Bedeutende historische und kulturelle Stätten in Shanxi

531 Major Historical and Cultural Sites Protected at the National Level in Shanxi (batches 1–8, named by the State Council 1961–2019; 2 of them cross provincial borders, such as the Great Wall and the Grand Canal). Dots are coloured by category. See also Shanxi and all provinces.

Yuncheng (102)

• Yongle-Palast 永乐宫
  Alte Bauwerke · 1. Liste (1961)
  Originally named the Great Chunyang Longevity Palace, a large Daoist temple built to honor Lü Dongbin and one of the three ancestral courts of the Quanzhen school; the largest surviving Yuan-dynasty Daoist temple.
• Dongyue-Tempel in Wanrong 万荣东岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  Dongyue Temple at the center of Wanrong County, an ancient building group from the Yuan to the Qing.
• Guandi-Tempel in Xiezhou 解州关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  The largest Guandi temple in China, at Xiezhou Town, one of the three great Guandi temples at home and abroad.
• Fundstätte Xihoudu 西侯度遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 3. Liste (1988)
  Paleolithic site west of the Zhongtiao Mountains at the great bend of the Yellow River, about 1.8 million years old, considered one of the earliest remains of human use of fire in China.
• Stadtruine Yuwang 禹王城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 3. Liste (1988)
  Site of the city of Anyi from the Eastern Zhou to the Han, northwest of Xia County.
• Grab von Sima Guang 司马光墓
  Alte Gräber · 3. Liste (1988)
  Burial place of the Northern Song statesman and historian Sima Guang, on Mingtiao Ridge in Xia County.
• Fundstätte Dorf Xiyin 西阴村遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 4. Liste (1996)
  Neolithic site excavated by Li Ji and others in 1926, the first modern archaeological excavation in China led independently by Chinese.
• Große Halle von Jiangzhou 绛州大堂
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  Yuan-dynasty government office hall on a high ridge in the west of Xinjiang County.
• Houtu-Tempel in Wanrong 万荣后土庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  The original temple for the emperor's sacrifices to Earth established by Emperor Wu of Han, where several emperors of the Han, Tang and Song personally worshipped Houtu; the surviving buildings are Qing.
• Fundstätte Dongxiafeng 东下冯遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 5. Liste (2001)
  Representative site of the Dongxiafeng type of the Erlitou culture, where a double-ring moat and an Erligang-period city site were found.
• Pujin-Fähre und Ruinen der alten Stadt Puzhou 蒲津渡与蒲州故城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 5. Liste (2001)
  Has outer and inner cities; the outer city is a Tang rammed-earth city and the inner a Ming brick-faced city, damaged by the great earthquake of the Jiajing years of the Ming.
• Gräber mit Ziegelschnitzereien von Macun 马村砖雕墓
  Alte Gräber · 5. Liste (2001)
  The family cemetery of the Duan clan of the Song and Jin periods, with 14 tombs, 9 of them excavated, decorated inside with brick carvings.
• Jiwang-Tempel in Wanrong 万荣稷王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Jin dynasty temple honoring Houji, in Taizhao Village, Nanzhang Township, Wanrong County.
• Qingliang-Tempel 清凉寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Yuan dynasty temple in Potou Village, Ximo Town, Ruicheng County.
• Guangren-Wang-Tempel 广仁王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Also called Wulong Temple, its main hall was built in the 6th year of Dahe of the Tang; a Dragon King temple for rain prayers, it is one of the older surviving timber buildings in China.
• Stadtgott-Tempel Ruicheng 芮城城隍庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Commonly called "South Temple", the largest ancient building complex in Ruicheng County town, with buildings from the Northern Song to the Qing.
• Pagode des Chan-Meisters Fanzhou 泛舟禅师塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  The reliquary pagoda of Chan Master Fanzhou of Baoguo Temple of the Tang, on the site of Baoguo Temple.
• Kreisamt Linjin 临晋县衙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  The former county yamen of Linjin, built in the Dade reign of the Yuan; the main hall is an original Yuan structure, with the main hall, second hall and third hall on the central axis.
• Taiyin-Tempel 太阴寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Jin dynasty temple beside Zhangshang Village, Weizhuang Town, Jiang County.
• Fusheng-Tempel 福胜寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A temple of the Yuan and Ming, holding many fine Song and Jin painted sculptures.
• Jiyi-Tempel 稷益庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Commonly called Yangwang Temple, a temple honoring Houji and Boyi.
• Qinglong-Tempel 青龙寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Yuan dynasty temple, west of Ma Village, Jifeng Town, Jishan County.
• Stadtruine Shangguo und Gräber von Qiujiazhuang 上郭城址和邱家庄墓群
  Alte Fundstätten · 6. Liste (2006)
  A city site and tombs from the Zhou to the Han; an Eastern Zhou ancient city found in 2020 is regarded as the site of Quwo, the capital of the Jin state.
• Stätte der Plankenstraße am Gelben Fluss 黄河栈道遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 6. Liste (2006)
  Remains of an ancient plank road along the north bank of the Yellow River, over 5,000 m long, used from the Han to the Qing.
• Gräber von Cuijiahe 崔家河墓群
  Alte Gräber · 6. Liste (2006)
  A group of Eastern Zhou tombs covering 125,000 square meters, on hills in the gorge between the Nianzhang and Qinglong Rivers.
• Zwillingspagoden des Miaodao-Tempels 妙道寺双塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Two square multi-story brick pagodas, east and west, stand about 80 meters apart; the west pagoda was built in the 2nd year of the Xining era of the Northern Song, and the east pagoda dates from about the same time.
• Baitai-Tempel 白台寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called Shanhua Temple, named after the white lotus pedestal of the Sakyamuni Buddha; ancient buildings of the Jin to Qing periods.
• Mausoleum und Tempel des Kaisers Shun 舜帝陵庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Located on Mingtiao Ridge, the tomb and temple of Emperor Shun, buildings of the Yuan to Qing periods.
• Jadekaiser-Tempel Qiaogoutou 乔沟头玉皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Yuan-to-Qing Jade Emperor Temple west of Qiaogoutou Village, Zezhang Town, Xinjiang County.
• Houji-Tempel 后稷庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A temple to Houji, with buildings of the Yuan to Ming periods.
• Guandi-Tempel in Longxiang 龙香关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Guandi Temple of the Yuan to Republic periods in Longxiang Village, Longxing Town, Xinjiang County.
• Longxing-Tempel in Xinjiang 新绛龙兴寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called Longxing Palace, on a high ridge in Xinjiang County town and the tallest building in the city.
• Jiwang-Tempel in Jishan 稷山稷王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The largest and best-preserved temple in China dedicated to Houji, the ancestor of agriculture.
• Jadekaiser-Halle des Jingyun-Palasts 景云宫玉皇殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Yuan-dynasty Daoist temple hall in the Jingyun Middle School courtyard, Guandi Village, Hengshui Town, Jiang County.
• Taishan-Tempel in Dayang 大洋泰山庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  One hall survives, built in the 8th year of Dade of the Yuan, five bays wide with an overhanging gable roof.
• Nordhalle des Erlang-Tempels 二郎庙北殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Only the north hall survives in the temple, built in the Yuan, three bays wide with an overhanging gable roof.
• Jadekaiser-Tempel Niandui 埝堆玉皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The stage and main hall survive, both built in the Yuan, covering 481 square meters.
• Opferhalle des Guandi-Tempels in Zhaili 寨里关帝庙献殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Only the offering hall survives in the temple, built in the Yuan, five bays wide with an overhanging gable roof.
• Haupthalle des Taishan-Tempels in Guocun 郭村泰山庙大殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Only the main hall survives in the temple, a Yuan building five bays wide with a flush-gable roof.
• Sanguan-Tempel 三官庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Volkstümlich Hulu-Tempel genannt, in der Kreisstadt Xinjiang.
• Houtu-Tempel in Guduo 古垛后土庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the 2nd year of Yuanzhen of the Yuan and enlarged in the 5th year of Yanyou; only the Yuan main hall and stage survive.
• Konfuziustempel Wanquan 万泉文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Ming-dynasty Confucian temple in the east of Wanquan Village, Wanquan Township, Wanrong County.
• Dongfeng-Bühne 董封戏台
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Originally part of a Taishan Temple that no longer exists; only the stage survives, built in the 40th year of the Ming Wanli reign, with a front porch added in the 4th year of the Qing Jiaqing reign.
• Guandi-Tempel in Changping 常平关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called the Guandi Ancestral Temple or Guandi Family Temple, expanded from the former residence of Guan Yu as a family temple commemorating him.
• Fundstätte Kehe 匼河遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  A Paleolithic site around Kehe Village, Fenglingdu Town, Ruicheng County.
• Fundstätte Potou 坡头遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  A Neolithic site around Potou Village, Mo'nan Town, Ruicheng County.
• Fundstätte Jinshengzhuang 金胜庄遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  A Neolithic site west of Jinshengzhuang Village, Dawang Township, Ruicheng County.
• Fundstätte Dongzhuang 东庄遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  A Neolithic site on the Yellow River bank in southwestern Ruicheng County, where semi-subterranean house foundations, storage pits and fish-pattern pottery were found.
• Fundstätte Xiwangcun 西王村遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  Mainly Yangshao Culture remains, followed by Longshan Culture and Western and Eastern Zhou remains; discovered and excavated in 1960.
