Description text Quyang Beiyue Temple 600 words

Beiyue Temple, called Beiyue Temple in Chinese, Tianwang Temple in Tang Dynasty, Sheng Di Temple in Beiyue An Tianyuan in Song Dynasty, Sheng Di Temple in Beiyue An Zhenyuan in Yuan Dynasty, renamed Beiyue Temple in Ming Dynasty, located at No.2 Beiyue Road, Hengzhou Town, west of Quyang County, Baoding City, Hebei Province.

Beiyue Temple was built between Jingming and Zhengshi in the Northern Wei Dynasty (500-5 12), and in the seventeenth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1660), it has always been a place for feudal emperors to worship the god of Hengshan Mountain in Beiyue, with a total area of 173982 square meters. ?

The architectural pattern of Beiyue Temple is "Tian"-shaped, facing south, with the central axis as the main axis and symmetrical hatchbacks. The main building in the temple, Dening Temple, is located at the northern end of the central axis, and there are Flying Stone Hall, Sanshanmen, Lingxiaomen, Yuxiang Pavilion, Chaoyue Gate, Pailou and Shiqiao in turn to the south.

Beiyue Temple is a rich cultural and artistic hall integrating ancient architecture, painting, calligraphy, stone carving and porcelain inlay. The inscriptions on Beiyue Temple provide valuable information for studying the evolution of politics, economy, culture and calligraphy art in this era.

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Beiyue Temple is 542 meters long from north to south and 32 1 m wide from east to west, with a total area of 173982 square meters, including a construction area of 3.8 million square meters. Its architectural pattern is "Tian"-shaped, facing south, and adopts the traditional architectural form of symmetrical hatchback with the central axis as the main axis.

The original buildings renovated from south to north are: Deng Yue Bridge, Shenmen, Paifang, Chaoyue Gate, Yuxiang Pavilion, Lingxiao Gate, Sanshanmen, Shi Fei Temple, Dening Hall, Houzhaimen and Wangyue Pavilion.

Dening Hall is the main building in the temple, with Zhaofu Gate in the west, Lumen Gate in the west and Chengxi Gate in the west. There are East Zhaofu Gate, East Lumen Gate, Gate and Archway in the east. In addition, several monuments and pavilions are scattered on both sides of the central axis.