Lingxiao tower of Zhengding Tianning Temple address: in the former Tianning Temple, north of Dazhong street, west of Longxing Temple, Zhengding, Shijiazhuang
Lingxiao tower, formerly known as "Huiguang tower", is also known as "wooden tower" because of its brick wood mixed structure. Lingxiao tower is located in the north of Dazhong street in Zhengding County. It is one of the Eight Temples in Zhengding ancient city. It is an important Buddhist architectural remains in Tianning Temple. The tower was first built in the early years of Xiantong in Tang Dynasty (860), rebuilt in the fifth year of Qingli in Northern Song Dynasty (1045), rebuilt in the sixth year of Emperor Tong in Jin Dynasty (1146), and repaired in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The existing buildings are in song and Jin dynasties. Lingxiao tower, majestic and unconstrained, is the highest existing wooden pavilion style ancient tower in China. The body of the tower is nine levels, with a height of 41 meters. The plane is octagonal. The first to third floors are made of brick, and the fourth to ninth floors are mainly made of wood. From the bottom to the top, the top of the tower is made of four pavilions. The brick part of the lower three layers has three pavilions on each side, and the upper six layers have two columns on each side. The appearance of the top of the tower is elegant. Wind chimes are hung at each corner, and doors are set on all sides. The pagoda brake was originally made of iron, and the nine storey phase wheel is jujube shaped, which is rare in ancient pagoda structure. There are steps inside the tower, from the bottom arch into the tower, climbing step by step, to the top. The tower is built of brick and wood, and the space design is unique, which provides a unique example for the study of ancient architectural history. From 1981 to 1985, the state allocated funds for overhauling more than three floors, making this ancient building brilliant again. Now the tower is a national key cultural relic protection unit.
Zhengding Guanghui temple tower address: in the original Guanghui Temple above Gaofu, Shengmin street, Zhengding County, Shijiazhuang city
Huata is in the former Guanghui temple in Zhengding County. The temple buildings have been destroyed for a long time, only the Huata stands on the hill. The pagoda was first built in the reign of Zhenguan of Tang Dynasty (785-805), and rebuilt in the reign of Dading of Jin Dynasty (1161-1789). It was repaired in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The existing Huata are all built in Jin Dynasty. The tower is 40.5 meters high with unique shape and varied structure. The tower is of pavilion type, all of which are built with bricks. The base of the tower is divided into four layers. The plane below three levels is octagonal, and the fourth layer is a cone. This is the essence of the pagoda shape. On the first floor, a single-layer flat hexagonal pavilion shaped chamber was added to the four facades, commonly known as "small tower". There are round arched openings on the front of the tower and outside the chamber, which makes the configuration of douhong strange. The second floor is octagonal, with three rooms on each side, a flat seat at the bottom and a bucket eaves tile on the top. The door is on each side, and the false lattice window lattice and rectangular pointed brick niches are on the top. There are 24 niches in total. The third floor flat seat is very large, but the tower body is suddenly small, surrounded by square doors and inclined lattice false windows. Above the third layer is a conical shape, on which there are relief shaped wall sculptures of tiger, leopard, lion, elephant, dragon and Buddha, etc. according to the vertical line of octagonal octagonal on eight sides. They are arranged in a staggered way, which is very appropriate. The original painting is now peeling off. From the wall plastic part to the octagonal eaves top, on the tower brake, has been damaged. The pagoda was originally built in Guanghui temple. Emperor Qianlong visited the temple many times to offer sacrifices to Buddha and view the scenery near the pagoda. He also called it "miaoguang performing religion". The appearance of the whole tower was originally painted. When it was first built, it was colorful and dazzling.
