Guangrenwang Temple 廣仁王廟
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Guangrenwang Temple; Guǎngrénwángmiào; Kuang-jen-wang-miao; 廣仁王廟; 广仁王庙
identifier: https://architecturasinica.org/place/000036
Dynasty: Tang 618 - 907
The Guangrenwang Temple is located in the old Zhonglongquan Village, Guwei Town. It contains artifacts from the Tang and Qing dynasties and is registered with the National key Important Cultural Properties Protection Unit. Commonly known as the Five Dragons Temple (Wulongmiao 五龍廟), the date of its establishment is unknown. Covering an area of 4560 square meters, it is oriented north-south. Entering the courtyard, there is a stage and a main hall on the central axis. The main hall is a relic of the Tang dynasty, and the stage is from the Qing dynasty.
Wikipedia (in Chinese)
百度百科
location: 山西省芮城县, Shanxi, China, Shanxi 山西省 山西省, Ruicheng 芮城, 县 County
location: 34.73344722 110.677217
Type: temple, miao, 廟, 庙
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