Han Zhaolie Temple is a temple built to commemorate Liu Bei, Emperor of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. It is located in Wuhou District, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province. The plaque on the gate has the four characters "Han Zhaolie Temple" engraved in the Qing Dynasty. Entering the gate, there are Tang stele and Ming stele on the left and right sides respectively. Among the thick shades, there are six stone steles standing, the largest of which is the "Stele of the Ancestral Hall of the Prime Minister Zhuge Wuhou of the Shu Han Dynasty" in the Tang Dynasty. It has high cultural relic value and is known as the "Three Unique Steles". The famous prime minister Pei Du of the Tang Dynasty wrote the inscription, the calligrapher Liu Gongchuo wrote it, and the famous craftsman Lu Jian carved the inscription. They are all exquisite, so they are called three unique monuments. The inscription focuses on Zhuge Liang's short but tragic life, praising Zhuge Liang's high moral character, civility and martial arts, and used them to inspire the rulers of the Tang Dynasty. After entering, there is the second gate, with a plaque written by Wu Yingli of the Qing Dynasty saying "Ming Liang Eternal". Passing through the second gate, you can see the "Wenhua Fu Guo" civil servant gallery and the "Wu Xiong Zhi Bing" generals gallery. There are fourteen sitting statues of Shu Han civil servants and military generals in the east and west gallery respectively. The civil servant Langfang on the east side was led by Pang Tong, and the general Langfang on the west side was led by Zhao Yun. Each statue is life-size. There is a small stone tablet in front of the statue with its name and life story for visitors to understand. You can see the main hall of the Zhaolie Temple of the Han Dynasty after passing through the corridor of civil servants and generals. The "Yeshao Gaoguang" written by Wanyan Chongshi of the Qing Dynasty is the highest praise for Liu Bei. There is a gilded statue of Liu Bei in the middle, and his grandson Liu Chen is accompanying him on the left. On the wall of the main hall of Zhaolie Temple are the woodcuts of the first and last "Execution of the Master" written by Yue Fei. Liu Bei Hall is a single-eaves Xieshan-style building, magnificent and magnificent. Wanyan Chongshi, a man of the Qing Dynasty, wrote a couplet in Zhaolie Hall: "The king is a hero of the world, and he is orthodox and you are returning. The king's bell tower is covered with mulberry chariots; Bashu is a Han Dynasty." At the end of the dynasty, the remnants are still there, and the ancient cypress temple remains in Tyranny." There are side halls on both sides, the east side hall of "Yi Bo Yuntian" has statues of Guan Yu and his son and Zhou Cang, and the west side hall of "Sincerity Guan Jinshi" has statues of three generations of Zhang Fei's ancestors and grandsons.
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