The Jingling Palace (景灵宫, Jingling Gong), a temple to the legendary [[Yellow Emperor]] located near modern-day [[Qufu]], was built in the 11th century. It was subsequently destroyed near the end of the [[Yuan dynasty]]. However, several other structures in [[Shou Qiu]], the complex that Jingling Palace was situated in, remain intact. Two giant [[bixi (tortoise)|tortoise-borne]] [[stele]]s flank what was the entrance to the palace. One of the two steles, the Stele of the Sorrow of 10,000, is at high, the tallest unmarked stele in the country. A large pyramid constructed of rounded stone blocks, the [[Shaohao Tomb|symbolic tomb]] of the Yellow Emperor's son [[Shaohao]], is located outside the Shou Qiu complex. Another important large tortoise-borne stele of the same period has been preserved at the [[Dai Miao]] of [[Mount Tai]].