• Fundstätte Zhoujiazhuang 周家庄遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  A Neolithic site east of Zhoujiazhuang Village, Hengshui Town, Jiang County.
• Ruinen der alten Stadt Wei 古魏城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  The site of the city built by the Ji-surnamed state of Wei, enfeoffed in the early Western Zhou, used until abandoned at the end of the Han.
• Stadtruine Xiayang 下阳城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  A Zhou-dynasty city site south of Taiyangdu Village, Laocheng Township, Pinglu County.
• Stadtruine des Staates Yu 虞国古城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  The ancient city site of the Zhou-dynasty state of Yu, in and around Gucheng Village, Zhangdian Town, Pinglu County.
• Alte Salzstraße Yuban 虞坂古盐道
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  An important ancient Chinese salt-transport road, also called the Yuban Road and Yanban, regarded as the place of the "borrowing a road to attack Guo" story and of "Bole judging horses."
• Fundstätte Chengcun 程村遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  An Eastern Zhou site east of Cheng Village, Miaoshang Township, Linyi County.
• Ehemalige Stadt Yishi 猗氏故城
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  The ruined former city of Yishi County of the Western Han, east of Tiejiangying Village, Niudu Town, Linyi County.
• Stadtruine Yubi 玉壁城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  A Northern Dynasties ancient city site on Emei Plateau, bounded by loess cliffs on three sides.
• Friedhof im Dorf Fenggu 冯古庄墓地
  Alte Gräber · 7. Liste (2013)
  Western Zhou cemetery south of Fenggu Village, Sanquan Town, Xinjiang County.
• Friedhof Shanwang 山王墓地
  Alte Gräber · 7. Liste (2013)
  Western Zhou cemetery west of Shanwang Village, Chaijia Township, Hejin.
• Friedhof des Staates Peng in Hengbei 横北倗国墓地
  Alte Gräber · 7. Liste (2013)
  Cemetery of the Peng state, a vassal state of the mid-Western Zhou, north of Hengbei Village, Hengshui Town, Jiang County.
• Grab von Xue Song 薛嵩墓
  Alte Gräber · 7. Liste (2013)
  Tang-dynasty tomb of Xue Song, north of Dazhang Village, Shuitou Town, Xia County.
• Ziegelpagode Beiyangcheng 北阳城砖塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Song-dynasty brick pagoda in Beiyangcheng Village, Qinghe Town, Jishan County.
• Ziegelpagode des Shousheng-Tempels in Xiangkou 巷口寿圣寺砖塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Popularly called "Tasi", a Song-dynasty brick pagoda west of Xiangkou Village in the urban area of Ruicheng County.
• Pagode des Yongxing-Tempels in Lüyuantou 闾原头永兴寺塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Song-dynasty Buddhist pagoda in Sanyuantou Village, Chengguan Town, Linyi County.
• Pagode des Sheng'an-Tempels in Zhangcun 张村圣庵寺塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Song-dynasty Buddhist pagoda in Zhangcun, Beijing Township, Linyi County.
• Jiwangshan-Pagode in Wanrong 万荣稷王山塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Song-dynasty Buddhist pagoda on the summit of Jiwangshan, Wanrong County.
• Pagode des Bailong-Tempels im Dorf Zhongli 中里庄八龙寺塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Song-dynasty Buddhist pagoda in Zhonglizhuang Village, Ronghe Town, Wanrong County.
• Hanquan-Pagode in Wanrong 万荣旱泉塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Originally named Jianquan Pagoda, a Song-dynasty Buddhist pagoda on the western foot of Gufengshan.
• Pagode des Shousheng-Tempels im Dorf Nanyang 南阳村寿圣寺塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Song-dynasty Buddhist pagoda in Nanyang Village, Liwang Township, Wanrong County.
• Pagode des Taiping-Xingguo-Tempels in Yuncheng 运城太平兴国寺塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Also called the Anyi Pagoda or Nanhai Pagoda, an octagonal pavilion-style brick pagoda that originally had thirteen stories; repeated earthquakes cracked its body and shook off its finial.
• Yongxing-Tempel in Songcun 宋村永兴寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple of the Jin and Qing periods, southeast of Songcun Village, Huafeng Township, Yuanqu County.
• Changchun-Tempel 长春观
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Yuan-dynasty Taoist temple in Dongjingxia Village, Chencun Town, Jiang County.
• Taitou-Tempel in Hejin 河津台头庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Founded in the Han and repaired in the Chenghua reign of the Ming; it covers about 20,000 square meters and has 10 ancient buildings, 5 of them Yuan structures.
• Taishan-Tempel in Nanliu 南柳泰山庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple worshipping the Great Emperor of the Eastern Peak, buildings of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Nanliu Village, Nanfan Town, Jiang County.
• Tempel der Heiligen Mutter in Shangfeng 上冯圣母庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Holy Mother temple of the Yuan, Ming and Qing periods, in Shangfeng Village, Nianzhang Town, Xia County.
• Fawang-Tempel in Nanyang 南阳法王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple worshipping the alchemist Fang Yin, buildings of the Yuan, Ming and Qing periods, in Nanyang Village, Jifeng Town, Jishan County.
• Dacheng-Halle des Konfuziustempels im Kreis Xia 夏县文庙大成殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  The largest county-level Confucian temple surviving in Shanxi; the Dacheng Hall is a Ming building.
• Guandi-Tempel in Quanzhang 泉掌关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Ming-dynasty Guandi Temple in the northwest corner of Quanzhang Village, Quanzhang Town, Xinjiang County.
• Konfuziustempel des Kreises Jiang 绛县文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Confucian temple of the Ming to Qing periods, now the Jiang County Museum.
• Ahnentempel und Friedhof von Xue Xuan 薛瑄家庙及墓地
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  The family temple and burial ground of the Ming scholar Xue Xuan, in Pingyuan Village, Liwang Township, Wanrong County.
• Guanwang-Tempel in Yuncheng 运城关王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Guanwang Temple of the Ming to Qing periods, at the entrance of the Yanjie historic district, Yanhu District.
• Chishen-Tempel und Schutzmauer des Salzsees 池神庙及盐池禁墙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Chishen Temple is on Woyungang on the north shore of the Salt Lake, honoring the lake god; the Salt Lake forbidden wall runs along the northern foot of the Zhongtiao Mountains.
• Konfuziustempel Jiangzhou 绛州文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Confucian temple of the Ming to Qing periods, in the northeast corner of Xinjiang County town.
• Jiwang-Tempel in Beichi 北池稷王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple worshipping Hou Ji, buildings of the Ming to Qing periods, covering 1,241 square meters.
• Xuandi-Tempel 玄帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Popularly called the "Glazed Tile Temple", a temple of the Ming to Qing periods in Fancun Town, Hejin.
• Steinerner Ehrenbogen und Stelenpavillon in Nanfan 南樊石牌坊及碑亭
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Qing-dynasty archway honoring chastity and filial piety, with a stele tower beside it; both commemorative buildings.
• Stelenturm Qiaosi 乔寺碑楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Qing-dynasty stele tower in Qiaosi Village, Hengshui Town, Jiang County.
• Guojiazhuang Qiu Family Stone Archway and Stele Pavilions 郭家庄仇氏石牌坊及碑亭
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Built in the Tongzhi and Guangxu reigns of the Qing; the stone archway has six columns and five gateways and is 15 m high, with five stele pavilions in addition.
• Anwesen der Familie Li in Yanjing 闫景李家大院
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Residential compound of the Qing to Republican periods, in Yanjing Village, Gaocun Town, Wanrong County.
• Großer Buddha von Jishan 稷山大佛
  Sonstiges · 7. Liste (2013)
  A clay sculpture of Shakyamuni Buddha from the Jin and Yuan dynasties, in Dafo Temple in Jishan County.
• Ruinen der alten Stadt Xieliang 解梁故城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 8. Liste (2019)
  An Eastern Zhou ancient city site, in Gucheng Village, Kaizhang Town, Yongji.
• Pagodenwald des Qiyan-Tempels 栖岩寺塔林
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A pagoda forest from the Tang to the Qing dynasty, in Upper Qiyan Temple, Hanyang Town, Yongji.
• Haupthalle des Shousheng-Tempels in Xinjiang 新绛寿圣寺大殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  The main hall of a Yuan-dynasty temple, in the center of Beisu Village, Zezhang Town, Xinjiang County.
• Sarira-Pagode in Beixin 北辛舍利塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Ming-dynasty sarira pagoda, in Beixin Village, Ronghe Town, Wanrong County.
• Pagode des Pujiu-Tempels 普救寺塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Ming-dynasty pagoda, in the northern corner of Xixiang Village, Puzhou Town, Yongji.
• Wangu-Tempel in Yongji 永济万固寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Ming-dynasty temple, south of Shengli Village, Puzhou Town, Yongji.
• Bianque-Tempel in Yongji 永济扁鹊庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Ming-dynasty temple to Bian Que, north of Xima Village, Qinghua Township, Yongji.
• Dongcun-Bühne 董村戏台
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Ming-dynasty stage, in Dongcun Village, Qingtou Town, Yongji.
• Ehrenbögen von Dongyaowen 东姚温牌坊
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Two chastity-and-filial-piety archways of brick and stone in Dongyaowen Village; the brick archway was built in the 40th year of Qianlong, with four columns and three tiers, 12 meters high.
• Guandi-Tempel in Qiangxia 墙下关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Guandi temple of the Ming and Qing periods, in Qiangxia Village, Peijie Town, Xia County.
• Doppelstelenturm der Familie Ruan 阮氏双碑楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Qing-dynasty stele tower, in Xiliang Village, Xiaoliang Township, Hejin.
• Tongshan-Wohltätigkeitsspeicher in Xiezhou 解州同善义仓
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Qing-dynasty charitable granary, in Xiezhou Village, Xiezhou Town.

