldest, largest and most beautiful early Le Dynasty steles in Vietnam today.
Under the stele base is a large turtle in a swimming position, head raised high, back protruding, 4 distinct legs with 6 claws, including 5 raised claws and 1 concave claw, a large turtle tail, softly draped over the back, under the turtle's belly near the base are 3 elaborate embossed lines carved with the crafting technique all by hand. (Photo: Thanh Tung/VNA).
The giant turtle carrying the Vinh Lang stele has 6 claws (5 raised claws and 1 concave claw). (Photo: Thanh Tung/VNA).
In reality and in the images of turtles, the feet of this reptile only have 5 claws, but the turtle carrying the Vinh Lang stele has 6 claws (5 raised claws and 1 concave claw). (Photo: Thanh Tung/VNA).
The national treasure Vinh Lang stele is located in the southwest of Lam Kinh main hall, about 300m from the tomb of King Le Thai To. (Photo: Thanh Tung/VNA).
Source: https://danviet.vn/con-rua-dong-vat-khong-lo-chan-5-mong-sao-rua-to-bu-doi-bia-vinh-lang-o-thanh-hoa-co-6-mong-20241226141907932.htm
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