在云南省红河州建水县坡头乡所辖的神秘莫测的红河大峡谷的峭崖顶上,屹立着一座现在中国保存最完整的彝族土司衙门。从百年前修建到现在,它便以“荣锡五马千秋,威震三江八里”的气魄立于中国的三大彝族土司之一。现在,它不但是国家级重点文物保护单位,还成为了研究彝族土司制度不可多得的重要历史资料,人们还可从中解读出更加丰富的文化内蕴。 At the top of the cliffs of the mysterious Honghe Grand Canyon under the jurisdiction of Potou Township, Jianshui County, Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province, there stands a Yasmon of the most preserved Yi Tusi in China. From its establishment 100 years ago to the present, it has established itself as one of the three chieftains of Yi in China based on the spirit of “five seasons of glory, three seasons and eight seasons in Mehghuo.” Nowadays, it is not only a national key cultural relics protection unit, but also an important historic data for studying the chieftain system of Yi people. People can also interpret richer cultural connotation.