Thirteen Stele Pavilion

20221008 Morning: 1. The "Thirteen Steles Pavilion" is located in the "Confucius Temple" in the "Qufu Sankong" in the 5A Scenic Area. The Confucian Temple is also called the "Yuli to the Holy Temple". It is the largest Confucius Temple in the country. It is located next to the "Confucius Mansion". It is one of the three ancient buildings in China. It was built in the Lu Aigong period in 479 BC. The three thatched houses lived in Confucius were the temples. The Tang Dynasty was expanded to 30 rooms and the Song Dynasty was expanded to more than 300 rooms. The two generations of Ming and Qing Dynasty reached the current 466. The three bus ordinary buses, tricycles and carriages in the scenic area are all directly accessible, and it is easy to stop by car. Please explain 100 yuan at the door, and you can bargain to 80 yuan in mid-week. 2. The 13-stone pavilion covers a total of 13 stone pavilions in the five Dynasties, of which the earliest was the stone pavilion in Jin Mingchang in the second year (1191); the heaviest is the monument of Qing Kangxi Emperor, weighing 65 tons, from Beijing Xishan with more than 400 people and more than 600 cattle, through canals and land sprinkled water into ice skating; The most famous "Chenghua Stele" was established by Ming Xianzong in Ming Chenghua four years (1468), not only the inscriptions raised Confucius to the extreme, the calligraphy of Zhengyi is also very beautiful, but there is no writer's name, there is damage during the Cultural Revolution, no tablet pavilion.

The 13-stone pavilion concentratedly reflects Confucius' position in the eyes of the rulers. The emperors of all dynasties rushed to worship. Although Confucius' doctrine was reformed a lot, it was still difficult to hide its spiritual glory.

The 13-stone pavilion is located in the three-hole Confucian Temple in Qufu. It is a pavilion with 13 inscriptions for the Confucian Temple by the 13 emperors. It is neatly arranged and worth special photography.

Not bad, the environment is also quite good!

The 13th Stele Pavilion is a very unique building complex in the Confucian Temple. It is a glazed red wall building with imperial inscriptions, and the stele pavilion is built in a scattered manner. It feels from all angles, and there is a "hooking corner" allusion hidden between the roof and the tiles. The ancient trees next to the stele pavilion are also very amazing, one is like a dragon, one is like a phoenix, all formed naturally.