As a famous Buddhist holy land in China and abroad, Emei Mountain has accumulated a large number of precious cultural relics over the past thousands of years. Among them, the Emei Mountain ancient building complex is unique in its location, design and construction, with rich cult

As a well-known Buddhist holy place in China and abroad,

Emei Mountain has accumulated a large number of precious cultural relics over the past thousands of years. Among them, Emei Mountain ancient building complex

Emei Mountain is unique ingenious in terms of site selection, design and creation

has rich cultural connotation and historical value

Yuan Xuefang Photo

There is still Feilai Palace

One night in the mountains, Sanskrit

On Feilaigang, five miles north of Emeishan County,

There is a single-eaves hip-mountain wooden structure building

html l1 is called Damiao, also called Feilaidian

is the oldest building complex in Emeishan

is also China is rare in southwest region ,

so well preserved in ancient Chinese

Ancient Chinese Wooden structure bracket building

" The father of ancient Chinese architecture " Liang Sicheng once evaluated this building

" Shuzhong rare"

About it's history

Emeishan City Damiao Feilai Hall is commonly known as "Da Temple"

Feilai Hall has a long history

When was it founded?

Rebuilt in Northern Song AD 993

Located on Feilaigang, five miles north of Emeishan City

High terrain, land Dry

Air circulation

Around the forests and hills are undulating like city walls

Clouds and clouds are magnificent

Original Taoist temple Dongyue Emperor l2 like

name is Qitian Wujie Temple

Feilai Palace was listed as a key cultural relics protection unit in Sichuan Province in 1956

988 listed as a national key cultural relics protection unit in national key cultural relics protection unit

980 Feilaidian

About its architectural style

The eaves column on the front of Feilaidian are three rooms, which are 18.28 meters long, and the inner column is divided into five rooms and five rooms deep. The columns on the plane of the hall are distributed in a way to reduce columns. The eaves are also equipped with tiles and flat grids. There are brackets on the flat beams. The brackets are all made of six-slip shops in a single second and double lower bulge. The upper bulge is rolled upwards into an elephant nose shape, and the lower bulge is carved into a dragon head, which is very exquisite and gorgeous.

and

. There are clay-woven dragons on the left and right columns in the Ming Dynasty. The shape is vivid and lifelike, with a typical architectural style of the Song and Yuan dynasties. The hall is topped by a hip mountain, covered with small green tiles, which were paved during the reconstruction in the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Legend about it

According to legend, in ancient times, this was a flat river

In a wind and rain, thunder and lightning, hiking and lightning flashing night

Only heard a loud noise

After dawn, the wind stopped and rain stopped

A hall is majestic and spectacular, appearing on Feilaigang

From now on, the weather is good, don't you go to Tailai

To pray for the gods

Every year, the eighth day of the first lunar month

Feilai Hall will hold a large-scale temple fair event

good men and women go to burn incense and melt paper, and there are endless

It is understood that

The temple fair has been ongoing for more than 300 years since the beginning of the Qing Dynasty

According to the county annals and "Emei Jialan Ji" records

Flying hall was originally named "Jiaqinglou"

The four walls on the floor are all famous paintings of Tang people

One wall painted Begonia http://www.sub.com/

The rest of the paintings of flying insects and birds are the most

Lifey, very interesting

Flying palace stands in Feilaigang for thousands of years

Stories have been passed down and cannot be verified

But this majestic palace

Condensed the infinite wisdom of craftsmen The eternal flow of

adds a lot of touch to our architectural history

There is a chance, you must come here

Experience the charm of the ancient buildings of Mount Emei

Information source: Comprehensive compilation of Mount Emei Museum