Zhongyi Minwang Temple

This Yuwangxuan is relatively small in the urban area, and there are not many people who come to visit. But this is the first stop of the second Haisi Wenbo month in Fuzhou. The inscription here is also very famous, there are inscriptions in Tang, Song and Ming Dynasty, you can enjoy it.

A temple of the king hidden in the city, the first person to open the temple, is a kind of nostalgia, a kind of support and a kind of blessing, you can understand the origin of historical and cultural allusions, you can also burn incense to pray for a safe, healthy and happy life.

This attraction is relatively niche in Fuzhou. It is estimated that foreign tourists know less. Passing here, I went in and walked around for free. I felt that I had a lot of unexpected gains. I learned a lot about Fuzhou’s history. I also knew several generations of kings. There is a stone monument on the end. The history of the vicissitudes here is worth seeing.

Location: On Qingcheng Road, the 19th Middle School and the side door of the provincial hospital are now open to the outside for free. The outside is noisy and the inside is quiet. There is really not much history to know. The following Du Niang, you can go for a walk when you have time to understand, Fuzhou Wangxuan, that is, Zhongxu Wangxuan, Yuwang Temple, It is a temple building located in Qingcheng Road, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, China, and the main king of the five generations of the king of the country is judged. The site of the king is the former residence of Wang Zhanzhi. After the three years of the Kaiyun (946), it was changed to a temple. In the seven years of Song Kaibao (974), Wu Yue stabbed Shi Qianqian and Feng Qian to renovate the palace as the Zhongxu Wang Temple. In the northern Song Dynasty, the temple was renovated in 976 AD (9 years of Kaibao), and the temple was destroyed in the Yuan Dynasty. The Ming Wanli 29 years (1601) was rebuilt and renamed Wang Qian. The building is now built in the Ming Dynasty, rebuilt at the end of Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, and opened to the public after its restoration in 1981. It is a Fuzhou-level cultural relics protection unit. There are inscriptions from the late Tang Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty in the temple, and it is a Fujian provincial cultural relics protection unit. There was a archway-style cross-street palace wall (commonly known as the East and West Anal Gate) on the east and west side of the front of the gate. The red wall and green tiles were used to sit north and south, and three doors were opened. A pair of stone lions in front of the middle gate were holding drum stones. The first monument on the gate was: "The Scriptures of the Order", and the next one was: "Zhongyan Wangyan", and the second Yimen were left and right. The hall is wooden structure, three rooms are wide, two rooms are deep, the front is the promenade, and the back is the hall. The "gong covets" are provided in the middle. The statue of the king of the king is preserved in the temple. Tangbei 1, Songbei 1, Mingbei 2. The west of the hall still exists in the temple, and the queen of the queen of the east enjoys the hall. The three rooms are wide and the five pillars are deep. In addition, the ancient monument of the sword platform and the front palace wall, all destroyed in the "cultural revolution".

The historical significance is strong, the content is rich, and it is worth paying attention.

King Yu, a great man, a lot of places to learn