Tang 'an Ancient Temple is named after Tang 'an Cooper, also known as Tang 'an Ancient Temple. In the first year of Tang Wude, it was built at the foot of Xiangshan Mountain in Jingmen, Hubei Province, formerly known as "guangde temple". After several times of destruction and relocation, it was finally built in BMW Mountain, Zi Ling, Jingmen.
"Tang 'an Ancient Temple" once stood on the rainy top of Jingmen, and later moved again because the city expanded westward.
The "Tang 'an Ancient Temple" on the new site has begun to take shape, and many large-scale supporting scenic spots are still under construction.
Development history
Tang 'an Ancient Temple was built in the first year of Tang Wude (6 18).
When Wei Chijingde was the general manager of Jiangling, the imperial court named the temple "guangde temple".
In the 19th year of Qing Qianlong (A.D. 1754), the government of Jingmen Prefecture presided over the restoration of the temple, built a jade guardrail around the remaining solitary cypress, and personally wrote the words "Tang 'an Cooper" as a souvenir.
At this point, "Tang 'an Gubai" has not only become one of the eight scenic spots in the ancient city of Jingmen, but its guangde temple is also called "Tang 'an Ancient Temple" or "Tang 'an Ancient Temple".
At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, "Tang 'an Ancient Temple" was finally destroyed due to disrepair.
1997, the "Tang 'an Ancient Temple" was rebuilt on the top of Yushan Mountain not far from the original site, which was brilliant again.
20 1 1 In order to meet the needs of Jingmen's westward expansion, the Tang 'an Ancient Temple was rebuilt in Baoma Mountain, Zi Ling Town, Dongbao District.
At this point, "Tang 'an Ancient Temple" has finally found a treasure trove of geomantic omen after many twists and turns. A brand-new "Tang 'an Ancient Temple" has been built and is welcoming tourists from all directions.