Who is the immortal worshiped in Dai Temple?

Dai Temple is dedicated to the immortal of Dongyue Emperor.

Dongyue Emperor, also known as Taishan God, has different opinions about his life experience, including Jin Hong, Tai Hao, Pangu, Tiansun and Huang. In the traditional Han mythology and official orthodoxy, Mount Tai is one of the duties of Di Qing Tai Hao, so Di Qing, also known as Dongdi, is the God of Mount Tai. Dai Temple is dedicated to the Emperor Dongyue.

Dai Temple is located at the southern foot of Taishan Mountain in Tai 'an City, Shandong Province, commonly known as Dongyue Temple. Founded in the Han Dynasty, it is the place where emperors held closed-door meditation ceremonies and worshipped Mount Tai. Tanmiao architecture is a building where Han people worship the world, the sun, the moon, mountains and rivers and the motherland, which embodies the characteristics of Han people as an agricultural national culture. The layout and construction of temple buildings are the same as those of palace buildings, and the architectural system is slightly simplified.

The main attractions of Dai Temple

1, Yaocan Pavilion, located in the middle of Tai 'an City, outside the Zhengyang Gate of Dai Temple, is the vestibule of Dai Temple. Yaocan Pavilion is a pavilion-style courtyard with a width of 52 meters from east to west and a length of 66.2 meters from north to south, with a total area of 3,442.4 square meters. There are five halls, built on the rectangular abutment in the center of the courtyard, with four columns and five beams, nine ridges and one eaves, and a yellow tile roof. In the Qing Dynasty, he worshipped Bi Xia Yuan Jun. On both sides is the east-west annex hall in the middle.

2. Daimiao Square, between Yaocan Pavilion and Daimiao, is Daimiao Square, also known as Linglongfang. It was built in the 11th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1672), and was built by Shandong political envoy Stone. Height12m, width 9.8m and depth 3m. It's a square archway with four pillars, three rooms and three floors. It is strewn with relief.

Zhengyangmen, located behind Daimiao Square, was built in Song Dynasty and destroyed in the middle of 20th century. Zhengyangmen is 8.6 meters high, and there are 5 towers with a height of 1 1 meter. It is located on the top of the mountain, with nine ridges and an eaves, covered with yellow glazed tiles and 24 square columns. Under the eaves, the bucket arch is surrounded on three sides, with ink lines depicting gold and golden dragons flying. Looking from a distance, the eaves are towering, flying over the walls.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Dai Miao.