Is Qingyang Palace all true or only one?

Qingyang Palace was founded in the Zhou Dynasty, then called Qingyang Palace, which means market. In the mid-Tang Dynasty, Tang Xizong fled to escape the "Huang Chao Uprising" and used it as a palace. Two years later, it was renamed "_ Qingyang Palace" by the imperial edict of Xuanzong. According to legend, when Laozi, the founder of Taoism, passed through Hangu Pass, Guan Lingyin earnestly asked Laozi to talk about it, and Laozi talked about the Tao Te Ching. Because he had something urgent to leave, he said to Yin, "Come and see me at Qingyang Temple in Chengdu in a thousand days." After the arrival of Yin as promised, Lao Tzu was born here, showed his dharma, and sat on the lotus platform to teach Yin. Since then, Qingyang Palace has become a place to preach. Today, there are _ birthday tables and presentation tables in the palace.

On September 25, the year of Xin Chou, which coincided with the weekend, the author came here for the second time. It takes ten yuan to buy a ticket at the window next to the mountain gate to enter the palace. Just entering the mountain gate, it is the "_ innate master Wang Lingguan" who guards the mountain gate. The statue has green boots and a belt, wearing golden armor. The left hand is just a clever official tactic, and the right hand holds a golden whip. It is forbidden to shoot idols in the palace.