Wanshou Pagoda at the southern end of Jingzhou City is 40.76 meters high, with eight sides and seven floors. It is located above Xiangbi Jitou, Wanshou Park, Jingjiang Dike, and is mainly made of masonry and imitation wood structure.
Inscription records that the Wanshou Pagoda built by Emperor Xianding in Liao Dynasty was built by Princess Mao, the stepmother of the seventh generation of Zhu Xianzun in Liao Dynasty, to pray for the longevity of Emperor Jiajing. It was built in the 27th year of Jiajing (A.D. 1548) and completed in the 31st year of Jiajing (A.D. 1552). When the pagoda was built, it had a certain meaning, representing good weather.
There is also the Wanshou Pagoda at the base of Daixue Garden in Chengbei Street, Yanjin County, Henan Province, which was built in Tianbao period of Tang Dynasty and belongs to provincial cultural relics protection units.
According to Yanjin County Records, Wanshou Pagoda in Yanjin, Henan Province was built in Tianbao period of Tang Dynasty and destroyed in Jiajing twenty-eight years of Ming Dynasty. After the renovation in the past dynasties, in the 13th year of Wanli (1585), he donated money to the county magistrate Zhang Guangyu, and it took 36 years to complete the renovation. There are more than 1000 kilograms of copper vases on the top of the tower.
There is Wanshou Wooden Pagoda in the west of Xianfu Street, Zhangye City. Wanshou Wooden Pagoda used to be a very large-scale temple, with a special hall and stupa, as well as a gold-hidden building and a monastery.
The wooden tower is 32.8 meters high and has an octagonal umbrella at the top. It is one of the eight scenic spots in Ganzhou. According to historical records, the wooden pagoda was built in the Northern Zhou Dynasty (557-58 1) and was rebuilt several times later. The last construction was in the Republic of China (15).
There is also a Wanshou Pagoda in Luoyuan County, Fujian Province, which was built in the Tang Dynasty. It is one of the eight scenic spots in Fengcheng in Qing Dynasty, with a building of *** 13 and a height of 13 meters. There are reliefs of Buddha statues in it, all carved in bluestone.
There is also the Wanshou Pagoda in the south of qingpu town, Qingpu County, Shanghai, which has seven floors, square, brick and wood structure, and was built in Qingganlong for eight years (1743).