Huojia Wuwang Temple
Huojia Wuwang Temple is a cultural relic protection unit in Henan Province.
Wuwang Temple is a key cultural relic protection unit in Henan Province, located three kilometers east of Huojia County. It derives its name from the historic event where the eight hundred feudal lords gathered here to pledge their allegiance before King Wu of Zhou launched his campaign against King Zhou of Shang at the Battle of Muye. The existing structures include the Mountain Gate, Second Gate, Worship Hall, Wuwang Main Hall, East and West Corridors of Civil and Military Officials, King Wen Hall, Taigong Hall, Holy Mother Hall (also known as Lady Jiang, the Mother of Culture), Duke of Zhou Hall, as well as other palatial halls dedicated to kings and nobles, along with the Lords' Horse-Watering Pond, the Alliance Directional Stele, ancient wells, a Tang Dynasty locust tree, and historical stone tablets. Other relics include the Zhaogong Hall, Bixiao Palace, Bell and Drum Towers, Taigong's Review Platform, the Site Where Bo Yi and Shu Qi Pleaded with King Wu, the Alliance Archway, the Martial Arts Archway, and the Eight-Hundred-Meter Imperial Path.
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