There are many temples on Kongtong Mountain. The foothills asked the palace, which was built before the Tang Dynasty. In Tang Dynasty, Xuanyuan Palace was built on the mountain (moved to Tianxian Palace in Qing Dynasty). During the Gande period of the Northern Song Dynasty (963-968), Zhenwutang was founded at the top of Mazongshan Mountain, the main peak. During the reign of Zheng He (11─1118), Song Huizong issued a decree to rebuild the Wenwen Palace at the foot of the mountain. In the 20th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (154 1), the Hanfan royal family in Pingliang built Mazong Peak into an imperial city, rebuilt Zhenwu Hall in the imperial city, paved with iron tiles, and looked at the Jade Hall from a distance, and built additional sacrificial halls, Yaowang Hall, Laojun Building, Taihe Building, Jade Emperor Pavilion and Lingguan. From the foot of the mountain to the top of the beam in Xiangshan Mountain, Juxian Bridge, Wang Mu Palace, Zixiao Palace, Laoying Palace, Yuzhen Palace, Nanya Palace, Tianxian Palace, Doum Palace, Jingle Palace, Xuansheng Palace, Feixian Pavilion, Mozhen Temple, Twelve Handsome Halls, Baihu Hall, Donghua Hall and Mixed Yuan Building have been built successively. There are Lei Zu Hall, Jade Emperor Building, Notre Dame and Sanguan Hall on the top of Sheng Lei. From China and Thailand to the imperial city, three gates were built, and three tunnels were built in two gates. During this period, Wenwen Palace was rebuilt and Quanzhen Pavilion was added in the hospital. According to the records in Volume 12 of Gansu Tongzhi written by Qing Qianlong, the main temples in Kongtong Mountain are Xuanyuan Palace, Laojun Palace, Nanyan Palace, Congle Palace, Wang Mu Palace and Wenwen Palace. The other volume contains: Song, a Quanzhen Taoist, traveled to Kongtong Mountain and wrote a book. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1662─ 1722), Miao Qingyang, a Taoist in Longmen Cave, Longxian County, Shaanxi Province, was invited to turn Kongtong Mountain into a Taoist ten-square jungle. Since then, the second floor of the Bell and Drum Tower has been built in front of the Imperial City, Samsung Hall, Dragon Army Hall and Yuanjing Hall have been built around Leishengfeng, Sanqing Daozu Hall has been built on the top of Xiangshan Beam, Wang Yaodong has been built above Chaotianmen, Guan Sheng Dijun Hall has been built in Dongtai, Feisheng Palace and Huang San Building have been built in Zhongtai, and Sanqing Hall and Wenchang Palace have been built in Zhaohe Hall. During the Republic of China, Qiuzu Temple was established in Nantai, Qizhen Temple in Zhongtai, Taiqing Palace in Fenghuangling, Eight Immortals Hall in Zhufeng and three temples in Qipanling.
After 1958, most Taoist priests were forced to leave the temple, and the buildings gradually declined. By 1980, only the imperial city complex, Zixiao Palace and Leizu Hall were left, and the rest were ruins or rubble yards. After 1982, the masses raised funds to rebuild the Leishengfeng complex, repair and transform some buildings in the Imperial City, and transform the original Huang Yu Pavilion into five pavilions. By 1989, Wenwen Palace and Wang Mu Palace were rebuilt one after another, including Tianxian Palace, Taiqing Palace, Huang San Building, Sanmiao, Children's Palace and Xuanyuan Building.
Kongtong Travel Network: kongtongtour/ Editor-in-Chief of Chinese Taoist Association: A Dictionary of Taoism (Beijing: Huaxia Publishing House 1994), p. 87 1 page.