Beizhao Mosque

Beizhao Mosque

Beizhao mosque is located in Langfang City, Hebei Province. Built in the Ming Dynasty, it is said that Beizhao, Yongqing County, was the place where the king of Yan recruited troops from the north and rebuilt the new temple in 1909. Now it covers an area of three mu.

Historical evolution

Initial construction

Beizhao mosque was built in the Ming Dynasty. It is said that Beizhao in Yongqing county was the place where the king of Yan asked for troops and horses.

Renovation and reconstruction

Yongding River was flooded in 1819, and the new temple was rebuilt in 1909. Tian Yuxin (also known as tianwubaba) of Hui nationality in this village opened "sanyuandian" and "binledian" in the capital, which raised a lot of funds and raw materials for the construction of mosques among the people and the government.

Scale system

Temple size

Beizhao mosque has been built for three years and covers an area of three mu.

architectural style

After the completion of Beizhao mosque, tianwubaba invited an imperial edict gold plaque in the capital, which was suspended in the center of the north wall of the hall. The gold plaques on both sides were presented by celebrities.

Main landscape

There is an ancient white marble censer holder in the mosque with a diameter of one meter. In addition, there are two white marble lions in front of the door.

Geographic transportation

Beizhao mosque is located in Langfang City, Hebei Province.

Address: Beizhao village, Yongqing County, Langfang City

Longitude: 116.60813140869

Latitude: 39.375064849854