Qinshui Shundi Temple 沁水舜帝廟
edition published: 2018-03-21-04:00
language: en; zh-latn-pinyin; zh-Hant; zh-Hans; zh-latn-wadegile
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Qinshui Shundi Temple; Qìnshuǐ Shùndìmiào; Ch'in-shui Shun-ti-miao; 沁水舜帝廟; 沁水舜帝庙
identifier: https://architecturasinica.org/place/000077
Date founded unknown. According to a stele fragment inside the temple, repairs were made in the Qing dynasty (宣统二年 (1910)). The temple site encompasses 684 square meters. The complex faces south with a single courtyard, axial buildings include a Mountain Gate and main hall; on the east and west are side halls of 6 bays each. Within the compound, other than the Jin dynasty main hall, the rest of the buildings are Qing dynasty. (Translation Lydia Ohl, ed. T. Miller)
Site geolocated in this entry was lacking a Mountain Gate, and the main hall departs from the description given in the Zhongguo wenwu dituji cited above. Location needs verification.
Dynasty: 1115–1912, Jin - Qing 1127-1234
location: 35.60493333 111.97245
Type: temple, miao, 廟, 庙
II:484-485;57-C1
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