Hefei City God Temple
Heritage building in Hefei, China
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The Hefei City God Temple (Chinese: 合肥城隍庙), historically known as the Luzhou Prefecture City God Temple (Chinese: 庐州府城隍庙), is a Taoist temple complex in Hefei, Anhui Province, China. It was built in 1051 during the Northern Song Dynasty to honor Sun Jue (Chinese: 孙觉), who was Luzhou's first prefect.[1] The still standing buildings were made by Li Hezhang, a Gansu and Liangzhou military commissioner, five years into the Guangxu Emperor's reign during the Qing dynasty.[2]
Gallery
Main Hall
Interior
Market
Sihui Temple