Bao's ancestral hall

Baozheng family temple is located in Baogong Town, Feidong County.

Bao's ancestral hall

Bao clan ancestral hall is a family ancestral hall built in the middle of Ming Dynasty, which belongs to the place where Bao clan worships ancestors and sages. Located in Yuyan village, Sixi Town, Taishun County, Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province. It records the glory and tradition of the family and is the temple of the family. As a symbol and symbol of the long history of the family.

position

Bao's ancestral hall is located in Yuyan village, Sixi Town, Taishun County, Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province. It was built in Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in 1847.

layout

The ancestral hall is divided into archway, outer platform gate, head gate, front hall, main hall and other parts. Among them, the archway is a three room wooden building with a width of 7.24 meters and a depth of 2.7 meters. The double eaves hang on the top of the mountain and the clear water ridge. The main hall is five rooms wide and four rooms deep. Outside the two rooms, there is a large beam 8.30 meters long and about 0.5 meters thick on the gold pillars. Under the beam is carved a phoenix play peony, with eight trigrams in the middle. Along the edge, it is engraved with 12 characters "Daoguang 27 years old, but not rebuilt". The ancestral hall is symmetrically arranged along the central axis. It is the crystallization of the wisdom and creativity of the working people. In 1990, the Cultural Relics Bureau of Zhejiang Province appropriated funds and the masses cooperated to raise funds for renovation. (Taishun County annals Culture)

Address: Dabao village, jieji Township, Feidong County, Hefei, Anhui Province

Longitude: 117.725541

Latitude: 31.960592