Monk Yamen introduction: Monk Yamen is the only "religious court" in China. It was built in the Northern Song Dynasty and was destroyed in the late Ming Dynasty. It is hidden among the tall trees in ancient forests and covers an area of ​​about eight acres. In ancient times, its main function was to take charge of religious affairs in western Sichuan, and at the same time, it also took into account the reception of emperors, princes and nobles to pay pilgrimage to the mountains.