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June 22, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Cosmic Meridian of Tanjung Tokong: Landscape Architecture, Sidereal Feng Shui, and Territorial Domain on the 1884 Foo Teng Nyong Monument

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JSJeffery Seow

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore the complex relationship between geography and Chinese cosmology as reflected in a historic tombstone.
  • Analyzed inscriptions on the 1884 granite tombstone of Madam Foo Teng Nyong.
  • Examined territorial placement and magnetic alignments related to sidereal star configurations.
  • Studied temporal lifetime metrics inscribed on the stone.
  • The inscription provides precise coordinates for the burial plot, demonstrating a deep connection to Chinese cosmology.
  • The monument functions as an empirical blueprint, reflecting intentional design based on feng shui and cosmic principles.

Abstract

The textual data carved into the 1884 granite tombstone of Madam Foo Teng Nyong reveals a highly calculated, mathematically locked matrix that permanently unites the geography of Penang with late imperial Chinese cosmology. Far from a simple biographical record, the inscription’s right-hand column serves as an empirical blueprint mapping out the exact coordinates of the burial plot down to a singular degree. By analyzing the intersection of localized territorial placement, magnetic needle alignment, sidereal star configurations, and temporal lifetime metrics recorded on the stone, this study demonstrates how the monument was engineered to anchor the lineage into a perfectly tuned, permanent cosmic grid.

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Jeffery Seow (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a38d152da1bad9caca30fc7https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20770339
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