Is there an inscription on the bottom of the bronze Buddha's head in Qianlong?

There will be no inscription on the bottom of the bronze Buddha's head.

The ancient bronze Buddha was not just a head, but a part of the whole-because it was cast for worship at that time, and it was blasphemy to separate the Buddha's head.

It is a modern thing to show the Buddha's head alone, because after the Qing Dynasty, especially after the warlord scuffle in the Republic of China, a large number of historical sites and cultural relics were stolen abroad, and the giant Buddha's head was often stolen-so there was a phenomenon that only the Buddha's head was for viewing.

Therefore, during the Qianlong period, the Buddha's head will not be cast separately for reward, and there will naturally be no inscriptions in the Qianlong period, and it will not be directly "Qianlong".