Where is the Dai Temple of Zhonghe Shuitai?

Zhonghe Shuitai Daimiao is a cultural relic protection unit in Shanxi Province.

Dai Temple in Zhonghe Shuitai (the fifth batch of provincial insurance)

Time: Qing Dynasty

Address: Zhongheshui Village, Nanliang Town, Yicheng County, Linfen City

Dai Temple in Zhonghe Shuitai, commonly known as Dongyue Temple, faces south and enters the courtyard layout. From south to north on the central axis are the mountain gate, the stage, the sacrificial hall (destroyed) and the main hall. There are attached halls on both sides of the hospital, and there are ear rooms on both sides of the attached hall; There are attached halls, underground halls, verandahs, God of Wealth Temple and attached halls on the west side of the Second Hospital, and attached halls, Mawangdian, verandahs, Yaowangdian and attached halls on the east side; On the east and west sides of the main hall are the Temple of Fire and the Temple of Empress, which are the largest and most well-preserved buildings in the Qing Dynasty in Yicheng.

The main hall was built in the 12th year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1807). It is three rooms wide and two rooms deep, with a corridor in front, a single eaves, a gray ceramic tile roof and a gray ceramic roof hanging from the top of the mountain. There are four cracks in the hall. The beam structure is a six-purlin front porch, and the front eaves are carved with forehead plates, such as auspicious clouds and dragons. There are buckets _ 1 for eaves column, stigma and supplementary room, and three buckets _; The decoration is arranged between the front eaves and the golden pillars, which are four six-wipe partition fans; There are still about 20 square meters of murals on the back eaves of the temple.

The stage is the main building in the temple. It was built in the thirty-fourth year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1695), and it sits south to north. Now it has collapsed, leaving only the terrace and gables. There are 1 pass in the temple, which are the establishment of Daiyue Temple in the third year of Yuan Dynasty (13 10) and the reconstruction of the tablet of Dongyue Temple in the 29th year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1903).

Source of information: Shanxi Provincial Cultural Relics Bureau

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