Changzhi | Looking for land at the Lu State Prefecture City God Temple

| Looking for land at the Lu State Prefecture City God Temple. The City God Temple in Changzhi, a relatively low-ranking ancient building, is conveniently located in the urban area, and I came here to check in. 📜 About the City God Temple The City God, in ancient times, every county and city had a god/person with a term of office and a family. They protected the peace of the area with their families. The Changzhi City God Temple, also known as the Lu State Prefecture City God Temple, was founded in the Yuan Dynasty. It is one of the larger and better-preserved ancient architectural complexes among the known prefectural City God Temples in the country. 🌈 Highlights Yuan Dynasty Remnants · Central Hall and Corner Hall Built in the 22nd year of the Yuan Zhiyuan era (1285), the hall is five bays wide and six rafters deep. The hall uses a method of reducing columns, using only four inner columns. The beam frame is simple, and the materials are massive. The front eaves have six layers of bracket sets, forming a heavy arch. The eaves columns and inner columns are made of stone with a small octagonal square cross-section. Ming Dynasty Remnants · Sleeping Palace, Theater, and Xuanjian Tower Qing Dynasty Remnants · Corridors and Side Halls 🎫 Ticket: 5 yuan/person Opening hours note: Closed from 12:00 to 13:30. 🚌 Bus: Located in the city center, accessible by multiple bus routes such as 6, 9, 21, etc. The surrounding area has been developed into a cultural and food plaza themed around the City God Temple.