Changzhi (74)

• Stätte des Hauptquartiers der Achten Route-Armee 八路军总司令部旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 1. Liste (1961)
  Made up of courtyard houses and old temple buildings at Beicun in Lucheng District and at Zhuanbi and Wangjiayu villages in Wuxiang County, where Zhu De, Peng Dehuai and Zuo Quan stayed and directed operations during the War of Resistance against Japan.
• Faxing-Tempel 法兴寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  First built in the Later Liang as Cilin Temple; the Yuanjue Hall and other buildings survive, relocated to the present site because of the threat of mining subsidence.
• Tiantai-Kloster 天台庵
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  Buddhist convent of the Tiantai school, long believed to have been built in the fourth year of the Tianyou reign of the Tang; inscriptions of the Later Tang were found during repairs in 2014, and its construction date was reassessed.
• Dayun-Kloster 大云院
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  Buddhist temple of the Five Dynasties, one of the few Five Dynasties buildings surviving in China, in the valley of the Zhuozhang River.
• Longmen-Tempel 龙门寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  Also called Huiri Cloister, with timber buildings from the Five Dynasties through the Qing; the west side hall is a Five Dynasties survival and the Mahavira Hall is a Song survival.
• Chongqing-Tempel 崇庆寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  Tempel aus der Song-Zeit auf halber Höhe des Ziyun-Bergs.
• Zhengjue-Tempel 正觉寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  First built in the Tang and rebuilt in the Song; the rear hall is an original Song structure, the east and west side halls are Yuan, and the passage hall was built in the Ming.
• Guanyin-Halle 观音堂
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Ming dynasty Guanyin hall in the western suburb of Luzhou District, Changzhi.
• Stadtgott-Tempel der Präfektur Lu'an 潞安府城隍庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  The highest-ranking and best-preserved City God temple in southeastern Shanxi, with buildings from the Yuan to the Qing.
• Chunhua-Tempel 淳化寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Jin dynasty temple in Yanggao Village, Yanggao Township, Pingshun County.
• Pagode des Meisters Minghui 明惠大师塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  The reliquary pagoda of Master Minghui, abbot of Haihui Temple; square and of stone, 6 m high, built in the Later Tang of the Five Dynasties.
• Jiutian-Shengmu-Tempel 九天圣母庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A temple first built in the Tang, on a hilltop in Hedong Village, Beishe Township, Pingshun County; the surviving buildings date from the Northern Song to the Qing.
• Dayun-Tempel in Qinxian 沁县大云院
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A temple from the Song to the Qing, in Guocun Town, Qin County.
• Hongji-Kloster 洪济院
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A temple from the Jin to the Qing, in Dongliang Village, Gucheng Town, Wuxiang County.
• Dayun-Tempel im Kreis Wuxiang 武乡县大云寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Originally the seat of Nieshi County in the Eastern Han, renamed Dayun Temple in the 1st year of Zhiping of the Northern Song; the main hall is an original Jin structure.
• Daoistischer Tempel Huixian 会仙观
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Taoist temple first built in the 6th year of Zhengda of the Jin; the Sanqing Hall is an original Jin structure and the Jade Emperor Hall is Yuan.
• Sanzong-Tempel 三嵕庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Built in the 17th year of Dading of the Jin; the main hall is an original Jin structure and additions were made in the Ming.
• Yuanqi-Tempel 原起寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Song dynasty temple on the summit of Fenghuang Mountain on the west bank of the Zhuozhang River, adjacent to Dayun Yuan and Tiantai An in Pingshun County.
• Fotou-Tempel 佛头寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Named because the hill behind it resembles a Buddha's head; only a Song-dynasty main hall survives, on the south bank of the Zhuozhang River.
• Lingze-Wang-Tempel 灵泽王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The Lingze Wang Hall was built in the 2nd year of the Da'an era of the Jin; the gate, bell and drum towers and other structures are Ming and Qing.
• Drachenkönig-Tempel Dongyi 东邑龙王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The main hall is a Jin survival and the rest is Qing; the temple has a gate, an opera stage, side halls and more.
• Huilong-Tempel 回龙寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Jin-dynasty temple in Houbi Village on the Zhuozhang River.
• Halle des Puzhao-Tempels 普照寺大殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Jin-dynasty hall located in Kaicun Primary School, Guocun Town.
• Zhaoze-Wang-Tempel 昭泽王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A temple honoring Zhaoze Wang, a knight-errant of Xiangyuan in the Xiantong era of the Tang; rebuilt in the 27th year of Dading of the Jin.
• Tianwang-Tempel 天王寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Tempel aus der Jin-Zeit an der Südstraße der Kreisstadt Changzi.
• Xiayu-Schrein 夏禹神祠
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A shrine to Yu the Great, located on Yuwangnao, the highest point of Houbi Village.
• Jadekaiser-Tempel Changzhi 长治玉皇观
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Yuan-to-Qing Daoist temple in the south of Nansong Village, Nansong Township, Shangdang District.
• Erxian-Palast in Zhenze 真泽二仙宫
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Daoist temple for the Two Immortals cult, venerating the two Yue sisters; founded in the Tang and moved to its present site in the 2nd year of the Ming Wanli reign, with five courtyards.
• Baofeng-Tempel 宝峰寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Surviving buildings include the stage, Shuilu Hall and Five Buddhas Hall; the Five Buddhas Hall is a Jin survival and the Shuilu Hall is Ming.
• Konfuziustempel Xiangyuan 襄垣文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The Confucian temple of Xiangyuan County, founded in the Jin and enlarged in the Yuan, located in the courtyard of the county No. 2 Middle School.
• Präfekturamt Lu'an 潞安府衙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The government office of ancient Lu'an Prefecture, a Ming building and one of the landmarks of Changzhi.
• Jindengsi-Grotten 金灯寺石窟
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 6. Liste (2006)
  On the summit of Linlü Mountain at over 1,500 meters, the largest group of Ming-dynasty grottoes in China, with hall-style caves, cliff statues and stelae.
• Stätte des Arsenals Huangyadong 黄崖洞兵工厂旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 6. Liste (2006)
  The largest weapons and ammunition production base of the Eighth Route Army during the War of Resistance, called by Zhu De the "pearl in the palm" of the Eighth Route Army.
• Gräber der Markgrafen von Li aus der Westlichen Zhou 西周黎侯墓群
  Alte Gräber · 7. Liste (2013)
  Tombs of the Marquises of Li from the Western Zhou to the Spring and Autumn period, in Licheng County.
• Reliquienpagode des ehrwürdigen Meisters 先师和尚舍利塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Tang-dynasty relic pagoda inside Jinchan Temple on the summit of Sanzongshan, Tunliu District.
• Haupthalle des Biyun-Tempels in Xiaozhang 小张碧云寺大殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Song-dynasty main hall in Xiaozhang Village, Danzhu Town, Zhangzi County.
• Jadekaiser-Tempel Bucun 布村玉皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Jade Emperor temple of the Song to Qing periods; the front hall, offering hall, middle hall and rear hall survive, and the front hall has Tang-dynasty style.
• Haupthalle des Yaowang-Tempels in Hanfang 韩坊尧王庙大殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Jin-dynasty main hall in Hanfang Village, Dabaotou Town, Zhangzi County.
• Haupthalle des Cui-Fujun-Tempels in Zhangzi 长子崔府君庙大殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Jin-dynasty main hall of the Cui Fujun Temple in Zhangzi County.
• Yonghui-Brücke in Xiangyuan 襄垣永惠桥
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Jin-dynasty single-arch stone bridge over the moat between the north gate and the Beiguo Gate of Xiangyuan County town.
• Konfuziustempel Lizhuang 李庄文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Jin-dynasty structure, a rare village-level Confucian temple in China, in Lizhuang Village, Huangniuti Township, Lucheng District.
• Sanjiao-Halle in Yihe 义合三教堂
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple jointly worshipping the three teachings, with a main hall built in the 17th year of the Dading reign of the Jin.
• Huguo-Linghuang-Wang-Tempel in Xiahuo 下霍护国灵贶王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Founded in the fourth year of the Xuanhe reign of the Song, the most magnificent surviving ancient building complex in Zhangzi County; the main hall is a Jin-dynasty timber structure.
• Tangwang-Tempel in Qianwanhu 前万户汤王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Yuan-dynasty Tangwang Temple in Wanhu Village, Danzhu Town, Zhangzi County.
• Tianxian-Tempel in Zhuangtou 庄头天仙庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Yuan-dynasty temple in Zhuangtou Village, Jinzhuang Town, Huguan County.
• Fuxi-Tempel in Zhongzhang 中漳伏羲庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  The main hall and incense pavilion survive, the main hall built in the Yuan and the pavilion in the Ming, on a mountaintop.
• Zhaoze-Wang-Tempel in Xiangyuan 襄垣昭泽王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Zhaoze Wang Temple of the Yuan and Ming periods, on South Street in Xiangyuan County town.
• Großer Tempel von Changning 长宁大庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Ancient temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Changning Village, Dongyangguan Town, Licheng County.
• Hongjiao-Kloster in Nannieshui 南涅水洪教院
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Ancient buildings of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Nannieshui Village, Niusi Township, Qin County.
• Chongjiao-Tempel in Machang 马厂崇教寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Guyi Village, Machang Town, Luzhou District.
• Zhenru-Tempel in Wuxiang 武乡真如寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple founded before the Song; the main hall and south hall survive, in Tuhe Village, Hanbei Township, Wuxiang County.
• Fünf-Drachen-Tempel Xiangyuan 襄垣五龙庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Five Dragons Temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Beiguan, Xiangyuan County town.
• Tianqi-Wang-Tempel in Xincun 辛村天齐王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Founded in the first year of the Zhizheng reign of the Yuan; the main hall is a Yuan structure, and the mountain gate doubles as a two-story opera stage.
• Sanzong-Tempel in Dazhonghan 大中汉三嵕庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Sanzong Temple of the Yuan and Qing periods, in Zhangzi County.
• Yandi-Tempel in Beihe 北和炎帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple worshipping Emperor Yan, buildings of the Yuan and Qing periods, in Beihe Village, Beicheng Township, Shangdang District.
• Sanzong-Tempel in Beishe 北社三嵕庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Sanzong Temple of the Yuan and Qing periods, in Beishe Village, Beishe Township, Pingshun County.
• Dayu-Tempel in Beishe 北社大禹庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple worshipping Yu the Great, buildings of the Yuan and Qing periods, in Beishe Village, Beishe Township, Pingshun County.
• Tempel der Heiligen Mutter in Beiganquan 北甘泉圣母庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Holy Mother temple of the Yuan and Qing periods, in Beiganquan Village, Miaozhuang Town, Pingshun County.
• Wu-Tempel in Lizhuang 李庄武庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Also called Guandi Temple, built in the second year of the Zhida reign of the Yuan; two courtyards front to back covering 1,254 square meters, with a Yuan-dynasty main hall.
• Yandi-Tempel in Guancun 关村炎帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple worshipping Emperor Yan, buildings of the Yuan, Qing and Republican periods, in Guancun Village, Laodingshan Subdistrict, Luzhou District.
• Penglai-Palast in Shishi 石室蓬莱宫
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Taoist temple of the Ming to Qing periods, east of Shishi Village, Lucun Township, Tunliu District.
• Cisheng-Tempel in Xiangyuan 襄垣慈胜寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Repaired in the third year of the Zhishun reign of the Yuan and the 55th year of the Qianlong reign of the Qing; the surviving main hall is a Ming building and the opera stage a Qing building.
• Shengshou-Tempel in Lingkongshan 灵空山圣寿寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  First built in the Tang, consisting of five courtyards: the Arhat Courtyard, Yaolou Courtyard, Middle Courtyard, Guan Gong Courtyard and Monks' Quarters Courtyard.
• Dayu-Tempel in Xiqingbei 西青北大禹庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple worshipping Yu the Great, buildings of the Ming to Qing periods, in Xiqingbei Village, Beishe Township, Pingshun County.
• Stadtgott-Tempel Licheng 黎城城隍庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  City God Temple of the Ming to Qing periods, in Chengnei Village, Licheng County town.
• Steinskulpturen von Nannieshui 南涅水石刻
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 7. Liste (2013)
  Stone carvings of the Northern and Southern Dynasties to the Song, within Qinxian town.
• Stätte des Hauptquartiers des Militärbezirks Taiyue 太岳军区司令部旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 7. Liste (2013)
  The Taiyue Military Region was established in 1940; the site has 10 earthen cave dwellings and covers about 1,800 square meters.
• Xiyansi-Pagode in Shangdang 上党西岩寺塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Also called the Zhangbasi Pagoda; an ancient Tang pagoda, a square six-story dense-eaves brick pagoda with a surviving height of 16 meters, rebuilt in the Kangxi era of the Qing.
• Yuhuang-Tempel in Changchun (Shangdang) 上党长春玉皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Built in the Northern Song and repaired many times in the Ming and Qing, with buildings of differing styles from different periods.
• Dacheng-Halle des Konfuziustempels Zhangzi 长子文庙大成殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  The Dacheng Hall of a Yuan-dynasty Confucian temple, north of Dongdajie in Zhangzi County town, within a fairly large ancient building complex.
• Guandi-Tempel in Liaohetou 潦河头关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Guandi temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Liaohetou Village, Huangniuti Township, Lucheng District.
• Weigong-Tempel in Xishe 西社卫公庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  First built in the Yuan to honor Li Jing, Duke of Wei; the main hall is a Yuan structure with 8 square meters of murals surviving inside.
• Zhaozewang-Tempel in Xixiazhuang 西下庄昭泽王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Zhaozewang temple of the Yuan and Qing periods, in Xixiazhuang Village, Shangyao Town, Licheng County.
• Fuyuan-Tempel in Wuxiang 武乡福源院
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Rebuilt after the great earthquake of the 7th year of Dade in the Yuan; the main tower is a Ming building and the east and west side halls are Yuan relics.

