Fuling Baigong Ancestral Hall

Fuling Baigong Ancestral Hall

The Fuling Baigong Ancestral Hall is a cultural relic protection unit of Anhui Province.

Fuling Baigong Ancestral Hall

Located in Fuxia Village, Fuling Town, it was built during the Qing Dynasty. The structure has a hip-and-gable roof, faces south, and spans 510 square meters. It consists of two sections: the front section includes upper and lower halls, side corridors, and a central courtyard, while the rear section is a dormitory building featuring a combined post-and-lintel and through-tenon beam framework, with bracket arms supporting the overhanging eaves. The ancestral hall uses large construction materials. In 2004, villagers raised funds to carry out a major renovation of the hall. The entire building remains largely intact and holds certain cultural relic value. In June 2011, it was designated as a county-level cultural relic protection unit under approval document Ji Zheng [2011] No. 46; in 2016, it was listed as a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit under approval document Xuan Zheng Mi [2016] No. 219.

Fuling Town: Situated in the southeastern part of Jixi County, Fuling Town borders Maxiao Township of Lin’an City, Zhejiang Province to the east, Yingzhou Township to the south, Yangxi Town to the west, and Jiapeng Township to the north. The Jihu Highway runs north-south through the entire town, while the Hukan Highway connects directly to the provincial-level Wutun Highway. The town government is located 22 kilometers from the county seat. The town covers a total area of 183 square kilometers, about one-sixth of the county’s total area, with mountainous land spanning 216,350 mu, arable land of 14,145 mu, a total population of 21,232, and 6,164 households. It governs 12 village committees.

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