Dujiangyan Confucious Temple

Dujiangyan (formerly Guanxian County) Confucian Temple, also known as Confucius Temple, Confucius Temple, Wenxuanwang Temple, and Zhisheng Temple, is located at the intersection of Wenmiao Street and Shuyuan Street, Guankou Town, Dujiangyan City, Sichuan Province, covering an area of 47 mu. Backed by Yulei Mountain, looking at the Lijiang River in front, next to Wenbi Mountain (also known as Jingui Mountain), and on the right by Xiaoluo Guping, it is the temple of Confucius and Confucianism in all dynasties, and it is also the place of the Palace of Learning and the Confucian Teaching Officers.

Dujiangyan day trip, ready to punch in the Dujiangyan Confucian Temple, a key cultural relics protection unit in Sichuan Province, the Confucian Temple is being upgraded and renovated, and the business is suspended. Only a few photos are taken outside the door, and come back later.

The historical Dujiangyan Confucian Temple was built in the fifth generation. The temple is located in the west of Guanxian County, Panlong Mountain, the two generations of the Song Dynasty and the Yuan Dynasty. During the Ming and Hongwu years, it was moved to Xuanhua Gate in the east of the city, and then destroyed in the military disaster at the end of the Ming Dynasty. In the first year of Qing Kangxi, Maji, Zhixian, restored the Chengdong Confucian Temple. In Kangxi, the county has moved the Confucian Temple back to its original site. The two dynasties of the Zheng and Qianlong, the repairs and expansion of the East and West, Chongsheng Temple, Minglun Liangzhaitang, Guandi, Xiangxianxuan, Shengyuguan, Jinshengyu Zhenfang, and the temple gate, Anus and sage, the temple system is complete, the scale is at the beginning. In 1929, the Temple of Literature was re-established as a county primary and secondary school in the Republic of China. In 1952, it was changed to Guanxian Middle School.

Dujiangyan Confucian Temple, the old Mingguan County Confucian Temple is located in Wenmiao Street, Guankou Street, Dujiangyan City, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, built in the fifth generation period (907~960), the existing buildings are the rebuilt relics of the Qing Dynasty, covering an area of more than 33,000 square meters. Dujiangyan Confucian Temple consists of Luxingmen, Dianchi, Dacheng Palace, Mingdi, Xiangxianxuan, Chongshengxuan, Liqiang Library, Dongxixuan, Zunjingge, Kuixingge and so on, with a construction area of more than 8,700 square meters. Dujiangyan Confucian Temple is the largest in Chengdu area and the most complete county-level Confucian Temple.

Dujiangyan Confucian Temple consists of Luxingmen, Dianchi, Dacheng Palace, Mingdi, Xiangxianxuan, Chongshengxuan, Liqiang Library, Dongxixuan, Zunjingge, Kuixingge and so on, with a construction area of more than 8,700 square meters. Dujiangyan Confucian Temple is the largest in Chengdu area and the most complete county-level Confucian Temple.