A Commemoration to the Establishing of Wudang Imperial Temples
Zhu Dao-qiong
Abstract
Zhu Dao-qiong
Abstract
Six hundred years ago,Emperor Yong-le of the Ming Dynasty began to establish the Imperial Garden in Beijing and the imperial temples and halls in Wudang Mountains.After the battle of Jingnan,establishing the imperial temples and halls in Wudang Mountains became Emperor Yong-le's important measures for civil administration.Since that,Wudang Mountains have more than 300 years' splendour and excellent Chinese national culture was well demonstrated here.For better commemoration,we should continue research and study them so as to make the culture legacy exert more culture efficency.
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Six hundred years ago,Emperor Yong-le of the Ming Dynasty began to establish the Imperial Garden in Beijing and the imperial temples and halls in Wudang Mountains.After the battle of Jingnan,establishing the imperial temples and halls in Wudang Mountains became Emperor Yong-le's important measures for civil administration.Since that,Wudang Mountains have more than 300 years' splendour and excellent Chinese national culture was well demonstrated here.For better commemoration,we should continue research and study them so as to make the culture legacy exert more culture efficency.
Key concepts: Emperor, Battle, Beijing, Ancient history, History, Art, China, Archaeology