Li's Family Ancestral Hall

Located in Miaoer Lane, Yixin Village, Nan'an Township, Longxi County, the Lijialong Palace was originally the ancestral hall for the Dunzongmu people of the Li clan to worship their ancestors. It is an important carrier and one of the landmark buildings of the cultural relics, and it is also the only preserved ancient building complex in Longxi. In the fifth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty, the Lijialong Palace was destroyed by a military disaster, leaving only the "First Gate of Beitian" archway. It was rebuilt in the first year of Emperor Kangxi. When Lu Peigao was appointed magistrate in the thirty-seventh year of Emperor Kangxi, there was a vertical plaque with "Yang Mi Gao" on the "First Gate of Beitian" during his tenure. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, new constructions and maintenance were successively added. Although the scale is far less than before, it is also dependent on the mountains and rivers. In September 2003, the Lijialong Palace was officially opened to tourists, and it has successively received more than 80 Li clan organizations at home and abroad, and Li clan organizations from 29 provinces, cities and districts in China, as well as Li clans and Chinese and foreign tourists to visit Longxi. , rooting ancestors. In 2006, Lijialong Palace was successively named "Dingxi Patriotism Education Base" and "Gansu Provincial Patriotism Education Base" by Dingxi Municipal Party Committee and Gansu Provincial Party Committee. In 2011, the Gansu Provincial People's Government announced the Lijialong Palace as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit. In 2013, Longxi Lijialong Palace became one of the 11 core scenic spots of the Silk Road Tourism Belt in Gansu Province.