What about the cultural tourist area of Yamen naval battle in Song and Yuan Dynasties? Where was the battlefield of Yamen Sea in Song and Yuan Dynasties?

Introduction of Yamen Sea Battle Cultural Tourism Zone in Song and Yuan Dynasties

Yamen Sea Battle Cultural Tourist Area in Song and Yuan Dynasties is the first ancient sea battle cultural theme scenic spot in China, which was built on the site of Yamen Sea Battle in Song and Yuan Dynasties more than 700 years ago. It is the only large imperial palace in Guangdong Province, and is known as the Forbidden City in Guangdong.

Historical origin

This is the place where the all-powerful Song Dynasty fought the final battle with the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty in Guangdong more than 700 years ago. Hundreds of years later, the imperial palace of the Song Dynasty still stands on the top of the cliff. Its existing scale, rigorous structure, exquisite decoration and numerous cultural relics are rare among ancient buildings in China.

The scenic spot has the "Five Wonders" cultural theme of ancient naval battles in China, the largest antique warship building in China, the largest imitation Song Dynasty jade seal sculpture in China, the largest pair of sister iron anchors in China, the largest poem tablet in China and the longest poem tablet corridor in China.

Introduction to distribution

Located in Yashan Temple, there is a Ciyuan Temple, which is full of incense every day. Empress Yang, the last empress of the Southern Song Dynasty, is enshrined in the temple, and is also called the queen mother of the nation by the people. Therefore, Ciyuan Temple is also known as the "Mother Temple of the Nation" among the people. Empress Yang's unyielding patriotism is immortal, and later generations are dedicated here to commemorate her.

Ciyuan Temple is the living room of the little emperor's daily life. It is said that Lu Xiufu teaches the little emperor how to govern the country here every day. All kinds of furniture in the bedroom restored the splendid scene of the imperial palace in the Song Dynasty.

Climb to the highest point, Wangya Building, and you will have a panoramic view of the magnificent Cliff Mountain Palace and the vast Yinzhou Lake, as if the historical picture is in front of you.