Haoqidewang Temple

"Haoqinde" is translated into "ancient" in Mongolian. Haoqidewang temple was built in 1700 A.D. in the 39th year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. It has a history of 300 years. It is said that the temple was built by telmutai, the eldest son of the third generation of King alasong of the East haoqide tribe. During the Dingsheng period, there were more than 100 chanting Sutras in the temple. In 1928, the ninth Panchen Lama visited here.

Haoqidewang temple is located at the foot of the famous "hongwutai" mountain, one of the five "Wutai" mountains in China. It lives on the East Bank of the great Jilin River and the West Bank of the little Jilin river. It is 45 kilometers southwest of Bayan Wula town in Xiwu banner. The temple consists of seven small temples of different sizes, covering a total area of 3026.4 square meters, and the main temple covers an area of 363 square meters.

Haoqidewang temple was damaged in 1996 (during the Cultural Revolution). However, after repair, the temple has been well preserved. It is a scenic spot with distinctive regional characteristics and national style, and has great protection value. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Xiwu banner.

Haoqidewang Temple

brief introduction

Haoqidewang temple is located at the foot of the famous "hongwutai" mountain, one of the five "Wutai" mountains in China. It lives on the East Bank of the great Jilin River and the West Bank of the little Jilin river. It is 45 kilometers southwest of Bayan Wula Town, Xiwu banner, Inner Mongolia. The temple consists of seven small temples of different sizes, covering a total area of 3026.4 square meters, and the main temple covers an area of 363 square meters.

history

"Haoqinde" is translated into "ancient" in Mongolian. Haoqidewang temple was built in 1700 A.D. in the 39th year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. It has a history of 300 years. It is said that the temple was built by telmutai, the eldest son of the third generation of King alasong of the East haoqide tribe. During the Dingsheng period, there were more than 100 lamas chanting Sutras in the temple. In 1928, the ninth Panchen Lama visited here.

Haoqidewang temple was damaged in 1996 (during the Cultural Revolution). However, after repair, the temple has been well preserved. It is a scenic spot with distinctive regional characteristics and national style, and has great protection value. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Xiwu banner.

Address: 45 km southwest of Bayan Wula Town, Xiwu banner

Longitude: 117.6114138

Latitude: 44.5889407