Quzi Temple

--Qu Zi temple was built in memory of Qu Yuan, the great patriotic poet of our country. It stands at the foot of Yusi mountain by the Miluo River. It was first built in the Han Dynasty and rebuilt in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty.

--The whole building faces south, typical of Jiangnan ancient architectural style. Today there are main hall, Xinfang Pavilion, Quzi Temple stele and so on.

--Quzici scenic area can be said to have towering ancient trees, surging rivers, mixed farmlands and houses, and mutual answers of traffic and folk songs.

--There are not only the beauty of Jiangnan landscape, but also the artistic conception of Xanadu. What you can touch everywhere is a landscape painting of pastoral songs.

Quyuan Temple

synonym

Quzi Temple generally refers to Quyuan temple

Quyuan temple, also known as Quzi temple, is now set up as Quyuan memorial hall, which is located on the top of Yushi mountain in the northwest of Miluo City. Built in the Han Dynasty and rebuilt in 1765, it covers an area of 7.8 Mu and is a memorial hall for patriotic poet Qu Yuan. During the Warring States period, Qu Yuan, a poet of the state of Chu, lived in Yusi mountain on the Bank of the Guquan river when he was exiled. Later, Qu Yuan felt hopeless to save his country and died in the river. In memory of him, later generations built a temple here. Today, there are main hall, Xinfang Pavilion, Quzi Temple stele and so on.

Quyuan temple, the main hall of brick and wood structure, single eaves, blue brick wall, yellow glazed tile top, the style of simple and elegant, three into the whole hall, the middle and back two into a pavilion, before and after each set a patio, in the pool, there is a big flower terrace, planting osmanthus.

historical origin

Quyuan temple, now called Quyuan memorial hall, is located on the top of Yushi mountain in the northwest of Miluo City, Hunan Province. It was built in the Han Dynasty. There is no textual research on the original site.

In 1756, it was moved to Yusi mountain. It covers an area of 7.8 mu. From the foot of the mountain to the temple, there are 119 stone steps. The ancestral hall is of three-way brick structure. On the wall of the archway at the main entrance of the ancestral hall, there are 13 reliefs depicting Qu Yuan's life and achievements and his pursuit of ideals. On the wall of the corridor, there are many stone tablets inlaid with poems and Fu by later generations. In the back hall stands a moving statue of Qu Yuan remodeled in 1980. Nearby, there are Duxing Pavilion, saotan, Zhuoying bridge, Taohua cave, Shouxing platform, scissors pool, Xiuhua pier, Wangye pier and other monuments to commemorate Qu Yuan, commonly known as the "eight sceneries" of Yusi mountain.

Layout structure

Quyuan temple, today's existing buildings are the main hall, Xinfang Pavilion, Quzi Temple stele, etc.

The main hall is of brick and wood structure, single-layer single eaves, green brick walls, yellow glazed tiles covering the top, the style is simple and elegant, the whole hall has three entrances, the middle and the back two entrances, a pavilion is set between them, and a patio is set in the front and the back, respectively. There is a Danchi in the middle, a big flower terrace in the pool, and cinnamon is planted.

There are more than 300 years old osmanthus trees in the temple. During the Mid Autumn Festival, yellow and white flowers are in full bloom, fragrant and intoxicating.

Related allusions

During the Warring States period, Chu Zuo Tu Qu Yuan was slandered and expelled. He was once in Nanyang Li by the Miluo River. Yusishan area of residence, 278 BC (the twenty-first year of the king of Chu Qing Xiang) on the fifth day of the summer calendar to the Miluo River to sacrifice for the festival. In 907 A.D., Emperor Taizu of Liang granted Qu Yuan the title of Zhao Linghou, and the name of Zhao Linghou temple was changed to Zhonghou temple. In 1192, Zhu Xi guarded Tanzhou, rebuilt it by imperial edict and renamed Miluo temple.

In 1279, Emperor Shizu of the Yuan Dynasty granted Qu Yuan the title of Jie Qing lie Gong, and the name of Qing lie Gong temple was changed to Zhong Jie Qing lie Gong temple. In the second year of Hongwu (1369) of Ming Dynasty, Huang Silang, the magistrate of Xiangyin County, was rebuilt, and Zhuoying bridge and Duxing Pavilion were built in front of the temple. In 1541, Dai Jiayou, the magistrate of Jiajing County, demolished Nanyang temple, built it on the other side of Yusi mountain, and renamed it Miluo temple.

Provision for repairs

In 1755, the temple was eroded by the river. Chen Zhongli, the county magistrate, relocated the Miluo temple to Yusi mountain, where Qu Yuan once lived. In the eighth year of tongzhi (1869), Xiang Lu raised funds to rebuild it and renamed it Quzi temple. Yu shaonan, a calligrapher, wrote many inscriptions and published them in the temple. In 1925, Miluo public school was built in Cixi (changed to Miluo middle school in 1925), which is symmetrical with Miluo Academy.

During the Anti Japanese War, the Japanese aggressors once stationed in the ancestral hall and burned the West Chamber of Qianjin, which was immediately restored by the local villagers. In 1953, the provincial and county-level people's governments allocated funds for repair.

Cultural relics protection

In 1956, it was listed as a cultural relic protection unit at the provincial level. During the "Cultural Revolution", the two wings of the building were demolished, and the cultural relics and a number of historic sites in the temple were destroyed.

In 1980, the provincial people's government again allocated funds for repair and opened up to the outside world. Since then, the ancestral hall and a number of historical sites have been restored, and the antique building Dragon Boat exhibition room and rest room and other ancillary facilities have been built on the ruins of Miluo academy and Miluo middle school.

