Nanyang as an ancient city built 2700 years ago, has a rich historical and cultural heritage, historical sites abound, Nanyang Wuhou Ancestral Hall is one of them, located in the west of the city on Wollongong, originally built in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, reached its peak in the Tang and Song Dynasties, but also Liu Bei Liu Xuande "Three Gu Maolu" land. This is the place where Mr. Zhuge Kongming received royal and popular sacrifices in successive dynasties.
According to the records in the "Notes on the History of Nanyang Prefecture of Ming Jiajing" and the Kangxi "Longgang Zhi", after Zhuge Liang's death from Wuzhangyuan's illness, his general Huang Quan led his people to establish a sacrificial temple in Wollongong, Nanyang, as a memorial to Wuhou, so it was called "Zhuge An".
Since then, "Zhuge An" has become a literati and inker, and the places where various generations of Hongru have frequently appeared, Li Bai's "Nandu Xing", Liu Yuxi's "Buried Room Ming", and Xu Hun's "Nanyang Daozhong" have all expressed their admiration and remembrance for this contemporary tyrant through the sacrifice of Zhuge An.
Even if Zhuge Nunnery is so sacred, it was also tragically burned by soldiers during the Song and Jin Dynasties, and in the second year of Yuan Dade, Mahama presided over the repair, and then added an expansion, and during the Jiajing period, Emperor Ming Shizong gave the plaque of "Wuhou Ancestral Temple", set the time and specifications of the Spring and Autumn Festival, and ordered local officials to worship the Wuhou Ancestral Hall on schedule and according to the specifications. Since then, the Wuhou Ancestral Hall has once again become famous and revered, and more literati and inkers, dignitaries and nobles have flocked to the temple, with inscriptions and inscriptions, in order to mourn. In the Qing Dynasty, the Wuhou Ancestral Hall was repaired and expanded many times, but the style basically maintained the architectural characteristics of the Yuan and Ming dynasties, but most of the wooden structure buildings were expanded and renovated during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
In front of the ancestral hall, on the magnificent and solemn stone archway, the red inscription is particularly eye-catching, and the four words of "Thousand Ancient People's Dragon" are not Zhuge Kongming, mr. "Wolong", a rare wizard throughout the ages.
The rear hall of the card is majestic, the pavilion is elegant, the number of green flowers is fragrant, and the main buildings are arranged neatly in the east-west direction, divided into two folds, staggered and dense. Here, the ancient people peacefully accept the worship of future generations and accept the baptism of history.