Jincheng (72)

• Qinglian-Tempel 青莲寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  Originally named Xiashi Temple, made up of upper and lower courtyards and first built in the Northern Qi; it preserves Tang painted sculptures, Song timber buildings and sculptures, and steles of various periods.
• Yuhuang-Tempel 玉皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  The Yuhuang Temple at Fucheng, enlarged in the ninth year of the Xining reign of the Northern Song, rising step by step with the terrain in four courtyards and six terraces.
• Erxian-Tempel in Jincheng 晋城二仙庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  Also called the Erxian Temple of Xiaonan Village, founded in the fourth year of the Shaosheng reign of the Northern Song; it preserves Song buildings and statues and enshrines the two perfected ones Chonghui and Chongshu.
• Südlicher und Nördlicher Jixiang-Tempel 南、北吉祥寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  North Jixiang Temple is on Xijie Village in Liyi Town and was first built in the Tang dynasty, with surviving Song and Jin timber buildings; the two temples are about 2 km apart.
• Wohnhaus der Familie Ji 姬氏民居
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  The earliest Yuan-dynasty dwelling found, built in the 31st year of the Zhiyuan reign of the Yuan, three bays wide with a single-eave overhanging gable roof.
• Longyan-Tempel 龙岩寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Originally named Longquan Temple and renamed in the Jin, divided into upper and lower courtyards, with the passage hall built in the 7th year of Tianhui of the Jin.
• Dai-Tempel in Zezhou 泽州岱庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  First built in the 3rd year of Yuanfeng of the Northern Song; the Tianqi Hall is an original Song structure and the rest are Ming and Qing buildings.
• Erxian-Tempel in Xiaohuiling 小会岭二仙庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A temple of the Two Immortals from the Northern Song to the Qing; the main hall is Song and the rest were built in the Ming and Qing.
• Cuifujun-Tempel 崔府君庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Also called Xianying Wang Temple, it worships Cui Fujun and is the largest of the surviving Cui Fujun temples.
• Erxian-Tempel in Xixi 西溪二仙庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Also called Zhenze Palace, in a valley in the Xixi scenic area, an important shrine of the Two Immortals cult; "Spring Scenery at Xixi" is one of Lingchuan's Eight Ancient Scenes.
• Chongming-Tempel 崇明寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Commonly called Langgu Temple, with a central Buddha hall that is an original Northern Song structure and other buildings from the Ming and Qing.
• Kaihua-Tempel 开化寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  First built in the late Tang as Qingliang Temple, renamed Kaihua Chan Monastery in the Song and later Kaihua Temple.
• Youxian-Tempel 游仙寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Also called Cijiao Yuan, first built in the 1st year of Chunhua of the Northern Song and set against a mountain; the Piluzhena Hall is an original Northern Song structure.
• Dinglin-Tempel 定林寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Originally named Yongde Temple, it takes its name from the Dinglin Spring; the Leiyin Hall is a Yuan structure and the rest are Ming and Qing buildings.
• Fundstätte Tashuihe 塔水河遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 6. Liste (2006)
  A rock-shelter Paleolithic site that yielded human skull fossils, mammal fossils and stone artifacts, about 26,000 years old.
• Tempel des Kaisers Tang in Xiajiao 下交汤帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Completed no later than the 6th year of the Zhenghe era of the Northern Song, its worship hall dates from the Jin and the other buildings from the Ming and Qing.
• Jadekaiser-Tempel Beiyicheng 北义城玉皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Rebuilt in the 4th year of the Daguan era of the Northern Song; the Jade Emperor Hall is an original Song structure and the rest was built later.
• Dongyue-Tempel in Zhoucun 周村东岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Song-to-Qing Dongyue Temple in Zhoucun Town, Zezhou County.
• Kaifu-Tempel 开福寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Originally called Manjusri Temple and renamed Kaifu Temple in the early Zhizheng era of the Yuan; the offering hall is a Jin survival and the Mahavira Hall is a Yuan building.
• Erxian-Tempel in Xili'men 西李门二仙庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Tang and extensively repaired in the 2nd year of Zhenglong and the 2nd year of Dading of the Jin; the middle hall was built in the 2nd year of Zhenglong.
• Dongyue-Tempel in Runcheng 润城东岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Song and rebuilt in the 21st year of the Ming Wanli reign; the offering pavilion, Tianqi Hall and rear palace are Ming buildings.
• Dongyue-Tempel in Yuquan 玉泉东岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The main hall is a Jin survival, the gate was built in the Ming, and the rest is Qing.
• Jadekaiser-Tempel Shizhang 石掌玉皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The main hall is a Jin survival and the rest is Ming and Qing, in Shizhang Village, Lucheng Town, Lingchuan County.
• Erxian-Palast in Zhongping 中坪二仙宫
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Tianyou era of the Tang and repaired in the 12th year of Dading of the Jin; the main hall is a Jin survival.
• Baiyu-Palast 白玉宫
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Repaired between the Da'an and Chongqing eras of the Jin; the passage hall is a Jin survival and the rest was built in the Ming and Qing.
• Erlang-Tempel 二郎庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Its stage was built in the 23rd year of Dading of the Jin and is called the oldest surviving stage; the other buildings are Ming and Qing.
• Erxian-Tempel in Nanshentou 南神头二仙庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The main hall is a Jin survival with a square plan and contains more than 20 square meters of Qing murals.
• Sanjiao-Halle in Sirun 寺润三教堂
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A hall jointly worshipping the Three Teachings of Buddhism, Daoism and Confucianism; only the Jin-period main hall survives, with a double-eave hip-and-gable roof.
• Sansheng-Ruixian-Pagode 三圣瑞现塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Commonly called Jishan Pagoda, rebuilt in the Dading era of the Jin; a square 13-story close-eaved brick pagoda about 30 meters high.
• Chong'an-Tempel 崇安寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Named Chong'an Temple by imperial edict in the 3rd year of Taiping Xingguo of the Northern Song; its gate is a two-story, three-eave pavilion, and the buildings date from the Yuan, Ming and Qing.
• Qingmeng-Tempel 清梦观
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Huangtong era of the Jin and rebuilt in the 2nd year of Zhongtong of the Yuan; the Sanqing Hall is Yuan and the rest Ming and Qing.
• Tempel des Kaisers Tang in Dayang 大阳汤帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Surviving buildings date from the Yuan, Ming and Qing; the Chengtang Hall is Yuan, and the central axis has an opera tower, gate, middle gate and Chengtang Hall.
• Guzhong-Tempel 古中庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Originally called the Shennong Crown Prince Shrine, commonly the Yandi Middle Temple, it honors Shennong, the Yan Emperor.
• Haihui-Tempel 海会寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  In Daqiao Village, Beiliu Town, set against hills and beside water.
• Wohnhäuser der Familie Liu 柳氏民居
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A group of dwellings in Xiwenxing Village, mostly inhabited by people surnamed Liu, said to be descendants of the Tang writer Liu Zongyuan; the Liu family revived in the early Ming.
• Alte Festung Xiangyu 湘峪古堡
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A fortified village of the Ming to Qing period, in Zhengcun Town, Qinshui County.
• Alter Gebäudekomplex im Dorf Guobi 郭壁村古建筑群
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A village dating from the Northern Song that produced more than ten jinshi in the Ming and Qing; over 3,400 Ming and Qing houses and hundreds of cave dwellings survive.
• Alter Gebäudekomplex Douzhuang 窦庄古建筑群
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A village founded in the Northern Song with surviving buildings covering about 40,000 square meters, including residences, temples, ancestral halls and walls; the earliest is a Yuan Buddhist temple main hall and side halls.
• Alter Gebäudekomplex im Dorf Guoyu 郭峪村古建筑群
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Anciently called Guogu, the village was founded no later than the Sui and was a market town by the Ming; its walls were built in the 8th year of the Ming Chongzhen reign.
• Festung Dibi 砥洎城
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called the Runcheng Small City, built in the 11th year of the Ming Chongzhen reign with an oval plan; its walls are built of brick, stone and discarded iron-smelting crucibles.
• Yangtoushan-Grotten 羊头山石窟
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 6. Liste (2006)
  Originally Dingguo Temple, consisting mainly of Northern Wei Buddhist grotto statues continued in the Northern Qi, Sui and Tang, with nine caves and three cliff niches.
• Biluo-Tempel 碧落寺
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 6. Liste (2006)
  Begun in the Northern Qi and flourishing in the Tang; it has one Northern Qi cave, two Tang caves and more than ten Tang niches.
• Chengtang-Tempel in Hedi 河底成汤庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Chengtang Temple of the Song to Qing periods, in Hedi Village, Dadonggou Town, Zezhou County.
• Jingde-Tempel in Gaodu 高都景德寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple of the Song to Qing periods, in Nanjie Village, Gaodu Town, Zezhou County.
• Alter Tempelkomplex im Dorf Dazhou 大周村古寺庙建筑群
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Ancient temple complex centered on Zisheng Temple, whose Vairocana Hall is a Song-dynasty building; it also includes the Xuansheng Temple, Zhenwu Pavilion and Fire God Temple.
• Jiaxiang-Tempel in Gaoping 高平嘉祥寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple of the Jin to Qing periods, in Chixiang Village, Gaoping.
• Dongyue-Tempel in Yinxi 尹西东岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Dongyue Temple of the Jin to Qing periods, east of Yinxi Village, Beiyicheng Town, Zezhou County.
• Jidu-Tempel in Xidun 西顿济渎庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Jidu Temple of the Jin to Qing periods, east of Xidun Village, Gaodu Town, Zezhou County.
• Jadekaiser-Tempel Beima 北马玉皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Jade Emperor temple of the Jin to Qing periods, five bays wide with an overhanging gable roof, in Jin-dynasty style.
• Sanzong-Tempel im Dorf Sanwang 三王村三嵕庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple worshipping Hou Yi, a building of the Jin and Qing periods, in Sanwang Village, Mishan Town, Gaoping.
• Dai-Tempel in Tanlingtou 坛岭头岱庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Dai Temple of the Jin and Qing periods, on an earth mound north of Tanlingtou Village, Beiyicheng Township, Zezhou County.
• Yuxu-Tempel in Lianghu 良户玉虚观
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  The main hall and west side hall are Yuan structures, the middle hall was built in the Ming, and the west annex hall, Kui Tower and others are Qing buildings.
• Jadekaiser-Tempel Nanzhuang 南庄玉皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Jade Emperor temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Nanzhuang Village, Hexi Town, Gaoping.
• Buddha-Halle in Chuandi 川底佛堂
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Han-Chinese Buddhist temple, built in the Yuan to Qing periods, in Chuandi Village, Chuandi Township, Zezhou County.
• Wanshou-Palast in Dongfeng 董峰万寿宫
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Wanshou Palace of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Shangdongfeng Village, Yuancun Township, Gaoping.
• Jidu-Tempel in Jiannan 建南济渎庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Three courtyards front to back; the rear hall was built in the Yuan, the middle hall in the Ming, and steles from the Ming and Qing to the Republic record successive repairs.
• Dongyue-Tempel in Shicun 史村东岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Dongyue Temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Shicun, Xiacun Town, Zezhou County.
• Konfuziustempel Nanzhao 南召文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Confucian temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Nanzhao Village, Pingcheng Town, Lingchuan County.
• Cui-Fujun-Tempel in Shuidong 水东崔府君庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Cui Fujun Temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, on North Street, Shuidong Village, Jincun Town, Zezhou County.
• Jadekaiser-Tempel Xuezhuang 薛庄玉皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Jade Emperor temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, northwest of Xuezhuang Village, Gaodu Town, Zezhou County.
• Xuansheng-Tempel in Shimo 石末宣圣庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Also called the Confucian Temple, worshipping Confucius, founded in the eighth year of the Dade reign of the Yuan; the main hall is a Yuan structure with yellow and green glazed ridge decoration.
• Ehemaliger Wohnsitz von Chen Tingjing 陈廷敬故居
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Also known as Huangcheng Xiangfu, the mansion of Chen Tingjing, Grand Secretary of the Wenyuan Pavilion in the Kangxi reign of the Qing; 16 courtyards and 640 rooms in inner and outer city parts.
• Xianweng-Tempel 仙翁庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple of the Ming to Qing periods, in Bofang Village, Gaoping.
• Tangdi-Tempel in Pingshang 坪上汤帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Tangdi Temple of the Ming to Qing periods, east of Pingshang Village, Zhoucun Town, Zezhou County.
• Guandi-Tempel in Fucheng 府城关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Qing-dynasty Guandi Temple in Fucheng Village, Jincun Town, Zezhou County.
• Chongshou-Tempel in Zezhou 泽州崇寿寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Northern Song ancient building, in Xigao Village, Zezhou County.
• Quanshen-Tempel in Tianzhuang 田庄全神庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  The stage building and main hall survive; the main hall has Yuan-dynasty style and the east side hall preserves a mural of the Eight Immortals.
• Qinghua-Tempel in Tuandong 团东清化寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Tuanchi Village, Gaoping.
• Konfuziustempel Yangcheng 阳城文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Confucian temple of the Ming and Qing periods, in the southeast corner of Yangcheng County town.
• Shousheng-Tempel und glasierte Pagode in Yangcheng 阳城寿圣寺及琉璃塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A temple of the Ming and Qing periods in Yangling Village, Qinchi Town, Yangcheng County, with a glazed pagoda as well.
• Tiefo-Tempel in Gaoping 高平铁佛寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A temple of the Ming and Qing periods, in Mixi Village, Mishan Town, Gaoping.
• Gildehalle Huaitan 怀覃会馆
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  An occupational guildhall established in Zezhou Prefecture in the Ming and Qing by merchants from three prefectures of northern Henan.

