Hall of Heavenly Kings Review

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The Temple of Heavenly Kings of Shaolin Temple has a plaque of the first ancestor of Zen. When the Damo ancestors crossed the river and founded Zen in Shaolin, they really deserve the title of Zuting. Now there are almost no monks in Shaolin Temple.

It is worth visiting Shaolin Temple. The Temple of Heavenly Kings is located on the central axis behind the mountain gate. It is the second building of Shaolin Temple's permanent courtyard. Qinghuizheng was the temple mountain gate for 13 years. It was first built in Yuan, and it was renovated many times in Ming and Qing. During the 13th year of Qing Dynasty (1735), when the Shaolin Temple was overhauled, a mountain gate was built in front of the temple, which was renamed the Temple of the King of Heaven. Unfortunately, in 1928, it was burned by Shiyou San, and only the platform, temple foundation, pillar foundation and threshold remained.

The Temple of Heavenly Kings is located at the end of the monument forest. It is the second temple of Shaolin Temple, and the temple of Daxiong Treasures and Tibetan Jingge are also called the three major temples. The Temple of Heavenly Kings is a building on the top of the mountain, with red walls and green tiles, dougong painted, and the upper and lower eaves. The style of the "Temple of Heavenly Kings", which is titled by Chutu South, hangs between the roofs of the temple. Outside the hall is the two major kings of the temple, namely "hum" and "ha". The inside of the hall is the four kings, also known as the four kings, meaning the wind and rain, respectively, the east holding the kingdom of the kingdom, the south growth king, the west wide-eyed king, the north more heard of the king.

Beautiful scenery, historical area is very bad, you can go and see, very good, really good

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