Guanyuan Weihui Temple

Guanyuan Weihui Temple

Guanyuan Weihui Temple is a cultural relic protection unit of Fujian Province.

Guanyuan Weihui Temple

Year: Qing Dynasty

Location: Guanyuan Community, Xiangkou Subdistrict, Xiangcheng District, Zhangzhou City

Introduction: Also known as the Three Sage Kings Temple, it faces south with a gable-and-hip roof and swallow-tail ridge style architecture, covering a total area of 3,675 square meters. The building has a width of three bays, and the main hall extends three bays deep, featuring a mixed post-and-lintel and beam-raising timber structure. The temple houses a stone incense burner from the fourth year of the Jianyan era of the Song Dynasty (1130), as well as a divine plaque of the Sacred King of Zhangzhou from the Qing Dynasty and a stone tablet commemorating the temple’s renovation during the Qing Dynasty.

Protected Area: Southward from the southern edge of the temple courtyard extending 20 meters; westward from the dripping line of the western gable wall extending 105 meters; eastward from the eastern edge of the Huihua Temple courtyard 30 meters, then extending to 10 meters from the dripping line of the eastern gable wall of the rear hall of Huihua Temple; northward from the dripping line of the northern gable wall of the rear hall of Huihua Temple extending 10 meters.

In 2009, Guanyuan Weihui Temple was announced by the People's Government of Fujian Province as part of the seventh batch of provincial-level cultural relic protection units.

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Further Reading:

· Seventh Batch of Cultural Relic Protection Units in Fujian Province