Langsailin manor terrace modeling

The shape on the stage is special, that is, the slate is installed on the wooden ladder frame to form a wooden and stone stage. Judging from its structural layout, the foreground layer was later added and modified, and it used to be the wooden tower layer. On the rectangular high table is a porch with four square columns. The bottom of the square column is twice or twice as long as the stigma, which looks grotesque and extremely strong.

The entrance to the main building is on the third floor. The building form is ancient, the stairs are narrow and steep, the room is small and low, irregular, and the room is quite dark. There is an animal husbandry circle on the ground floor of the building, and most of the first and second floors are warehouses: there is a hall with twelve square columns on the third and fourth floors, and there are several warehouses. There are Ganjullakan and temples on the fifth floor. Lacan's existing murals also include Buddha statues and statues of protectors. The sixth floor is the owner's house in the east, with hexagonal columns in the west, as well as Ganjul Lacan and Lacan. Only the temple and bedroom of Dharma Protector Zemag contain a bronze statue of Sakyamuni, Ganjul written with five treasures such as gold and silver, a scripture dedicated to relieving Zhuo Ma's evil deeds in Tashi, Xinjiang, and a statue of Karmapashi. Karmapashi (1204- 1283) is the second generation founder of Karmapashi. Formerly known as "Queji Lama", it means "mage" in Tibetan. Born in a wealthy family in Long Dan, Kangqu. From Jundu Qinba, he was transferred to Benzaba to study Buddhism and live in a temple. In the fourth year of Bao You in the Southern Song Dynasty (1256), Mongo of Yuan Xianzong gave him a black hat in Phnom Penh. Since then, his inheritance has been called the black hat system of Karma Kagyu School. The reincarnation system of the living Buddha in Tibetan Buddhism began in Karmapashi.

In addition, there is a small and exquisite stone carving architectural model on the seventh floor of the Dharma Hall, which is exactly the same as the architectural model of Nadang Temple (formerly Ladang Temple) in Shigatse, engraved with the words "The Year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty" and "Future Gold". This stone carving is probably one of the models of that group, and it is one of the spoils plundered by Pazhu Dynasty and Houzang in the war, which also provides a relative basis for the establishment of Jean Selin Manor.

Inside the manor wall, outside the main building of Chen, there is a short south building, next to which are stables and animal husbandry sheds. There are some low-rise houses around the main building.