The "Chongde Hall" dedicated to Wang Di was originally located in the Erwang Temple in guanxian. During the reign of Emperor Qi Ming in the Southern Dynasty (AD 494-498), Liu, a secretariat official, moved his self-irrigation entrance to the Dragon Palace.
In the second year of Renzong Kangding in the Northern Song Dynasty (104 1), Zhao Ke was ordered to jointly worship Wang Cong and expand the Wang Cong Temple, which took shape today. Diyou rebuilt in the fourth year (1052). In the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, Wang Cong Temple was destroyed by war, and only Du Yu and the Second Mausoleum of Bieling were left. During the Zhang Uprising in the late Ming Dynasty, it suffered serious damage.
In the 12th year of Qing Qianlong (1747), Li Xin, a magistrate of a county, protected the Second Mausoleum by "cutting stones to lead the way" and "banning firewood mining". In the 15th year of Daoguang (1835), Wang Cong Temple was restored and cypress trees were planted. In the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu (1908), the "Tingjun Building" was built in the east of the temple.
In the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925), there was a park in the temple, which gradually became deserted. In the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929), the governor of Sichuan was stationed in Yong, and allocated funds to cultivate and repair the ancestral hall, and erected the stone tablets of "Ancient Emperor Mausoleum" and "Ancient Emperor Mausoleum" in front of the Second Mausoleum.
The monument of 1969 was demolished, leaving only remnants. This monument is a replica. 1984, Pixian People's Government expanded the area of Wang Cong Temple from 22 mu to 88 mu.
Extended data
Wang Cong Temple is located in the southwest of Pidu District, Chengdu, Sichuan, 23 kilometers away from Chengdu.
Wang Cong Temple sits west to east, and its architectural style is different from other temples. The original temple was built according to the planning of Yuling Mountain in Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province. Because it is a temple dedicated to two masters, the doors of the temple are not single and one-way, but symmetrically open into two doors, the north and the south.
Main attraction
1. Pavilions and arch bridges are arranged on the terrace of the temple garden, which fully conforms to the intention of teaching people to cultivate land and lead the people to control water.
2. Wang Di Ling and Cong Di Ling in Wang Di Ling are opposites. Wang Di Mausoleum, with a circumference of more than 200m and a height of more than10m, is the largest royal mausoleum in southwest China. The tombstone was funded by Xiong Kewu, Governor of Sichuan in the 18th year of the Republic of China, and the inscription was written by Mao Xin. Congdi Mausoleum: perimeter100m, height10m.
In the shrine, there is a shrine with two statues of emperors. There is a couple and two pairs in the middle: "Shu is unprecedented. Remembering the crown, the soil and water are flat, and one virtue, monarch and minister are separated by three generations; Ba people chase the ground, and the phoenix comes to cuckoo, and it will be rainy and rainy in the future. "
Festival activities
Wang Cong Temple is also rich in folk culture. Every year around Tomb-Sweeping Day, singing competitions are held here. The pigeon racing festival is large in scale, with a large number of people and a large number of ordinary people. This tradition originated from the story of "cuckoo crying blood" in ancient China.
The pigeon racing festival is large in scale and large in number. The contestants are ordinary civilians with strong local flavor and warm scenes. At the song party, people throw plums at girls and daughter-in-law It is said that whoever gets more will get more. On this day, some mother-in-law took their daughter-in-law to Wang Cong Temple to pick plums.
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