Xuanyuan Palace

Xuanyuan palace is now a key cultural relics protection unit of the province. It is commonly known as Yangwan temple. It was built in the second year of Zhenguan (628) of Tang Dynasty. It was originally called "Lingshun Palace". It was dedicated to Wu Zixu in the spring and Autumn period, so it is also known as "Xuwang Temple". The main hall is three rooms wide and nine purlins deep. The whole building is majestic, and the structure adopts the design of "broken beam", just like the ridge purlin of Suzhou Huqiu ershan gate.

There are three treasures in Xuanyuan palace, which are very precious. They are all from the Ming Dynasty. The first is Wen Huiming's East and West Mountains, the second is Wang Wei's Dongting two mountains, and the third is Yin Pavilion. Especially the Yin Pavilion, is extremely rare, is a rare ancient stone carving, is a rare special form of tomb.

Xuanyuan palace faces lake and mountain. Standing on the platform, visitors can see Taihu Lake with undulating blue waves. Nearby, the mountains are covered with orange trees like the sea, the breeze is blowing, and the smell of orange is coming. In the poems of Bai Juyi, a poet of Tang Dynasty, "the moon is soaked, the waves are cold, the flowers are full of frost, and the oranges are full of gold".

Xuanyuan Palace

Xuanyuan palace is located in Yangwan village, Dongting mountain, southwest of Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China. Xuanyuan palace has original buildings such as mountain gate, Bi Xia yuan Jun temple, Town God's Temple, main hall and fire god temple. Only the main hall of Xuanyuan palace and Town God's Temple are left. The main hall of Xuanyuan palace was renovated on a large scale in 1956. A granite statue of Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan was placed in the hall. There are three treasures in Xuanyuan palace, which are very precious. They are all from the Ming Dynasty. The first is Wen Huiming's East and West Mountains, the second is Wang Wei's Dongting two mountains, and the third is Yin Pavilion. Especially the Yin Pavilion, is extremely rare, is a rare ancient stone carving, is a rare special form of tomb. In 2006, the main hall of Xuanyuan palace was announced as a national key cultural relics protection unit by the State Council.

Xuanyuan Palace

Before the palace, Town God's Temple is now a showcase of stone tablets. There are precious stone carvings in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Yin Pavilion in the showroom was made in Ming Zheng de year. It was excavated in Dongshan Lu Lane in 80s. It was built with a wooden imitation stone structure, 3.58 meters high, 2.5 meters in diameter and hexagonal. There are stone carvings on each side of the hexagon, with the bones hidden in the middle. The first side of the Yin Pavilion is engraved with "the tomb of Ye Shijing's wife Zhou". It is a special form of tomb in Ming Dynasty, which is very precious.

In 2006, the main hall of Xuanyuan palace was announced as a national key cultural relics protection unit by the State Council.

Xuanyuan palace in Wuxian County

Taoist monuments. It is located in Yangwan village, Dongting East Mountain, southwest of Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province. Founded in the second year of Zhenguan of Tang Dynasty (628), it was originally a place for offering sacrifices to Wu Zixu, the Minister of the state of Wu, so it was called Xuwang temple. Later, it was changed into Han temple. The main hall is dedicated to the statue of Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan, which is named Xuanyuan palace. Because it is located in Yangwan village and still lives in several temples, it is commonly known as the main hall of Yangwan temple. The existing hall was built in Yuan Dynasty to four yuan (1338), and three yuan, three in the affirmative, nine in the purse, near the square, and the highest peak was on the single eaves. There was a spacious platform and a Town God's Temple in front of the palace. The palace was in a condescending position. Facing the Taihu, it stood in front of the hall, looking up and looking at it, and the lake's water color. It is said that it was built in the second year of Zhenguan of Tang Dynasty (628) and rebuilt in Ming and Qing Dynasties. At the beginning, it was used as a sacrifice to Wu Zixu, the Minister of the state of Wu. Since the Ming Dynasty, it has been renamed Xianling temple and Lingshun palace. During the period of the Republic of China, the main hall was changed to worship emperor Dongyue, and the name of the hall was changed to "Xuanyuan Palace". Xuanyuan palace is majestic and magnificent, facing Taihu Lake. The platform in front of the hall is for visitors to look out from the distance. Around the hall, the orange forest is like a sea, and the smell of orange is coming. Especially at the end of autumn and the beginning of winter, there is a little red in the green cluster, which is more poetic and picturesque.

Three treasures of Xuanyuan Palace

There are three treasures in Xuanyuan palace, which are very precious. They are all from the Ming Dynasty. The first is Wen Huiming's East and West Mountains, the second is Wang Wei's Dongting two mountains, and the third is Yin Pavilion. Especially the Yin Pavilion, is extremely rare, is a rare ancient stone carving, is a rare special form of tomb.

Address: Yangwan village, Dongshan

Longitude: 120.361477

Latitude: 31.054331

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