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What temples are there on Mount Tai?

Mount Tai is a place full of humanistic atmosphere. Since ancient times, emperors like to sacrifice heaven and earth in Mount Tai. Mount Tai has a very lofty position since ancient times, and many temples on the mountain have also confirmed its brilliant side. Let's share with you the complete collection of Taishan temples.

1, Dai Temple, located at the southern foot of Mount Tai, commonly known as "Dongyue Temple", is a holy place of Quanzhen Sect of mainstream Taoism and a national key cultural relics protection unit.

Dai Temple, which was built in the Han Dynasty, is the place where emperors of past dynasties held the ceremony of closing their doors and worshiping Mount Tai. It is not an exaggeration to "pay homage to the God of Mount Tai".

The Jade Emperor Temple on the top of Mount Tai should be the most crowded place. Jade Emperor Temple, also known as Jade Emperor Temple, was called Taiqing Palace in ancient times. The door is additionally engraved with "Jade Emperor Top" and the inside is engraved with "Taishan Top".

3. Bi Xia Temple, located in the south of Mount Tai, formerly known as Zhao Zhen Temple, is the ancestral home of the famous Taoist goddess Bi Xia Yuan Jun.

4. The Confucius Temple located at the foot of the five peaks in the southwest of Yuhuangding in Taishan Mountain is dedicated to Confucius, the "Wendi". Mount Tai Confucius Temple is the only Confucius Temple among the famous mountains in China, and it is also the first place where emperors worship on Mount Tai.

5. Di Qing Palace is located in the southwest of Yuhuangding of Taishan Mountain, which is the upper hall of Emperor Guangsheng of Di Qing. Di Qing is Taifuhao Xi, regarded as a deity by Taoism.

6. Mount Taishan Houshiwu Yuan Jun Temple, commonly known as Niangniang Temple, was called Houshiwu Temple in Qing Dynasty. According to legend, Bi Xia Yuan Jun once practiced here, so it is also known as the Jade Maid's place to cultivate truth.

7. Taohuayu Yuan Jun Temple in Mount Tai, dedicated to Mount Tai, Bi Xia and Yuan Jun. The ancient cypresses in the temple are towering and beautiful.

8. Bifeng Temple, located in Caishixi Scenic Area at the west foot of Mount Tai, is commonly known as "Tiefo Temple" because it is dedicated to iron Buddha.

9. Qikulin Temple, located in Xixi of Taishan Mountain, also known as Hanging Cloud Temple.

10, Fanyasun Temple in Taishan Mountain.

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12, Wuji Temple, located in Tianwai Village, Taishan Mountain, is famous for its rich springs.

13, the Temple of Wealth is located on the downhill road of Taohuayuan in Taishan Mountain.

14, another temple of the god of wealth on the climbing road in Zhongtianmen, Taishan.

15, Sanguan Temple, located at the middle foot of Mount Tai, is dedicated to the san huang of folk beliefs, namely Shangguan, Zhongguan and Shuiguan.

16, Doum Palace, located in the north of Wanxian Building in Taishan, was called "Longquan View" in ancient times.

17, Little Mount Tai, located in Hong Men, Mount Tai.

18, Taishan Zengfu Temple, located in Zhongtianmen, is dedicated to the three gods of Fu, Lu and Shou.

19, Guandi Temple, located at the starting point of Gudeng Mountain Road in Taishan Mountain, was built by Shanxi businessmen who did business in Tai 'an in the Ming Dynasty.

20. Zhao Pu Temple, located at the foot of Linghanfeng at the foot of Dai Lu Mountain, was named after "Buddha's light shines everywhere" and was built in the Six Dynasties.

2 1, Laojun Temple, located on the east side of the northern end of Hong Men Road in Taishan, is the only famous palace dedicated to Taishang Laojun on Taishan.

22. Wang Muchi is located in the south of Hushan Reservoir, which was called "Yaochi" in ancient times.

23. yuquan temple, formerly known as Gushan Temple and commonly known as Buddhist Temple, is located at the northern foot of Mount Tai.