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Dayun Yuan Temple
Dayun Yuan Temple
 

Dayun Yuan Temple

CHINA, Shanxi, Changzhi
The construction date of the temple is unknown but it does have a horizontal inscribed board dating to 1212 during the Jin dynasty. Reconstructions and renovations were carried out during the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties. It was listed as a National Cultural Heritage Site in 2001.
  The temple faces south and occupies an area of 927.2 sq m. It consists of one courtyard and only the main temple gate and the main hall are extant. The three-by-two bay main temple gate has a single-eave overhanging gable roof and appears to be in Qing dynasty style. The main hall occupies an area of 183.6 sq m and is a three-bay by six-rafter structure with a single-eave overhanging gable roof. The capitals of the columns support single-tier bracket sets with carvings of tripartite brackets featured in between.
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