Qingdi Palace

Qingdi palace is located in the southwest of Yuhuangding in Mount Tai, adjacent to shenqigong in the West and Pandao in the East. It is the temple of Guangsheng emperor. It was founded without examination, rebuilt in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and destroyed before the founding of the people's Republic of China.

The temple, facing south from the north, is a two-way temple with a square plan, which is composed of temple gate, main hall and east-west auxiliary hall. There is a stone arched gate at the top of the mountain, with a width of 3.55 meters, a depth of 1.9 meters, a height of 2.37 meters, a height of 1.55 meters and a width of 1.5 meters. 　　

There are three main halls, three columns, five beams and six purlins, with front porch style, heavy beams, rolling shed and hard hilltop. It is 11.25 meters wide, 7.5 meters deep and 7.6 meters high. The width of the main room is 3.4 meters, and the width of the secondary room is 3.1 meters.

There are three East and West halls, three columns, five beams and six purlins, with front porch style, heavy beams, rolling shed and hard hilltop. It is 10.3 meters wide, 7 meters deep, 7.2 meters high and 3.1 meters wide.

The Qing emperor, Fuxi, is one of the ancient mythological figures. Taoism reveres him as a God. It is said that the Qing emperor controlled the occurrence of all things and was worshipped in Mount Tai.

Qingdi Palace

Qingdi palace is located in the southwest of Yuhuangding in Mount Tai, adjacent to shenqigong in the West and Pandao in the East. It is the temple of Guangsheng emperor. It was founded without examination, rebuilt in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and destroyed before the founding of the people's Republic of China. The Qing emperor, Fuxi, is one of the ancient mythological figures. Taoism reveres him as a God. It is said that the Qing emperor controlled the occurrence of all things and was worshipped in Mount Tai.

Brief introduction of Qingdi Palace

There is Qingdi Palace at Daiding and Qingdi temple at dailu. In 595, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty set up an altar to worship the Qing emperor. In 1008, when Emperor Zhenzong of song ascended Mount Tai, he was granted the title of emperor Guangsheng, and wrote inscriptions praising emperor Qingdi's "jiebidaizong, diezidongtu, the place of birth, and lingxianfu".

Specific introduction

The temple, facing south from the north, is a two-way temple with a square plan, which is composed of temple gate, main hall and east-west auxiliary hall. There is a stone arched gate at the top of the mountain, with a width of 3.55 meters, a depth of 1.9 meters, a height of 2.37 meters, a height of 1.55 meters and a width of 1.5 meters.

There are three main halls, three columns, five beams and six purlins, with front porch style, heavy beams, rolling shed and hard hilltop. It is 11.25 meters wide, 7.5 meters deep and 7.6 meters high. The width of the main room is 3.4 meters, and the width of the secondary room is 3.1 meters.

There are three East and West halls, three columns, five beams and six purlins, with front porch style, heavy beams, rolling shed and hard hilltop. It is 10.3 meters wide, 7 meters deep, 7.2 meters high and 3.1 meters wide.

Address: Taishan, Tai'an City, Shandong Province

Longitude: 117.0873682168

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