The Historical Evolution of Tang Ling Mosque

Tang Ling Mosque was built in Hui Hui Bay (now Muslim village) before the middle of Ming Dynasty, and was destroyed by flood. In the middle of Ming Dynasty, it moved to the western end of Yangzhazhuang. This temple has been preserved for 100 years. Later, due to the increase of Muslims, the temple room was small and not enough. The old man moved to the temple and the present Muslim village.

In the 14th year of Qing Daoguang (1834), the Hui school class raised funds to expand, 13 hall, water room and imam room. 192 1 year, Yang Hao and local Hui Yang Xizhang raised more than 300 yuan from Shanghai and the local area.

In June 2006, with the approval of the people's government of Jiangsu Province, the ancient temple was clearly identified as a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province.

In 2007, with the approval of Jiangsu Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics, Tang Ling's returning government decided to build a new folk garden centering on the ancient temple. According to the principle of repairing the old as the old, the temple buildings and environment have been repaired and expanded on a large scale.