Juxing Court, located in the west of Lingxingmen of Nanjing Confucius Temple, corresponds to Kuiguang Pavilion in the west of Lingxingmen, symbolizing the prosperity of writing style. It is an ancient pavilion with eight sides and two floors. It was founded in the 14th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (AD 1586). It is also a famous monument with a long history of Confucius Temple. It was destroyed for hundreds of years, and in the eighth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (AD 1869), it was renovated for the last time with the financing of Zhu Fufeng, a rural sage in Jiangning. It's hard to read, but it was preserved until the 1960s. During the Cultural Revolution, it was torn down as "tattered capitalism". The present Juxing Court was rebuilt by 1984.
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Among them, the attic building should be one of the attractions of Jiangnan Palace Garden and Confucius Temple.
Jiangnan Gongyuan is one of the main buildings in Confucius Temple area. Qinhuai River once flourished because of the existence of Gong Yuan and Confucius Temple, and became the largest imperial examination room in China. In its heyday, there were only 20,644 examination rooms, plus hundreds of official rooms, dining rooms, warehouses and miscellaneous military rooms, covering an area of more than 300,000 square meters. Its scale and area rank first in all provinces in China, creating the largest imperial examination room in ancient China.