In which dynasty was the Leifeng Pagoda built, and when was the Leifeng Pagoda built

It was built in the second year of the Taiping Rejuvenation of the Northern Song Dynasty. Thank you.

The Northern Song Dynasty was peaceful and rejuvenated in the second year.

Leifeng Pagoda was built in 977 in the Song Dynasty, but collapsed in 1924. The construction of the new tower was completed on 25 October 2002. If you count the new tower is 13 years. From the old tower is counted as 1038 years.

When is the opening time of Leifeng Pagoda?

Go to Leifeng Pagoda to play, you can learn about the basic attractions or projects.

Buddha Relic Pavilion The cultural relics stored in the square glass cover in the Buddha Relic Museum are the sterling silver Ashoka Pagoda unearthed in the underground palace of Leifeng Pagoda on March 11, 2001. The tower is centimeter high, made of sterling silver, the tower body is gilded, and archaeologists call it "sterling silver Ashoka Tower". But because of the age, after the excavation and cleaning, the gold of the tower gradually faded, and the silver began to blacken.

The entire pagoda can be divided into four "obvious" sections and one "hidden" part from the bottom up.

Zhuangyuantai Zhuangyuantai is constructed according to the storyline of the folklore "The Legend of the White Snake". According to legend, after Xu Xian and the son of the White Lady Xu Mengjiao was born, his mother Bai Suzhen was killed by Fahai under the Leifeng Tower. Eighteen years later, Xu Mengjiao, the champion of high school, went home to save his family, accompanied by his father Xu Xian and Xiaoqing, and came to the tower to build a platform to pay homage to his mother.

With the help of the Buddha, the three of them worked together to defeat Fahai, rescue the White Lady, and reunite the whole family.

Xizhao Pavilion Xizhao Pavilion is the former site of the Imperial Book Building and the Imperial Tablet Pavilion that displayed the handwriting of Kangxi and Qianlong. When Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty visited the ten scenic spots of the West Lake, he personally inscribed the name of each scenic spot. Later, the magistrates of Hangzhou built the "Imperial Book Building" in these scenic spots, and offered the handwriting of the Kangxi Emperor in the building to show reverence and at the same time let people watch.

Leifeng sunset Whenever the sun sets on the mountain and the twilight gradually rises, this area will show the scene of water and sky and sunshine in the west. The ancient towers are full of gold, and the reflection of the lake seems to be the beginning of a mirror. The first of the ten views of the West Lake, "Leifeng Sunset", comes from this.

Leifeng New Pagoda The sunset of Leifeng is one of the ten views of West Lake. The new Leifeng Tower is a tower that embodies strong modern craftsmanship. In the center of the tower, there are two transparent elevators, surrounded by stainless steel escalators.

The new tower of Leifeng is also the copper tower with the largest copper parts and the largest copper decoration area in ancient and modern China and abroad. It is worth mentioning the copper tile, although it is made of copper, but it is bronze in color, which is very similar to terracotta. Moreover, these copper tiles are also tightened by screws, and will not fall off as easily as terracotta tiles or glazed tiles.

1 The tower was built in 975 AD.

In August 21924, due to the hollowing out of the foot of the tower, the ancient tower collapsed.

In 32002, a new tower was built on the basis of the original site, and the design of the tower body followed the plane octagonal pavilion style before it was burned down, with a height of meters, divided into 5 floors, and retained the consistent style of the Song Tower.

Thousands of years ago, the snake spirit was pressed under the Leifeng Pagoda.

Because the Leifeng Pagoda appeared in 977 A.D., it was called by the May King Qian Sun to build them, so it is called the Leifeng Pagoda.

It's not called Leifeng Tower, it's called Leifeng Tower, a tower built on Leifeng.