Hall of the Three Holy Mothers
The Hall of the Three Holy Mothers is five bays wide and three bays deep, built in the Qing Dynasty in the flush-gable style, with gray tube tiles on the roof and a gray main ridge. The central ridge features a dragon in the south and a phoenix in the north, with dragon-headed large ornaments at both ends. Currently, there is no vase ornament; it has eaves columns but no bracket sets, with inverted-basin-shaped blue stone column bases, plank doors, and wooden lattice windows. It is located one li north of the Taiji Hall. The hall enshrines the mothers of Laozi, Confucius, and Sakyamuni.
Source: Luyi County People's Government Website
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