Introduction to Baiyun Temple: Qingliang Mountain is a famous Taoist mountain. In the Ming Dynasty, there was a Baiyun Temple built in the mountain. The Taoist priest in charge of the Taoist temple was named Gao Quanxin. The Wu Tianbao Hall built in Huanglongkan enshrines the Jade Emperor, Taishang Laojun and Daodezhenjun. .
Baiyun Temple has three floors. The first floor, the "Gongde Temple", enters from the south. It has a main hall and a pavilion. It was built in the sixth year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty. The remaining buildings are now intact, but all the statues are gone. The second layer consists of three natural caves. There were various statues of gods at the entrance of the cave. It is unknown when it was built. The gate of the main temple on the mountain, "Jade Emperor Temple", is more than 6 meters high and 12 meters wide. There is a large stone ridge in the north of the temple. There are original stone tablets on the left and right, but their whereabouts are unknown. The walls of the ridge are full of inscriptions and inscriptions from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Further north is the Haotian Palace, a bluestone structure with flying beams and brackets. An obelisk is embedded on both sides of the main entrance of the hall. On the north stele are written the names of benefactors and villages from various states, counties and villages. The south stele reads "In the Ming Dynasty, the Jade Emperor's Hall was founded in Huanglongkan, Baiyunguan, Lingyan, Shuangyang Cave, Gangtou Village, Dahua Township, Jingxing County, Zhending Prefecture, Zhili Prefecture of the Ming Dynasty, and I would like to receive the incense head and name it in the name of the nine gods of Houding Mazi." Both monuments were erected on July 25th in the forty-eighth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty. Then go north and pass through a temple gate. There used to be an ancient iron bell and a tripod on it. The sound of the bell resounded through the sky and was heard all over the country. Now there is only one iron bell.

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