In 1988, approved by the State Council, it was listed as "Yueyang Tower Dongting Lake scenic spot".

Main building

Yiling Square

On the other side of the second Orchard Road, the big peach garden next to the University for the aged, the dwarf cake on the back road of Xiling, and the pickled chicken feet of Guyun hotel

Cafes (heyihe opposite Yiling square, Mingdian coffee beside Dongshan tunnel, haokejia)

Jiefang Road

Shaojigong, Chaotianjiao, Zhixiang road biantiaomian, Sixin road Wenchou Xiang, wenzimian, Erma road meat Shaobing and Douhua, Fushui road Yipai restaurant, Taozhu road night market, Tianqiao xiadi wife cake, Zhongshan Road time-honored hot and dry noodles, Zhixiang road Liangxia, Zhongshan Road "Weiyuan" baozi rice, Zhongshan Road "yangshenlou" hot pot, Taozhu road "Wuhan Jiujiu" (store) duck Neck duck head, the "Ba to hot" in the alley beside the liberation cinema.

Cafes (old street, West Street, red house, in the mood for love, golden age, new noble, Sunday, David's coffee, happy hometown, good century, 90 degree bar)

North Gate

Red oil noodle, Desheng Street Wu tofu and tofu fish

Longkang Road

Xianyipin baozi, Fushui road guotie jiaozi, dry hemp noodles, Chongqing old duck shop in Fushui Road, casserole rice noodles in ramen noodle restaurant, tomato and fish beside national wine, snail in Hongxing restaurant, Plain Longmen in Youth Palace, xusao jiaozi restaurant in Shengli Fourth Road, dry pot chicken in color restaurant in Longkang Road, muddleheaded chicken in Fuju building beside Guoyuan Third Road Electric Power Hotel, and Nannan chicken Lake Hotel opposite the Xiangxi restaurant, next to the line building, the old material Bureau opposite. Continue to take charge of Xiangxi cuisine, recommend: Xiangxi blood duck. On the third floor, there are self-service hotpot, 12 yuan per person, more than 60 varieties

Cafes (5000 years, Ginza, century Oden, Neptune, Starbucks next to Nanhu Hotel)

Qiaohuling to 330

Dry pot, Xiaoxian Pavilion on the second road of Xiling, Yipin duck in qiaohuling (opposite to Jian'an of Xiling), a piece of fragrant rice noodles, seventy-two rows of spareribs and corn soup

Eight sceneries in the temple

There are Duxing Pavilion, saotan, Zhuoying bridge, Taohua cave, Shouxing platform, scissors pool, Xiuhua pier, Wangye pier and other buildings commemorating Qu Yuan near Quzi temple, commonly known as "eight sceneries" of Yusi mountain. In 1995, an area of 16000 square meters of Quyuan stele forest was built on the east side of Quzi temple, displaying 356 pieces of calligraphy and painting works.

Qu Yuan temple

Quyuan ancestral hall includes Mountain Gate, main hall and left and right side hall. The gate is a stele square with four pillars and three floors. It is 14 meters high. In the middle of the gate, it is inscribed with the words "Qinglie Temple" and on both sides, it is inscribed with the words "Guzhong" and "Liufang". The main hall is a steel plate concrete structure, with Ming and Qing style, green tile eaves. Towering above the platform, it is more and more magnificent. The tomb of Qu Yuan behind the main hall is a tomb built by people. The gate Que and stone square in front of the tomb are all the original objects of the Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty.

Quyuan temple is located on the mountain and faces the river with beautiful scenery. Looking south from here, you can see the peaks on the South Bank of the great river. Dragon boat races are held here every Dragon Boat Festival. At that time, colorful boats will be flying on the river, and tourists will be weaving on the shore.

There is also Qu Yuan's hometown near Zigui City, which is Qu Yuan's birthplace. Its reputation is no less than Qu Yuan's ancestral hall, and it can be used as an auxiliary tour point of Qu Yuan's ancestral hall. In 820 A.D., Wang Maoyuan, the right general of Shence, took up the post of governor of Guizhou. He sighed that Qu Yuan "gave birth to a spirit, but there was no temple to see", so he built a Qu Yuan Temple in qutuo, 5 Li East of Zhoucheng. He wrote a preface to the inscription of the ancestral hall of Mr. Qu, the doctor of the three Lu of Chu Dynasty. This is about the earliest Quyuan temple in Zigui. In the third year of Yuanfeng in the Northern Song Dynasty (1080 A.D.), Zhao Xu, the emperor of the Song Dynasty, granted Qu Yuan the title of "Qinglie Gong", and returned to the state to raise funds to build a "Qinglie Gong Temple" in qutuo. The ancestral temple is a quadrangle courtyard with a hard top. It is composed of a gate, an auxiliary room, a main hall and a back hall. Its building area is 350 square meters. It faces the chutai mountain and faces the river.

In the first year of yuantaiding (1324 A.D.), Wang Tuge, the governor of Guizhou, did not spend a lot of time repairing the Qinglie temple, which was almost abandoned. In the second year of the Yuan Dynasty (1342 AD), mieerhama, the governor of the prefecture, proposed to rebuild the temple. He took part of his salary and took the lead in advocating it. The rich and gentry sponsored the construction of the new temple in the third year. Mieerhama proposed to change it to "qingliegong Temple", and asked Huguang Confucianism to recommend Huang qinglao to write a "qingliegong Temple". In the 25th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1597 AD), Wang Jingyang in the 8th year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1669 AD), Ling Ruhuan in the 11th year of Yongzheng (1733 AD), Wang Peigao in the 46th year of Qianlong (1781 AD), and Li Huojin in the 25th year of Jiaqing (1820 AD) were repaired successively. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, there were two times in the 1960s

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