Yongchang Desheng Temple
Yongchang Desheng Temple, also known as -Temple, is located in the northwest corner of Guyingzi Village, Bianzhangzi Township. The temple is the family temple of the Han clan of the Mongolian ethnic group. According to research, Yongchang Desheng Temple was built in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The main hall is the "Ancestral Master Hall," the rear hall is the "Sakyamuni Hall," also known as the "Three Saints Buddha Hall." About 30 meters in front of the main hall is the "Four Heavenly Kings Hall," and about 20 meters southwest of the main hall is the "Guandi Temple." The entire temple complex consists of a total of 42 Buddhist halls and main structures. The temple walls are 2.3 meters high and 200 meters long, covering a total area of 15,000 square meters.
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