The Origin of Qiwang Temple in Lantian County

It is said that in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, Han Xin, one of the famous "three outstanding heroes of early han dynasty", once lived here. Later, Han Xin was made King of Qi by Liu Bang, and the local people built the "King of Qi Temple" in the village, so the village was named after the temple: King of Qi Temple Village. (Fengxi people with long-term stability. Gao Feng's legacy)

The Qiwang Temple in the village faces south and consists of three parts: the front hall, the middle hall and the back hall. It is three rooms wide, has a hard top and is covered with cloth tiles. There are several rows of tiles in the middle, and the triangular hooks drip. The spine and vertical spine are decorated with spiny beasts, and the beam structure is still intact. There is a door for the back hall, and there are traces of colored paintings on the beam frame, and murals of characters' stories are still left on the mountain flower tips. Stone tablets are embedded under the left and right windows of the front eaves wall. On the one hand, The Origin of Protecting the King of Qi records the life story and miraculous story of the King of Qi: during the Anshi Rebellion, he entrusted a dream to Tang Xuanzong, borrowed a coachman to protect him, and finally eliminated the rebellion and sealed a saint to protect the country.