Yuntaiguan flourished in the Ming Dynasty. In the 11th year of Yongle (14 13), on the 9th day of September, Chun Zhu, a vassal of Shu, sent ministers to repair the Chen Gong Building in yuntaiguan and rebuild the main hall. In the fifth year of Tianshun (146 1), yuntaiguan abbots Xie and He Xuancheng raised funds to rebuild the building, which was destroyed by soldiers. In the second year of Chenghua (1466), Shu built glazed tiles for yuntaiguan. In the tenth year of Zheng De's reign (15 15), Ming Wuzong sent ministers to yuntaiguan to build a statue of the Jade Emperor, a Baguio terrace, a jade seal terrace and an octagonal tower for yuntaiguan, with the title "Tianyi Pavilion". In the 16th year of Wanli (1588), Shu gave money to supervise the time. In the 27th year of Wanli (1599), Ming Shenzong gave yuntaiguan an orthodox collection of Taoist scriptures. [1] In the thirty-second year of Wanli, a fire broke out in yuntaiguan, and Tianyi Pavilion and its two corridors were burned down. Eunuch of God Sect went to yuntaiguan to supervise the restoration. According to the Ming Dynasty Man Wan 'an's Rebuilding yuntaiguan Monument, yuntaiguan was renovated more than ten times in the Ming Dynasty, and the hall was magnificent and huge.
In the eighth year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1669), Taoist priests came to Qingcheng Mountain from Wudang Mountain to preach Quanzhen Dragon Religion, followed Zhang Qingyun, one of Sichuan's five friends, into yuntaiguan, and yuntaiguan became a jungle for Quanzhen Dragon Religion. In the 12th year of Guangxu (1886), a fire broke out in yuntaiguan, and buildings in Qian Dian and Chen Gong were destroyed. The gentry in Santai and surrounding eight counties donated money for training, and the buildings in Qian Dian and Chen Gong were converted into demon halls.
The existing ancient buildings in yuntaiguan in the Ming and Qing Dynasties include: Xuantian Palace, Huangsan Temple, Chenghuang Temple, Cihang Pavilion, Qinglong Hall, Baihu Hall, Tenth Hall, Jiufang Hall, Lingguan Hall, Demon-reducing Hall, Sutra Pavilion, Zitong Hall, Maoan Hall (dedicated to Zhao Faying, the founder of the mountain), Xiangting, Mupai Building, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Huilong Pavilion and Gallery Pavilion. It stretches for more than two miles from the mountain gate to the Xuantian Palace.
The main building, Xuantiangong, is a six-column, five-bay, single-eave mountain-resting style, and the wooden beams of the bucket arch are painted, so far the colors are bright. The roof of the temple is covered with yellow-green glazed tiles, forming three diamond patterns. There are three iron statues in the center of the hall.
Another important building, the Demon Hall, is magnificent, with 30 columns 10 meters high, surrounded by two people. In the main hall, the statue of Emperor Zhenwu descended from the clay sculpture, three meters high, stumbling with anger and holding a sword.