How old are the Great Temple and Bajiaojing in Zhang Yang Village?

The age of construction is unknown. This great temple was rebuilt for the first time in the eighth year of Dading, Jin Shizong, Jin Dynasty (A.D. 1 168), at least 900 years ago.

Lingchuan has the legend of "Zhang Yang Well, Jishan Pagoda, Peak with Corner Pavilion". Zhang Yang Well is not far from Jishan Mountain. This well is by the river in the northeast of the village. There are octagonal short walls outside, and many of them have collapsed. The wellhead is about one meter in diameter and octagonal, covered with iron wellhead. From the outside, it looks like most wells. Looking down, the well water is clear, and the well wall is reflected in the water, just like gossip, which shows its exquisite workmanship and ingenious design.

There is a Jade Emperor Temple in the northwest of the village. According to the eight-year monument of Dading in the hospital, the temple was built in an unknown age, and the villagers thought it was narrow, so it was expanded to the west of the temple for reconstruction. The whole building was rebuilt during the Qing Dynasty and Jiaqing years, which changed a lot, but the legacy of the Jin Dynasty is still faintly visible. There was a Feng Shui pagoda in the original Qing Daoguang room in the northwest of Miaobei Village, which no longer exists.