Jinzhong (68)

• Stadtmauer von Pingyao 平遥城墙
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  Ming-dynasty city wall, one of the four best-preserved ancient city walls in China, listed as World Heritage together with the Ancient City of Pingyao.
• Zhenguo-Tempel 镇国寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  First built in the Northern Han of the Five Dynasties as Jingcheng Temple and renamed Zhenguo Temple in the Jiajing years of the Ming; the Wanfo Hall is its main building.
• Shuanglin-Tempel 双林寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  First built in the Northern Wei, with present buildings rebuilt in the Ming and Qing; its more than 2,000 painted sculptures are called the "Eastern gallery of painted sculpture art," and it is part of a World Heritage site.
• Fundstätte Jingjie 旌介遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 4. Liste (1996)
  Fundstätte der Shang-Zeit im Kreis Lingshi.
• Stadtgott-Tempel Yuci 榆次城隍庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  City god temple of the Yuan to Qing, on East Street in the old town of Yuci.
• Xianshen-Turm 祆神楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  The only Zoroastrian building surviving in China, a pavilion-style building combining a gate tower, a music tower and a street-spanning tower.
• Stätte des vorgeschobenen Hauptquartiers der Achten Route-Armee 八路军前方总部旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 4. Liste (1996)
  Location of the Eighth Route Army forward headquarters, made up of courtyard dwellings including the headquarters compound and the former residences of Deng Xiaoping and Zuo Quan.
• Houtu-Tempel in Jiexiu 介休后土庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Taoist Quanzhen temple, the highest-ranking ancient building complex surviving in Jiexiu.
• Cixiang-Tempel 慈相寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  First built no later than the reign of Emperor Suzong of Tang and renamed Cixiang Temple in the 3rd year of Huangyou of the Northern Song; the main hall is an original Song structure.
• Konfuziustempel Pingyao 平遥文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  First built in the early Zhenguan reign of the Tang; the Dacheng Hall was rebuilt in the 3rd year of Dading of the Jin and is the only Jin building among Confucian temples; it also has the attached Shaoshan Academy.
• Zishou-Tempel 资寿寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  First built in the Tang and rebuilt in the 3rd year of Chenghua, it took its present scale in the 2nd year of Tianqi and has front and rear courtyards.
• Anwesen der Familie Qiao 乔家大院
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  The residence of the Qing Shanxi merchant Qiao Zhiyong, in Qiaojiabao Village, Qi County.
• Brennofenstätte Hongshan 洪山窑址
  Alte Fundstätten · 6. Liste (2006)
  Brennofenstätte der Song- bis Qing-Zeit in Jiexiu.
• Gräber von Shitie 什贴墓群
  Alte Gräber · 6. Liste (2006)
  The tombs of Han Gui, Grand Marshal of the Northern Qi, and his family, six earthen-mound tombs in all.
• Puguang-Tempel 普光寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Song-to-Qing temple whose main hall was built in the Song and contains about 120 square meters of Ming and Qing murals.
• Anchan-Tempel 安禅寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Song-to-Ming temple in the southwest corner of the old town of Taigu.
• Wubian-Tempel 无边寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Song-to-Qing temple in the southwest part of the old town of Taigu.
• Alte Festung Zhangbi 张壁古堡
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  An ancient fort bordered by gullies on three sides, laid out in a convex shape, with a barbican at the north gate; legend attributes it to Liu Wuzhou at the end of the Sui.
• Xingfan-Tempel 兴梵寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the 3rd year of the Tiansheng era of the Northern Song and moved to its present site during the Kangxi reign of the Qing; only the original Song Mahavira Hall survives.
• Fuxiang-Tempel 福祥寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the 3rd year of the Kaiyun era of the Later Jin; only the main hall and south hall survive, the main hall being a Jin survival surrounded by water on three sides.
• Zhensheng-Tempel 真圣寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The main hall was built in the 2nd year of Zhenglong of the Jin; the gate is a Qing stone structure.
• Chongsheng-Tempel 崇圣寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Tang and renamed Chongsheng Temple in the Jiayou era of the Northern Song; it has upper and lower courtyards, two Yuan stone pagodas and a Ming solid brick pagoda.
• Tempel der Heiligen Mutter in Yiji 懿济圣母庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Song and repaired in the Yuan, built along the hillside with upper and lower courtyards and the Xianze Hou shrine.
• Qingxu-Tempel 清虚观
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A large Daoist complex on East Street in the ancient city of Pingyao, now the Pingyao County Museum.
• Huiluan-Tempel 回銮寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Zhonghe era of the Tang as Kongwang Lingxi Temple; the Mahavira Hall is a Yuan building.
• Konfuziustempel Jinzhuang 金庄文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Yuan-to-Qing Confucian temple in Jinzhuang Village, Yuebi Township, Pingyao County.
• Jinci-Tempel 晋祠庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Zhizheng era of the Yuan; the main hall was built in the 3rd year of Zhizheng, and the main hall and offering hall are Yuan buildings.
• Futian-Tempel 福田寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Tang and rebuilt in the 4th year of Zhishun of the Yuan; the main hall is Yuan and the passage hall is Ming.
• Dongyue-Tempel in Jiexiu 介休东岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Repaired in the 7th year of Zhiyuan of the Yuan; the main hall has a double-eave hip-and-gable roof with a surrounding corridor, and the screen wall, gate, opera tower and offering hall survive.
• Guanghua-Tempel 光化寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Tang as Longxing Temple, named Guanghua Shengsi by imperial edict in the 2nd year of Xianping of the Northern Song, and rebuilt in the 3rd year of Taiding of the Yuan.
• Chongjiao-Tempel in Xiyang 昔阳崇教寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the 2nd year of Xining of the Northern Song; in the Ming Hongwu era it was called the North Temple together with Shousheng Temple, with four connected halls enclosing a courtyard.
• Dacheng-Halle des Konfuziustempels Zuoquan 左权文庙大成殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called the Liaozhou Confucian Temple; the Dacheng Hall was rebuilt in the 1st year of Dade of the Yuan, with a double-eave hip-and-gable roof, and is the only original structure remaining.
• Liying-Hou-Tempel 利应侯庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A temple honoring Hu Tu, a grandee of the state of Jin in the Spring and Autumn period, west of Zhenguo Temple; only the Yuan main hall survives.
• Houtu-Tempel in Lingshi 灵石后土庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Yuan-dynasty Houtu Temple on the west side of Jingsheng Village, Jingsheng Town, Lingshi County.
• Qingliang-Tempel in Pingyao 平遥清凉寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Han Buddhist temple in Yongcheng Village, Buyi Township, Pingyao County.
• Anwesen der Familie Wang 王家大院
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  An important example of Qing residential architecture and one of the largest well-preserved building complexes in Shanxi.
• Longquan-Tempel in Mengjiagou 孟家沟龙泉寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Tianqi era of the Ming and built along the mountainside, with 37 cave dwellings; the Lingjing Pagoda is a 13-story pavilion-style brick pagoda.
• Anwesen der Familie Cao 曹家大院
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called Sanduo Hall, founded in the Ming, with three large courtyards and fifteen small ones and 287 rooms in total.
• Jingxin-Tempel 净信寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Ming-to-Qing temple in Yangyi Village, Yangyi Township, Taigu District.
• Anwesen der Familie Qu 渠家大院
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The residence of the Qu family, Shanxi merchants of the Qing; opened in 1996 as the Shanxi Merchant Culture Museum.
• Stadtgott-Tempel Pingyao 平遥城隍庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Of unusual layout: besides the central axis, it has Zaojun and God of Wealth temples on either side, so many deities share one temple.
• Fundstätte Rishengchang 日昇昌旧址
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Qing-dynasty draft bank known as the "foremost draft bank of the Qing."
• Felsen-Ehrenbogen Taihe 太和岩牌楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Qing-dynasty memorial archway, now in a factory courtyard in Beixinwu Village.
• Wuyue-Tempel in Jiexiu 介休五岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Wuyue-Tempel aus der Qing-Zeit im Südosten der Stadt Jiexiu.
• Fundstätte Liangcun 梁村遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  A Neolithic site west of Guocun Village, about 10 km southeast of Qixian County town.
• Shousheng-Tempel in Weize 苇则寿圣寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Yuan-dynasty building; the mountain gate and main hall survive, and the roofs are decorated with yellow and green glazed tiles.
• Haupthalle des Puzhao-Tempels in Siping 寺坪普照寺大殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Founded in the Later Jin of the Five Dynasties; only the Yuan-dynasty main hall survives, seven bays wide, its roof decorated with yellow and green carved glazed tiles.
• Stadtgott-Tempel Jiexiu 介休城隍庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  City God Temple of the Ming to Qing periods, on East Street in Jiexiu.
• Miaojue-Tempel in Xincun 新村妙觉寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Han-Chinese Buddhist temple, buildings of the Ming to Qing periods, in Xincun, Yangyi Township, Taigu District.
• Yuanzhi-Tempel in Fancun 范村圆智寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Han-Chinese Buddhist temple, buildings of the Ming to Qing periods, in Fancun Town, Taigu District.
• Nanshen-Tempel in Gankeng 干坑南神庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple worshipping Guangming Bodhisattva, rebuilt in the Ming and renamed Nanshen Temple in the Qing, also called Yuanxiang Temple in modern times.
• Konfuziustempel Jingsheng 静升文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Confucian temple of the Ming to Qing periods, north of the central crossroads of Jingsheng Village, next to the Wang Family Compound.
• Steinbuddha-Halle des Yunfeng-Tempels 云峰寺石佛殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  At Baofu Cliff on Mianshan, in two levels; the upper Stone Buddha Hall is a Ming structure and the lower level has been rebuilt in modern times.
• Durchgangshalle des Yongfu-Tempels in Beiyijian 北依涧永福寺过殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Passage hall rebuilt in the fifth year of the Chenghua reign of the Ming, five bays wide on a high platform, a typical Ming building.
• Baiyun-Tempel in Liangjiatan 梁家滩白云寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Anciently called Xiyu Temple, first built in the Tang and set against a mountain cliff, covering 7,793 square meters; the mountain gate, Mahavira Hall and pagoda forest survive.
• Huiji-Brücke in Pingyao 平遥惠济桥
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  First built in the tenth year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing, a nine-pier stone arch bridge 80 m long over the Huiji River.
• Ehemaliger Wohnsitz von Lei Lütai 雷履泰旧居
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Former residence of Lei Lütai, founder of the Rishengchang draft bank, first built in the Daoguang reign of the Qing, with two main courtyards and two side courtyards.
• Marktturm Pingyao 平遥市楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Three-eave timber pavilion 18.5 m high with a hip-gable roof and yellow-green glazed tiles; repaired in the 27th year of the Kangxi reign of the Qing.
• Yuanshen-Tempel in Jiexiu 介休源神庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Qing-dynasty Yuanshen Temple at the foot of Huqishan, Hongshan Village, Hongshan Town, Jiexiu.
• Longfu-Tempel in Nanzheng 南政隆福寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  First built in the second year of the Dade reign of the Yuan, repaired in the Ming and again in the fifth year of the Jiaqing reign of the Qing; two courtyards front to back.
• Grotten des Shima-Tempels 石马寺石窟
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 7. Liste (2013)
  A group of cliff carvings mainly in stone, Shousheng Temple in the Song, with about a thousand carved images surviving.
• Stätte der Mingxian-Schule Shanxi 山西铭贤学校旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 7. Liste (2013)
  A modern school site west of Yangjiazhuang Village in Taigu District, within the campus of Shanxi Agricultural University.
• Anwesen der Familie Kong 孔家大院
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 7. Liste (2013)
  The former residence of Kong Xiangxi, on Shangguan Lane in the southwest part of the city of Taigu District.
• Stätte der Volkskommune Dazhai 大寨人民公社旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 7. Liste (2013)
  Dazhai became a model of farmland capital construction through self-reliance, and from the 1960s "In agriculture, learn from Dazhai" was promoted across the country.
• Lixiang-Tempel in Xiyang 昔阳离相寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A temple of the Song to Qing periods, in Chuankou Village, Zhaobi Township, Xiyang County.
• Hongfu-Tempel in Liangcun 梁村洪福寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  First built in the 1st year of Kaiyuan in the Tang; the main hall is a Yuan building, the south hall is a Ming building and the rest are Qing.
• Zhenhe-Turm in Qixian 祁县镇河楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Commonly called the Silou Gate; a Ming-dynasty tower in Jialing Village, Jialing Town, Qi County.
• Puming-Tempel in Changze 长则普明寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Rebuilt in the Ming; the main hall is a typical Ming building and preserves fine Ming murals.

