Jin Shrines, Shrine to the Eastern Peak, offering hall 東嶽祠享堂
edition published: 2020-10-22-04:00
language: en; zh-latn-pinyin; zh-Hant; zh-Hans; zh-latn-wadegile
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Shrine to the Eastern Peak, offering hall; 東嶽祠享堂; 东岳祠享堂; Dōngyuècí xiǎngtáng; Tung-yüeh-tz'u hsiang-t'ang; 東嶽廟享堂; 东岳庙享堂; Temple to the Eastern Peak, offerinfg hall; Dōngyuèmiào xiǎngtáng; 泰山廟享堂; Temple to the Mount Tai, offering hall; Taishanmiao xiǎngtáng
identifier: https://architecturasinica.org/place/000048i2
Date: 1342-1877
Dynasty: Yuan - Qing 1279 - 1912
The offering hall is the second building on axis, and it is located directly north of the entry gateway. The building is square in plan with a single doorway in all four directions. It has a hip-gable (xieshan 歇山) roof which likely dates to the Qing dynasty restoration of the site (Liu et al. 2015, vol. 7, 1).
location: 37.708685 112.435896
location: [location determined with Google Earth 2023-09-15]
Type: hall, táng, 堂, 堂
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