Xiayue Huguo Lingkuang King Temple

　　   Xiayue Huguo Lingkuang King Temple is situated in Baliwa Natural Village, which is under the jurisdiction of Xiayue Village, Danzhu Town, Zhangzi County. The Zhongzhang Fuxi Temple is located 8.4 kilometers southwest of Zhongzhang Village, Nanzhang Town. It is a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit.

　　   The temple faces south and measures 12 meters in east-west length and 24 meters in north-south width, covering an area of approximately 288 square meters. Its exact construction date is unknown. According to inscriptions preserved in the temple, it was renovated in the 41st year of the Kangxi reign during the Qing Dynasty (1720). The existing main hall is a remnant of the Jin Dynasty, while the other structures date back to the Qing Dynasty.

　　   The central axis of the temple includes a sacrificial hall and the main hall. The main hall stands on a sandstone platform 0.56 meters high, featuring a three-bay width and six-rafter depth. It has a single-eave, hanging gable roof adorned with glazed ridge ornaments. There are two inscribed stelae in the sacrificial hall.