Linfen (54)

• Guangsheng-Tempel 广胜寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 1. Liste (1961)
  Buddhist temple made up of the Upper Temple, the Lower Temple and the Water God Temple; most buildings of the Lower Temple are of the Yuan, and the Zhaocheng Jin Tripitaka came from this temple.
• Fundstätte Dingcun 丁村遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 1. Liste (1961)
  Middle Paleolithic site on the east bank of the Fen River, excavated from 1954, yielding human tooth and parietal fossils and many stone artifacts.
• Fundstätte des Staates Jin in Houma 侯马晋国遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 1. Liste (1961)
  Eastern Zhou site at the confluence of the Fen and Kuai rivers, believed to be Xintian, the late capital of the Jin state.
• Wohnhäuser von Dingcun 丁村民宅
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  More than twenty Ming and Qing dwellings preserved at Dingcun, mostly owned by the Ding family, in northern, middle and southern building groups.
• Fundstätte Taosi 陶寺遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 3. Liste (1988)
  Large site of the Longshan culture period where a city, palaces, royal tombs, a noble cemetery and a possible astronomical observation facility have been found.
• Fundstätte Qucun-Tianma 曲村—天马遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 4. Liste (1996)
  The site of an early capital of the Jin state of the Western Zhou and the Jin marquises' cemetery, where 19 tombs of Jin marquises and their consorts and many bronzes and jades were found.
• Opernbühne des Niuwang-Tempels 牛王庙戏台
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  Opera stage built in the 20th year of the Zhiyuan reign of the Yuan, once considered the oldest surviving timber opera stage.
• Große Halle des Präfekturamts Huozhou 霍州州署大堂
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  Yuan-dynasty government hall, three bays wide with a single-eave overhanging gable roof, the only Yuan building to survive in the Huozhou Prefectural Office.
• Qianfo-Kloster 千佛庵
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  Also called Xiaoxitian, a Ming-dynasty temple on Phoenix Mountain west of Xi County town.
• Fundstätte Shizitan 柿子滩遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 5. Liste (2001)
  Late Paleolithic ancient site covering about 60,000 square meters.
• Dabei-Tempel 大悲院
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  First built in the Tang; the offering hall is an original Jin structure and most other buildings are Qing.
• Jadekaiser-Tempel Hongtong 洪洞玉皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Built in the first year of Emperor Taizong of the Yuan, with three surviving Yuan buildings, the Jade Emperor Hall, Guan Gong Hall and Erlang Hall; the Jade Emperor Hall retains fragments of Yuan murals.
• Dongyue-Tempel in Baishan 柏山东岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Already substantial in the Tang and rebuilt in the Yuan; of the surviving buildings only the traveling palace hall is Yuan and the rest were built in the Ming and Qing.
• Brennofenstätte Huozhou 霍州窑址
  Alte Fundstätten · 6. Liste (2006)
  A porcelain kiln site of the Jin and Yuan, covering about 150,000 square meters, on a terrace on the west bank of the Fen River.
• Laojun-Höhle 老君洞
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the 2nd year of the Wude era of the Tang, only the Laojun Hall survives, a brick-and-stone imitation-timber structure; it holds a Ming stone carving of the Eighty-One Manifestations of Taishang Laojun.
• Shousheng-Tempel in Xiangning 乡宁寿圣寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the 1st year of the Huangyou era of the Northern Song; the main hall is an original Song structure and the bell tower was built in the 1st year of the Yuan Huangqing era.
• Alter Gebäudekomplex Fencheng 汾城古建筑群
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Formerly the seat of Taiping County, it has more than forty surviving Jin-to-Qing buildings, including the City God Temple, Confucian Temple, county yamen hall and Guandi Temple, preserving the main functional buildings of an ancient county seat.
• Houtu-Tempel in Dongyang 东羊后土庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Yuan-to-Qing Houtu Temple in Dongyang Village, Tumen Town, Yaodu District.
• Guanyin-Tempel in Huozhou 霍州观音庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Yuan and extensively repaired in the Ming Jiajing reign; the street-spanning pavilion is Yuan, with a passage beneath it.
• Shisheng-Palast 四圣宫
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Named for its worship of the four sages Yao, Shun, Yu and Tang, founded in the Zhizheng era of the Yuan; the main hall and stage are Yuan buildings.
• Pujing-Tempel 普净寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called Nanshi Temple, founded in the Eastern Han and rebuilt in the 7th year of Dade of the Yuan; the Great Buddha Hall was built after a Yuan earthquake.
• Dongyue-Tempel in Wangqu 王曲东岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Dongyue Temple of the Yuan to Republic periods in Wangqu Village, Wucun Town, Yaodu District.
• Dongyue-Tempel in Nanxie 南撖东岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The offering hall and main hall are Yuan buildings and the rest is Qing; the stage, offering hall and main hall survive.
• Bühne des Qiaoze-Tempels 乔泽庙戏台
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called the Water God Temple, founded in the 1st year of Taiding of the Yuan; only the stage survives, the largest of the surviving Yuan stages.
• Grab des Kaisers Yao 尧陵
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Traditionally the burial place of Yao, on the north bank of the Lao River in the mountains east of Yaodu District, about 30 km from Linfen city.
• Tiefo-Tempel 铁佛寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called Dayun Temple, founded in the 6th year of Zhenguan of the Tang; the existing buildings are Qing, and the gilded glazed pagoda was built in the Kangxi reign.
• Alter Gebäudekomplex Shijiagou 师家沟古建筑群
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the 24th year of the Qing Qianlong reign and built along the hillside, mainly of brick houses and cave dwellings, mostly in the form of courtyard houses with three or four sides.
• Wahuang-Tempel 娲皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The existing buildings are Qing, including a stage, Wahuang Shengmu Hall, side rooms and bell and drum towers, covering 1,300 square meters.
• Friedhof Yangshe 羊舌墓地
  Alte Gräber · 7. Liste (2013)
  Cemetery of the Western Zhou to Spring and Autumn period, in Yangshe Village, Shicun Town, Quwo County.
• Ziegelpagode Langzhai 郎寨砖塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  A Tang-dynasty brick pagoda in Langzhai Village, Mabi Township, Anze County.
• Ziegelpagode des Mayi-Tempels 麻衣寺砖塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Jin-dynasty brick pagoda on a ridge southwest of Lingnan Village, Anze County.
• Glasierte Pagode des Lingguang-Tempels 灵光寺琉璃塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Lingguang Temple was founded in the third year of the Yonghui reign of the Tang and rebuilt in the Huangtong years of the Jin; the surviving brick pagoda has seven stories and is over 20 m high.
• Opferhalle des Sanqing-Tempels in Dongxu 东许三清庙献殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Yuan-dynasty offering hall in Dongxu Village, Gaoxian Town, Quwo County.
• Dacheng-Halle des Konfuziustempels Xiangling 襄陵文庙大成殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Founded in the ninth year of the Taihe reign of the Jin and rebuilt in the tenth year of the Dade reign of the Yuan; five bays wide with a hip-gable roof, with an architrave 22 m long under the eaves bearing 12 bracket sets.
• Longquan-Tempel in Nanlinjiao 南林交龙泉寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Nanlinjiao Village, Beidong Township, Quwo County.
• Guandi-Tempel in Hongtong 洪洞关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Guandi Temple of the Yuan, Ming and Qing periods, in the center of Hongtong County town.
• Dacheng-Halle des Konfuziustempels Yonghe 永和文庙大成殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Ming-dynasty Confucian temple on Dongmen Lane, Zhengda Street, Yonghe County town.
• Trommelturm des Kreises Xi 隰县鼓楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Trommelturm aus der Ming-Zeit im Zentrum der Kreisstadt Xi.
• Shangshan-Tempel in Hongtong 洪洞商山庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Also called the Sanhuang Temple, worshipping the Three Sovereigns Fuxi, Shennong and Xuanyuan; the main hall and east side hall are Yuan structures.
• Vierbogige Ehrentore aus Stein und Holz 石四牌坊和木四牌坊
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Two four-archway memorials, one of stone and one of wood, at the central crossroads south of the old city of Yicheng County.
• Guandi-Tempel in Fandian 樊店关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Founded in the 18th year of the Hongzhi reign of the Ming and repaired in the 11th year of the Daoguang reign of the Qing; the opera stage and main hall are Ming buildings, covering 1,642 square meters.
• Jingshi-Palast 净石宫
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Ancient building of the Ming to Republican periods, in Ganhe Village, Ticun Township, Hongtong County.
• Tausend-Buddha-Grotten von Qilijiao 七里脚千佛洞石窟
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 7. Liste (2013)
  Also called the Xixian Thousand Buddha Caves, grottoes on the east bank of the Chengchuan River.
• Fundstätte Dahekou 大河口遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 8. Liste (2019)
  A site of the Western Zhou to Spring and Autumn periods, in Dahekou Village, Longhua Town, Yicheng County.
• Ruinen der alten Stadt Nanliang 南梁古城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Zhou-dynasty ancient city site, in Gucheng Village, Nanliang Town, Yicheng County.
• Fundstätte Weigou-Beishoucheng 苇沟—北寿城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 8. Liste (2019)
  Stadtruine der Zhou-Zeit nordwestlich des Kreises Yicheng.