Chengling pagoda of Zhengding Linji Temple address: Linji temple, east of Shengmin street, Zhengding County, Shijiazhuang City
Chengling pagoda, commonly known as green pagoda and Yibo pagoda, is a provincial key cultural relics protection unit announced in 1956. The solid octagonal pagoda is 30 meters high. At the bottom of the tower is a broad octagonal stone platform, on which is a xumizuo. The waist part of the platform is carved with extremely rich patterns of exotic flowers and birds. On the top of the platform are wood-like brick arches, flat seats and railings. On the top, there are three layers of brick lotus to support the tower. The first floor of the tower is very high. The front is equipped with a pair of arched false doors, and the side is decorated with flower lattice false windows. Make a circle at the corner. The eight eaves of the tower are very close to each other, giving people the feeling of dense eaves. From the first floor, the rest of the balustrades are made of wood, except for the first floor and the second floor. The top of the pagoda is carved with brick, and the phase wheel, the moon and the jewels are made of iron, which add to the solemnity of the pagoda. Chengling pagoda is exquisitely designed. With beautiful shape, rich carving and varied structure, it can be regarded as a masterpiece among the pagodas with dense eaves. However, due to the age, it has been dilapidated. As a result, it was overhauled in 1985, and all the tile roofs, dilapidated brackets, brick carvings and bronze mirrors were renovated in a new way.
Address: Kaiyuan Temple, Zhengding County, Shijiazhuang
Xumi pagoda, also known as brick pagoda, was built in the 10th year of Zhenguan reign of Tang Dynasty (636 AD). The existing pagoda is a relic of Ming Dynasty. The tower is a brick and stone structure with nine floors, about 48 meters high and square plane. The bottom floor is a square stone platform, with eight stone carvings at the four corners, and a stone gate in the middle of the front. The stone gate has the word "Xumi Qiaoli" written on its forehead. The upper eight floors are gradually converging, with small square windows on the front, green brick walls on the perimeter, brick eaves on each floor, and Fengduo at the four corners. The top tower brake is gourd shaped. The tower is simple, simple and generous, with no decoration except the door opening and a little carving on the bottom. The square brick tower looks very similar to the big and small wild goose pagodas in Xi'an.
Address: the intersection of South Street and Shita road in Zhaoxian, Shijiazhuang
Tuoluojing building, commonly known as Zhaozhou stone pagoda, is located at the intersection of South Street and Stone Pagoda Road in Zhaoxian County, Shijiazhuang city. It is the former site of Kaiyuan Temple in Tang Dynasty. National key cultural relics protection units. The Jingchuang is the building of Kaiyuan Temple. The housi temple was abandoned and the Jingchuang still exists. Because the building is engraved with the toronic scriptures, it is called "the toronic Scripture building". This building is all made of granite and stone carving. It looks like a tower, so it is commonly known as "stone tower". Zhao county was called Zhaozhou in ancient times, and its standard title should be "Zhaozhou tuoluojing building". It was built in 1038 A.D. in the fifth year of Jingyou in the Northern Song Dynasty. It was supervised by Wang Decheng, Deputy Minister of protocol and governor of Zhaozhou, and built by he Xing, Li Yu and others from Zhaozhou. With a height of 16.44 meters, it is the tallest and most perfect stone Scripture building in China. Its shape is tall, straight and beautiful, with artistic charm. In 1961, it was listed as the first batch of key cultural relics protection units in China by the State Council.
Address: Xibai temple, Beiguan, Zhaoxian County, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province
The pagoda is 33 meters high and has seven storeys. It was built in the third year of Tianli in the Yuan Dynasty to commemorate the famous monk of the Tang Dynasty. It has a history of more than 670 years. Berlin Temple is an important Buddhist place in the north. During the cultural revolution, only the ancient pagoda was left, and other buildings were destroyed. It has been recognized as a national key cultural relics protection unit by the State Council and the State Administration of cultural relics.
