Studies in Chinese Religion
Studies in Chinese Religion
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Each court is separated from the other by a gateway, but has steps leading into the court on either side. The main temple is built upon the spot where Confucius, who was born in 551 B.C. and died in 479 B.C., lived. In front of the entrance to the main temple are thirteen pavilions covering tablets with inscriptions written by various emperors of China. The main temple itself consists of ten buildings and an altar : each building has a court to itself.
" After passing through the entrance to th...e main temple, the altar called the Hsing T'an is reached. It is open on four sides, and is so named because Confucius received those who came to seek his instruction at a place so called. Behind the Hsing T'an is the Ya Ch'fing Tien, a great hall containing a statue of Confucius, sixteen feet high, seated on a throne and screened with curtains embroidered with dragons. The hall is supported in front by white marble pillars with deeply carved dragons, and in the north, east, and west by pillars of black marble carved in cameo-work.
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Each court is separated from the other by a gateway, but has steps leading into the court on either side. The main temple is built upon the spot where Confucius, who was born in 551 B.C. and died in 479 B.C., lived. In front of the entrance to the main temple are thirteen pavilions covering tablets with inscriptions written by various emperors of China. The main temple itself consists of ten buildings and an altar : each building has a court to itself.
" After passing through the entrance to th...e main temple, the altar called the Hsing T'an is reached. It is open on four sides, and is so named because Confucius received those who came to seek his instruction at a place so called. Behind the Hsing T'an is the Ya Ch'fing Tien, a great hall containing a statue of Confucius, sixteen feet high, seated on a throne and screened with curtains embroidered with dragons. The hall is supported in front by white marble pillars with deeply carved dragons, and in the north, east, and west by pillars of black marble carved in cameo-work.
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