• Nordfriedhof von Taosi 陶寺北墓地
  Alte Gräber · 8. Liste (2019)
  An Eastern Zhou cemetery, in Taosi Village, Taosi Township, Xiangfen County.
• Zhusheng-Tempel in Huozhou 霍州祝圣寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, on Qianjin Street in the city of Huozhou.
• Guandi-Tempel in Reliu 热留关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Guandi temple of the Yuan, Ming and Qing periods, in Reliu Village, Guyang Town, Gu County.
• Trommelturm Huozhou 霍州鼓楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A drum tower of the Ming and Qing periods, in the center of Huozhou city.
• Anwesen der Familie Xue in Quwo 曲沃薛家大院
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Qing-dynasty courtyard residence with three rows front to back, covering about 1,012 square meters, with fine stone carving, wood carving and painted decoration.
• Felsskulpturen von Guajiashan 挂甲山摩崖造像
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 8. Liste (2019)
  Cliff statues from the Northern Dynasties to the Ming, on Guajia Mountain south of Jixian county town.
• Qianfodong-Grotten in Yingli 营里千佛洞石窟
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 8. Liste (2019)
  Grottoes of the Northern Qi to the Tang, on a cliff in Yingli Village, Xiangning County.
• Former Taiyue Administrative Office at Xiaoli Village 小李村太岳行署旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 8. Liste (2019)
  Former Taiyue Administrative Office, 1942-1944, in Xiaoli Village, Ducun Township, Anze County.

Lüliang (39)

• Zetian-Tempel 则天庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  Nominally a temple to the Water Mother but actually for Wu Zetian, rebuilt in the fifth year of the Huangtong reign of the Jin; the Holy Mother Hall is the main building.
• Site of the Shanxi-Suiyuan Border Region Government and Military Region Headquarters 晋绥边区政府及军区司令部旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 4. Liste (1996)
  Site of the Communist leadership of the Shanxi-Suiyuan Border Region during the War of Resistance against Japan and the War of Liberation, formerly the Niu Youlan residence, where He Long and others were stationed.
• Gräber von Mamaozhuang 马茂庄墓群
  Alte Gräber · 5. Liste (2001)
  Gräbergruppe der Östlichen Han im Stadtbezirk Lishi.
• Dongyue-Tempel in Xingdongyuan 兴东垣东岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  An Eastern Peak temple first built no later than the Jin, with a screen wall, mountain gate, opera stage and main hall on its central axis.
• Daoistischer Tempel Taifu 太符观
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Taoist temple built in the 5th year of Cheng'an of the Jin; the main hall is an original Jin structure and the rest were built in the Ming.
• Xiangyan-Tempel 香严寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  First built in the Tang; the Daxiongbao Hall is Jin, and several halls such as the Heavenly Kings Hall were built in the Yuan.
• Anguo-Tempel 安国寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  First built in the Tang and originally called Anji Temple, renamed Anguo Temple in the Song; Yu Chenglong lived here in seclusion to study in the early Qing.
• Stadtruine Nancun 南村城址
  Alte Fundstätten · 6. Liste (2006)
  A city site from the Warring States to the Jin dynasty, in Fangshan County.
• Tianning-Tempel in Guashan 卦山天宁寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the 6th year of the Zhenguan era of the Tang, it is built along the mountain slope and is said to be the birthplace of the Huayan school; most surviving buildings are Ming and Qing.
• Yiju-Tempel 义居寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Formerly called Fotang Temple, founded in the Song; its grottoes were carved in the Tang and the main hall is a Yuan survival.
• Wuyue-Tempel in Fenyang 汾阳五岳庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Rebuilt in the 3rd year of Tiande of the Jin with a courtyard layout; the Wuyue Hall and Shuixian Hall are Yuan buildings.
• Shanqing-Tempel 善庆寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Anciently called Shanxun Residence, founded in the 3rd year of Kaihuang of the Sui and rebuilt in the 6th year of Zhiyuan of the Yuan; the Mahavira Hall is a Yuan survival.
• Alter Gebäudekomplex Qikou 碛口古建筑群
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  An important water and land transport hub and commercial town in western Shanxi in the Ming and Qing, whose street is called the "Five-Li Long Street"; old shops and the Heilong Temple survive.
• Wenfeng-Pagode 文峰塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Built in 1623 (Ming Tianqi 2) with funds raised by local people; an octagonal 13-story tower-style brick pagoda 84.93 m high, the tallest brick pagoda in Shanxi.
• Tianzhen-Tempel 天贞观
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Commonly called Fengshan Daoist Courtyard, founded in the Song to honor the Daoist Chen Xiyi, destroyed in the late Yuan and rebuilt in the Ming, with upper and lower courtyards.
• Stätten der Fenjiu-Brennerei in Xinghuacun 杏花村汾酒作坊
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Historically important distillery workshops for Fenjiu liquor, in Dongbao Village, Xinghuacun Town.
• Zhongyang-Turm 中阳楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the Han-Wei period; the existing timber structure was rebuilt in the 1st year of the Qing Xuantong reign, four stories high with a cross hip-and-gable roof.
• Gräber von Donglongguan 东龙观墓群
  Alte Gräber · 7. Liste (2013)
  Tomb group of the Song, Jin and Yuan periods, in Donglongguan Village, Yangcheng Township, Fenyang.
• Pagode des Fan'an-Tempels in Shangxian 上贤梵安寺塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Pagoda of the Song and Ming periods, in Shangxian Village, Xiaoyi Town, Wenshui County.
• Longtian-Tudi-Tempel in Baicaopo 柏草坡龙天土地庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Small ancient temple with one courtyard; the opera stage and offering hall are Qing buildings, and an inscription on the door pillow stone of the Longtian Hall dates to the first year of the Yanyou reign of the Yuan.
• Sanhuang-Tempel in Xiaoyi 孝义三皇庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  An ancient Ming-Qing building that enshrines the Three Sovereigns, in Jiajiazhuang Village, Baibiguan Town.
• Tianqi-Tempel in Xiaoyi 孝义天齐庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Tianqi Temple of the Yuan and Qing periods, in Zhongwangtun Village, Wutong Town, Xiaoyi.
• Xuanzhong-Tempel in Jiaocheng 交城玄中寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Also called Shibi Temple and Yongning Temple, the ancestral temple of the Pure Land school of Chinese Buddhism, in the Shibi Mountains.
• Houtu-Shengmu-Tempel 后土圣母庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  A temple of Houtu Shengmu of the Ming to Qing period, in Shilou County.
• Cisheng-Tempel in Xiaoyi 孝义慈胜寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple of the Ming to Qing periods, in Sujiazhuang Village, Baibiguan Town, Xiaoyi.
• Unterer Tempel des Yuxu-Palasts 玉虚宫下院
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Mainly Ming buildings, with five Ming structures surviving; the main building, Xuantian Hall, holds a Ming Zhenwu statue, and the whole covers over 40,000 square meters.
• Fundstätte Bicun 碧村遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 8. Liste (2019)
  A late Neolithic site of about 750,000 square meters, from which large quantities of pottery and jade have been unearthed.
• Tempel der Heiligen Mutter in Yukou 峪口圣母庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Holy Mother temple of the Yuan to Qing periods, in Yukou Village, Yudaohe Town, Fenyang.
• Trommelturm Dawu 大武鼓楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Trommelturm aus der Ming-Zeit südlich der Kreisstadt Fangshan.
• Guandi-Tempel in Fenyang 汾阳关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Ming-dynasty Guandi temple, east of Gulou South Street in Fenyang.
• Ziegelpagode Hujiagou 胡家沟砖塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Ming-dynasty brick pagoda 12 meters high; a seven-story, octagonal, solid brick-carved pagoda whose eaves are brick carvings imitating wooden construction.
• Houtu-Tempel der Heiligen Mutter in Fenyang 汾阳后土圣母庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Houtu Holy Mother temple from the Ming to the Republic of China period, in Tiancun, Lijiazhuang Township, Fenyang.
• Ehemaliger Wohnsitz von Yu Chenglong 于成龙故居
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Early residence of Yu Chenglong, Viceroy of Liangjiang in the early Qing and the "Foremost Honest Official under Heaven"; three Qing courtyard houses survive, covering 2,600 square meters.
• Qianfodong-Grotten in Shenshanyu 山神峪千佛洞石窟
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 8. Liste (2019)
  Grottoes of the Yuan and Qing periods, in Shenshanyu Village, Shikou Township, Jiaokou County.
• Felsskulpturen von Shushifo 竖石佛摩崖造像
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 8. Liste (2019)
  Cliff statues of the Northern Qi to the Tang, in Lingdi Township in the northern mountains of Jiaocheng County.
• Stätte der Zeitung „Jinsui Daily“ 晋绥日报社旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 8. Liste (2019)
  The site of the Jinsui Daily office from 1940 to 1949, in Gaojia Village, Xing County.
• Former CCP Central Committee Jin-Sui Branch Bureau at Beipo 北坡中共中央晋绥分局旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 8. Liste (2019)
  Former site of the CCP Central Committee's Jin-Sui Branch Bureau, 1942-1949, in Beipo Village, Caijiaya Township, Xing County.
• Former Shaan-Gan-Ning and Jin-Sui Joint Defense Army Command in Linxian 临县陕甘宁晋绥联防军指挥部旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 8. Liste (2019)
  Former command of the Shaan-Gan-Ning and Jin-Sui Joint Defense Army in 1947, in Shayuan Village, Linjiaping Town, Lin County.
• Ehemaliger Sitz des Zentralen Rückwärtigen Komitees in Linxian 临县中央后委机关旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 8. Liste (2019)
  Former office of the Central Rear Committee, 1947-1948, in Shuangta Village, Sanjiao Town, Lin County.

