Where is the Huang Jue Temple where Zhu Yuanzhang became a monk?

Fengyang Huang Jue Temple is located in Zhongdu Ancient City of Ming Dynasty under Rijing Peak in fengyangshan, northwest of Fengyang County.

Fengyang Huang Jue Temple (later renamed longxing temple) was a temple where Zhu Yuanzhang became a monk in his early years. It has a close relationship with the whole Zhu Ming Dynasty, and is called the Temple. For hundreds of years, it has been one of the famous temples in China. As the ancestral home of Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang, after he became emperor, he became famous overnight from a shabby little temple without doors, and his status was outstanding and unparalleled. Because of the experience of the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty who became a monk, in the sixteenth year of Ming Hongwu (1383), he moved from Gan Ying, 6 kilometers southwest of Fengyang County, to this site for reconstruction, and was named "Great longxing temple". Zhu Yuanzhang personally inscribed the longxing temple tablet, set up a monk record officer and abbot, and awarded longxing temple seal. According to Records of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, "There are 38/kloc-0 Buddhist temples and monasteries in longxing temple." The main buildings are the Heavenly King Hall, Ursa Mahayana Hall, Zen Hall, Galapagos Hall, Ancestral Temple and Imperial Monument Pavilion. So far, there are more than 20 exhibition halls. Cultural relics such as the "Longxing Ancient Temple" archway, the "Happy All" archway, the Ming cast copper pot and the bronze bell have been well preserved.