Wuliang Hall

Linggu Temple is at the east foot of Zijin Mountain. It is the only temple in more than 70 Buddhist temples of the Southern Dynasties in ancient Zhongshan. It was originally located at the site of today's Ming Xiaoling, and later moved to this site due to the construction of the Ming Xiaoling. The pine trees here are towering and the scenery is pleasant. It is known as the deep pine of Linggu. The temple was built in the early Ming Dynasty. At that time, the scale was very large, covering an area of 500 mu. It was 5 li long from the mountain gate to the main hall. There was also a deer garden, and there were countless deer. Now the temple site is only a part of the Dragon King Hall of Linggu Temple in the early Ming Dynasty. Linggu Temple has a famous building at home and abroad - Wuliang Hall (Wuliang Hall). From the base to the top, it is all built with bricks, without an inch of wood. The hall is 22 meters high, 53.8 meters wide and 37.85 meters deep. It is divided into five couplets. The project is arduous and complex. It uses the method of building arch bridge. First, five bridge openings are built, then the joints are closed, and then a large arched dome is formed. Therefore, it is particularly strong. For hundreds of years, it has gone through vicissitudes and is still intact. Some people think that among the existing Wuliang Hall (Wuliang Hall) in China, the Wuliang Hall of Linggu Temple is the most magnificent, which is a masterpiece of ancient stone architecture in China.

Wuliang Hall

Wuliang hall is located in Jiulong Mountain of Wudang Mountain in Dakong Township, 35 kilometers to the west of Pucheng County. The reason for its creation is "Xuantian God, kaihuang respectively. There are strange mountains in the northwest of Pucheng, named Jiulong.". Towering and winding, with clear air and beautiful scenery, it's really a blessed place. " In order to worship the so-called "Xuantian God", the Wuliang hall was built in the 22nd year of Wanli (1595 AD). Yongzheng, Qianlong, Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty and Wenwen in the Republic of China were repaired many times. It is a famous ancient temple in the north of Pucheng County.

Architectural features

Wuliang hall is located on Jiulong Mountain. It can be seen from tens of miles away. When it was first built, it covered an area of about two square kilometers. It has a considerable scale. In addition to the main hall, there are ten "official halls", which are places for officials and celebrities to rest when they face the mountain. These buildings have disappeared. However, the cornerstone of "Guanguan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan Guan" still exists. Wuliang hall is located in the north facing south. The building is simple and generous, with three wide faces. The hall house has five ridges and four slopes. It is of Xieshan style brick and wood structure, with four corner walls upward, wood carving dragon head, bucket arch, cat head and tube tile roof. The hall is beautiful and elegant, with 8 large-scale murals of the Qing Dynasty, 2.66 meters high and 1.94 meters wide, with reasonable layout and skillful skills.

Sacrificial tradition

According to the local old people, it is the third day of the third month of the lunar calendar to worship wuliangshen. On this day, people carry meat and wine, hold fragrant paper in hand, and coil up the rugged mountain road one after another. At the beginning of the ceremony, firecrackers, gongs and drums were blaring in unison, and Taoists were ringing the bell. At this moment, people began to burn incense and kowtow, praying separately. After the sacrifice, people will enjoy the scenery on Jiulong Mountain.

Address: West foot of Zhongfeng, Qixia mountain, Qixia District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province

Longitude: 118.960304

Latitude: 32.145679

Tel: 025-85761831

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Ticket information: 35 yuan, half price for primary and secondary school students.

Opening hours: 06:30-18:20

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