A large Chinese cast iron figure of Guanyin with inscription on the back, Ming/Qing -- H.: 90 cm A similarly inscribed Buddha figure is on display in Suzhou, but the inscriptions refer to the Tie Nu temple in Jingzhou. It was described in a Chinese blog post in 2015. (link) The inscription on the Buddha reads 安德将军为确ä¿å¤«äººå¹³å®‰ç”Ÿä¸‹é•¿å，顺天之æ„特æ¤ä¾›å¥‰é“铸佛åƒä¸€å°Šæ•¬èµ 湖北è†å·žé“女寺åšå¼€å…‰å…¸ç¤¼å‰æ—¦xx大明æˆåŒ–戊申å…月å三日å—x乾生x and can be freely translated as 'In order to ensure that his wife gave birth to the eldest son, General Ande hereby enshrines an iron forged Buddha statue and presents a ceremony at the Iron Lady Temple in Jingzhou, Hubei.