Located in Qishan Fort, Qishan Township, Li County, Gansu Province, the Wuhou Shrine is a significant historical site commemorating Zhuge Liang's six expeditions to Qishan during the Three Kingdoms period, during which he led a Northern Expedition against Cao Wei. The existing buildings are in the style of the Ming and Qing dynasties and are considered one of the five largest Wuhou Shrines in China.
Architectural Layout and Features
Layout: Three courtyards, with front, middle, and rear halls and 12 side rooms. The wooden structure is symmetrically arranged along a central axis.
Core Buildings: The main hall houses a statue of Zhuge Liang, along with Guan Yu and Jiang Wei; the middle hall houses the Guan Yu Hall, and the rear hall serves as the Buddhist Hall.
Cultural Relics: Over 30 Ming and Qing dynasty plaques, five couplets, and over 20 inscriptions are preserved. The ruins on the fort's roof cover an area of 35,000 square meters.