Layout characteristics of Dacheng Hall in Xiangfu Confucian Temple

The layout features of Dacheng Hall of Confucian Temple in Xiangfu County are as follows:

There are 22 carved partition doors in the fifth bay on the front of the main hall, of which six in the Ming room each carve a Yunlong, forming a "six dragons holding saints" arranged in front of the Confucius icon in the hall; Every fan in the second room and the top room is a traditional auspicious pattern in China, such as "Two Lions Divide the Water", "Magpie Noisy Plum", "Three Sheep Open Thailand", "Rising Sun", "Zhu Bao Ping An", "Fulu Lu" and "Connecting the Family All the Way". * * There are more than 65,438+000 kinds of animals and feathered flowers carved.

The colorful paintings on the beams and arches of the main hall are beautifully drawn and well preserved, which has high artistic value.

There are eight gold plaques hanging in the hall, which were praised by the Qing emperor for Confucius. They are Kangxi's "Being a Teacher for All", Yongzheng's "No Life for the People", Qianlong's "Heavenly Land", Jiaqing's "Masterpiece of Heaven and Earth", Daoguang's "Harmony between Heaven and Earth" and Xianfeng's "Deqi".

There is a pavilion on the east and west sides of the main hall. There is an inscription in the East Monument Pavilion that Yong Zhengdi pacified imperial academy in Gaocheng, Qinghai. There is an imperial inscription of Emperor Qianlong in the West Monument Pavilion, which is written and carved with two huge stones and Manchu and Chinese characters.

The two monuments are inlaid with a complete monument head and connected into a whole. The monument was originally built in Beijing Confucian Temple, and the double tripod of Lin 'an magistrate was carved in Jianshui Confucian Temple, which is a rare Manchu-Han monument.

At the foot of the outer wall of the back wall of the main hall, there are more than 10 stone tablets, among which Confucius was named as the imperial monument by the emperor from Yuan Wuzong to the first year, which is the oldest stone tablet relic in southern Yunnan.