Yulingguan basic information

Yulingguan, also known as Yulingguan, is located in Fudi Valley of Jinsha Suspension Bridge in the east of Sanqingshan Mountain, a world natural heritage and national key scenic spot. It was built in Jingtai period of Ming Dynasty (1450-1456), and was originally covered with iron tiles. Its organizational system was similar to that of Sanqing Palace, and it was the residence of Sanqing. Wang Lingguan, the Taoist protector, was once enshrined. According to legend, Wang Shan, a Song Dynasty man, was named "God of Jade Pivot Fire House" during the reign of Xuande in Ming Dynasty (1430). After the fire. In the seventeenth year of Qing Qianlong (1752), Mao Hongkui rebuilt and was destroyed by water. In the 19th year of Jiaqing (18 14), Mao Ruyu and others raised funds to rebuild and were destroyed by a fire. The original site is 50 meters long and 20 meters wide, with an area of 1000 square meters. Today, there are only pillars, "suspension bridge blessed land", "Jiuling Garden" and Shixiang Pavilion. 1995, the main hall was restored by Yang Qingquan (1935 438+05438+0-) in Houxi Town, Quzhou, Zhejiang Province, but its original appearance has been changed and it is now called "Yulingguan".

Yulingguan and Xihuatai are built symmetrically and equidistantly on the uphill road in the east and west directions in the north of Sanqing Mountain. East and west go hand in hand, when the air doors are merged into one place, enter the porch (entrance to Lingdao) and go to Sanqing Blessed Land.