Where is the Taoist temple in Anhui?

Tai Su Palace, Yun Qi, Anhui 1.

Yun Qi, located in Xiuning County, Huangshan City, Anhui Province, has become one of the four famous Taoist mountains in China because of its "one stone inserted into the sky and integrated with the cloud". It is a mountain scenic spot characterized by Taoist culture and Danxia landform, and is known as "Huangshan Mountain Crossing the South of the Yangtze River" in history. "A Chinese Odyssey is the most famous mountain in the south of the Yangtze River" is the praise of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty to Yun Qi.

Tai Su Palace is the largest temple in the mountain, covering an area of 65,438+0,600 square meters. It is very spectacular and was built by Emperor Jiajing. /kloc-rebuilt in 0/994, 1997 The statue was opened to pilgrims and tourists.

2. Anhui Yangguo Tianjing Palace

Tianjing Palace, commonly known as Laozi Temple, is also known as Zhongtai Qing Palace. It is a sacred place to commemorate Laozi, a great thinker, philosopher, founder of Taoist school and originator of Taoism in pre-Qin period of China. Tianjing Palace is located in Zhengdian Village, Wobei Street, Guoyang County, Bozhou City, Anhui Province. ?

Tianjing Palace was built in the eighth year of Yan Xi in the Eastern Han Dynasty (165), formerly known as Laozi Temple. Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty, because he dreamed that Laozi had left the palace, gave him a temple in his hometown for sacrifice, and ordered Bian Shao, the prime minister of Chen State, to write an inscription for Laozi.

3. Anhui Shuanghe Taoist Temple

Shuanghe Temple is located on Shuanghe Mountain, 500 meters north of Shuanghe Town, Jinzhai County. It was built in the Sui Dynasty. The original brick structure of Shuanghe Temple consists of 99 and a half halls, with one house and two houses surrounded by 50 halls of lonely souls. There are Dacheng Hall, Jade Emperor Hall, Sanqing Hall, Dade Zhenjun Hall Hall, Sansheng Niangniang Hall and Yamaraja Shifang Hall. Views have changed and declined several times. 1986 is listed as an open palace in Anhui province.

4. Maoxian Ancient Cave in Fengtai, Anhui Province

Located in the middle of the south slope of Sanfeng Mountain, 3.5 kilometers south of Fengtai County, Anhui Province, it is surrounded by water on three sides, and the Huaihe River passes through the border and is connected with the "First Gorge" of the Huaihe River. It is known as "the first humanistic cave in northern Anhui" and is the main attraction of Maoxiandong tourist area.

Maoxian Ancient Cave was built in the Western Han Dynasty, with a history of more than 2,000 years, which is of great tourism development value. According to legend, during the reign of Emperor Han Cheng, immortals passed by here. Seeing the excellent scenery and deep cultivation caves, he left a secluded monastery.

Soon, his two brothers, who were officials in Kyoto, resigned and came here to study Taoism. While learning Taoism, the three brothers dug roads, cut down trees and built temples, hence the name Maoxian Cave. Since then, it has become a religious holy place of all ages, either a Taoist temple or a temple.

5. Longshugong, Jingxian County, Anhui Province

The sunset glow of Lushan Mountain was once one of the "eight scenic spots" in Jingxian County, and the Dragon Palace was located at the top of Lushan Mountain. Minshan is located in the east of Xiqin Town, Jingxian County, 5 kilometers away from Cai Jing Highway. Its peak is flat and looks like a plush chair. Magnificent, magnificent. During the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 23-220), Wu, a Taoist priest of Kongtong Mountain, took a fancy to the aura of Yunshan and came here to build a temple to preach the Dharma and worship the gods.

Later it was named "Longshu Palace" by Emperor Han Ming (57-75 AD). It has been rebuilt and expanded many times, and it has already had a considerable scale in the Qing Dynasty.

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