Address: southwest corner of Yuanshi County, Shijiazhuang
Kaihua temple tower is located in the southwest corner of Yuanshi County, Shijiazhuang city. According to the county annals, there are two original pagodas in Kaihua temple, one of which is the Sutra building of Tang Dynasty. During the cultural revolution, Kaihua temple and its west tower were destroyed, while the East Tower remained. The scripture building is no longer in existence. National key cultural relics protection units.
Address: shazidong village, northwest of Lingshou County, Shijiazhuang City
Youju temple is located in shazidong village, northwest of Lingshou county. It was built in 557 A.D. in the eighth year of Tianbao period of the Northern Qi Dynasty. It faces south to the north and is surrounded by mountains. The environment is quiet, so it is called Youju temple. The pagoda of secluded residence temple is of blue brick structure. The existing building of Tang Dynasty has a square plane and a height of about 15 meters. There are seven levels in total. The pagoda is reduced layer by layer above the second level, and the eaves are overlapped. The top of the pagoda is supported by a lotus. There is a semicircular arch in the south of the tower, and the door frame is made of stone. Figures, birds and animals are engraved on the arch. On the first floor of the pagoda, there is a memorial tablet of gaoruixiu temple, the prince of Zhao Prefecture of the Northern Qi Dynasty. There are two large stone Buddha statues, and there are 17 small stone Buddha statues on the above floors. From the bottom of the brick tower to the top, the size of the stone Buddha statues is reduced layer by layer. They are all white marble stones, no matter how big or small they are. The records on the ground floor prove that these stone statues were all carved in the Northern Qi Dynasty.
Address: Wujiayao Township, Jingxing County, Shijiazhuang City
Xinglong Temple thousand Buddha pagoda is located in Biao village, Wujiayao Township, Jingxing County, Shijiazhuang city. Cultural relics protection units at the provincial level. Xinglong temple is also known as Hongmen temple. There is a circle of flat seats on the second floor of the tower. According to textual research, the original tower is a seven story brick imitation wooden pavilion style ancient tower, which was built in the Song Dynasty. From the shape and structure, the tower is a Song Jin era building with high value. It is the most intact brick imitation wooden structure building in Jingxing county.
Address: Pingshan County, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province
Wanshou temple tower forest is located at the foot of Donglin mountain, 100 meters east of Sigou village, Sanji Township, Pingshan County, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province. National key cultural relics protection units. All the pagodas are tombs of eminent monks in Wanshou temple. Because the main tower in the Tallinn is the prince's Tower of the later Tang Dynasty, it is also called the prince's tomb tower group of the Tang Dynasty. From the Song Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, there are 26 stone pagodas with two faces.
Address: 5 km southeast of Zanhuang County, Shijiazhuang
Zhiping temple stone pagoda, also known as Jiaying temple stone pagoda, also known as Zhiping Temple Scripture building, is located on the Zhiping Temple site in the north of Jiaying temple village, 5 km southeast of Zanhuang County, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province. It was founded in the Tianbao period of Tang Dynasty, so it is called Zhiping temple Tangtian gem pagoda. National key cultural relics protection units.
Address: Longquan Mountain, Shangzhuang Town, Luquan District, Shijiazhuang
In Hanzhuang, Luquan District, Shijiazhuang City, there are five tombs of the Jin Dynasty and shoutA on the platform of the southeast valley of Longquan Temple. The shape of the tomb tower is a classic building. The buildings with exact chronology are "the first year of Taihe" (1201), and the buildings with exact name are "the inscription of Jin Gong Shou tower". The five stone buildings are made of bluestone with different shapes, ingenious design, reasonable layout, fine carving and good preservation. The stone building is composed of three parts: base, body and top. The lower base is composed of octagonal and octahedral stone carvings, inverted rosettes and drum shaped stone piers. They are octagonal stone pillars with inscriptions on them. Some of them can be identified. There are two floors at the top of the building, with octagonal prism stone plate at the bottom, relief curtain, lion head, Buddha statue and a round lotus stone on the top. The five stone buildings have different shapes and fine carvings.
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