Fenglian Mountain Muma Temple Introduction
The temple dedicated to "Kaiwu Enzhu" Chen Yuan, a traditional three-section ancient temple, was rebuilt during the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty and is designated as a county-level historic site. It is said that Chen Yuan frequently appeared to repel invaders and protect the locals, leading the imperial court to order the construction of a grand temple featuring seven courtyards, awarding the plaque "Fuji," and posthumously granting him the title "Fuyou Shenghou," which is the origin of the Muma Hou Shrine. Inside the temple, there are ancient plaques of Fuji and ancient steles from the Qing Dynasty. Additionally, the dragon and tiger walls on both sides of the temple and the roof decorations, featuring Jiangzhi and mud sculptures, are exquisite and worth detailed appreciation.
