File:Epitaph of Empress Xuanyi of Liao.jpg
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English: Epitaph in Khitan small script for Empress Xuanyi 宣懿皇后 (1040–1075), consort to Emperor Daozong of Liao (r. 1055–1101). Khitan small script title on the lid written in decomposed seal script style characters. Unicode transcription: "𘰷𘭨𘯐𘱤 / 𘱤𘱗𘱮𘬝 / 𘰭𘱚𘲦𘲫 / 𘲽𘰹𘭘𘳕". Phonetic transcription: "s.y.üan i.i neu.e mó.n g.en.ún c.qu w.un". 中文（中国大陆）：宣懿帝母契丹文哀册并盖，藏于辽宁省博物馆 |
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