The Temple of the Three Great Kings

The Temple of the Three Great Kings

The Temple of the Three Great Kings is a cultural heritage site protected by Shuozhou City.

The Temple of the Three Great Kings is located in Jizhuang Village, Shentou Town, Shuocheng District, and dates back to the Qing Dynasty.

On March 21, 2011, the Temple of the Three Great Kings was designated as one of the first batch of municipal-level cultural heritage protection units in Shuozhou City.

Jizhuang Village: Located 15 kilometers northeast of Shuozhou City in Shentou Town, Shuocheng District, Jizhuang Village lies north of Hongtao Mountain and south of the Sanggan River, adjacent to the eastern side of Shentou Village. The village enjoys convenient transportation — with second- and third-tier roads to the north and the Tongpu Railway to the south. The total area of the village is 3.56 square kilometers, including 2,530 mu of arable land, averaging 1.2 mu of farmland per person. Villagers primarily engage in agriculture and take on odd jobs to supplement their income.

Jizhuang Village has a long history and rich cultural heritage. Remnants of an ancient fortress from the Ming Dynasty can still be found here. The village also boasts a 600-year-old Chinese scholar tree dating back to the second year of the Hongwu era (1369) of the Ming Dynasty, along with over 200… More information about Jizhuang Village ++