Taiyuan (38)

• Jinci-Tempel 晋祠
  Alte Bauwerke · 1. Liste (1961)
  Built to honor Tang Shuyu, the first lord of the Jin state in the Zhou dynasty, and his mother Yi Jiang; the Hall of the Holy Mother, the Fish Pond Flying Bridge and the Offering Hall are together called the "Three Treasures of Jinci."
• Longshan-Grotten 龙山石窟
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 4. Liste (1996)
  One of the larger and better-preserved Daoist grottoes surviving in China, first cut in the early Yuan, with eight caves cut under the direction of the Daoist Song Defang.
• Ruinen der alten Stadt Jinyang 晋阳古城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 5. Liste (2001)
  Ancient city site of the Spring and Autumn period to the Five Dynasties, in Jinyuan District.
• Dou-Dafu-Schrein 窦大夫祠
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A shrine built to honor Dou Chou, a grand master of the Jin state in the Spring and Autumn period, at the foot of Erlong Mountain on the east bank of the Fen River; Zhao Daiwen's tomb is beside it.
• Tianlongshan-Grotten 天龙山石窟
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 5. Liste (2001)
  Buddhist grottoes first carved around the Eastern Wei; 21 caves survive, preserving Buddhist architectural styles and statues of the Northern Qi, Sui and Tang, reflecting changes in Buddhist art.
• Gräber von Wangjiafeng 王家峰墓群
  Alte Gräber · 6. Liste (2006)
  A group of tombs of the Northern and Southern Dynasties with three tombs; the tomb of Xu Xianxiu is the best preserved, with intact murals in the tomb chamber.
• Hutu-Tempel 狐突庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A temple honoring Hu Tu, a grandee of the state of Jin in the Spring and Autumn period, north of Ximayu Village, Mayu Township, Qingxu County.
• Jingyin-Tempel 净因寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called Dafo Temple, a Pure Land temple founded in the Northern Qi; it has two Jin stone lions, and pavilions were built against the cliff in the Ming Jiajing reign.
• Konfuziustempel Qingyuan 清源文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The Confucian Temple of Qingxu County; its Dacheng Hall, built in the 3rd year of Taihe of the Jin, is a precious Jin relic.
• Buer-Tempel 不二寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called Buer Chanyuan, a Jin-dynasty temple in Yangqu County town.
• Mingxiu-Tempel 明秀寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Ming-to-Qing temple north of Wangguo Village, about 3.6 km southwest of Jinci.
• Duofu-Tempel 多福寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called Jueweisi, founded in the 2nd year of Zhenyuan of the Tang and rebuilt in the Ming Hongwu era; the Mahavira Hall has Ming polychrome decoration and murals, and Fu Shan once lived there in seclusion.
• Yongzuo-Tempel 永祚寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called the Twin Pagoda Temple, a temple of the Ming to Qing periods.
• Fundstätten von Gujiao 古交遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  Paleolithic sites in two localities, Wangjiagou and Houliang, where early, middle and late Paleolithic remains were found.
• Ruinen der alten Stadt Loufan 娄烦古城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 7. Liste (2013)
  A Spring and Autumn to Warring States site, regarded as the capital built by the Loufan state after it moved south, later taken by King Wuling of Zhao.
• Timur-Pagode 帖木儿塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Yuan-dynasty Buddhist pagoda in Shijiazhuang Village, Yangxing Township, Yangqu County.
• Haupthalle des Dawang-Tempels in Yangqu 阳曲大王庙大殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Main hall of a Ming-dynasty Dawang Temple, in Fanzhuang Village, Donghuangshui Town, Yangqu County.
• Großer Guandi-Tempel Taiyuan 太原大关帝庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  The largest of the twenty-seven Guandi temples in Taiyuan city, hence called the Great Guandi Temple.
• Moschee Taiyuan 太原清真寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Originally named "Qingxiu Temple", a mosque of the Ming to Qing periods.
• Chunyang-Palast in Taiyuan 太原纯阳宫
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Popularly called Lü Zu Temple, worshipping Lü Dongbin; the largest surviving Taoist temple in Taiyuan, now the home of the Shanxi Art Museum.
• Xuanquan-Tempel in Qianfuke 前斧柯悬泉寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple of the Ming to Qing periods, on Guanshan, Xilingjing Township, Yangqu County.
• Kaihua-Tempel in Xinzhuang 辛庄开化寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  The surviving buildings are mainly Ming, including the Mahavira Hall, Guanyin Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall and Heavenly Kings Hall.
• Longquan-Tempel in Taishan 太山龙泉寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple of the Ming to Qing periods, on Taishan in Fenggou Gorge, Jinyuan District.
• Dabei-Halle des Chongshan-Tempels 崇善寺大悲殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple of the Ming to Qing periods, now the seat of the Shanxi Buddhist Association.
• Changjing-Turm 唱经楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Ming-dynasty building used for announcing imperial examination results, on Loudi Street, Xinghualing District.
• Ashoka-Pagode in Jinyuan 晋源阿育王塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Pagoda of the Ming to Qing periods, in the center of the playground of No. 2 Middle School, Guchengying Village, Jinyuan District.
• Konfuziustempel Jinyuan 晋源文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  County school Confucian temple of Taiyuan County, Taiyuan Prefecture, in the Ming and Qing.
• Yao-Tempel in Qingxu 清徐尧庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple worshipping Emperor Yao, buildings of the Ming to Qing periods, in Yaocheng Village, Mengfeng Township, Qingxu County.
• Qianfo-Tempel in Gujiao 古交千佛寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Tempel aus der Qing-Zeit in Yangjiapo, Gujiao.
• Konfuziustempel Taiyuan 太原文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Prefectural school Confucian temple of Taiyuan Prefecture in the Qing, first built in the Jin, destroyed by flood in the seventh year of the Guangxu reign and rebuilt the next year; now the Shanxi Folk Museum.
• Stätte der Shanxi-Universitätshalle 山西大学堂旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 7. Liste (2013)
  The site of the Shanxi University Hall, now the teaching building of the Affiliated High School of Taiyuan Normal University.
• Katholische Kirche Taiyuan 太原天主堂
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 7. Liste (2013)
  The cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Taiyuan, founded by the Franciscans and completed in 1905, related to the Taiyuan Incident.
• Stätte der KPCh-Zweigstelle Taiyuan 中共太原支部旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 7. Liste (2013)
  Also called the site of Shanxi Provincial No. 1 Middle School; a Western-style archway, the gate, some classrooms and the principal's office survive.
• Fundstätte des Tongzi-Tempels 童子寺遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 8. Liste (2019)
  Buddhist remains from the Northern Qi to the Tang dynasty, on Longshan Mountain.
• Fundstätte des Kaihua-Tempels am Mengshan 蒙山开化寺遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Northern Qi temple site, formerly with the Lianli Pagoda, in Sidi Village, Jinyuan District.
• Xuanyuan-Tempel in Yangqu 阳曲轩辕庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Xuanyuan temple of the Ming and Qing periods, in Xidian Village, Donghuangshui Town, Yangqu County.
• Ehemaliger Wohnsitz von Gao Junyu 高君宇故居
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 8. Liste (2019)
  Former residence of Gao Junyu, an early leader of the Communist Party of China, in Fenglingdi Village, Jingyou Town, Loufan County.
• Ehemaliger Sitz des Militärgouverneurs von Shanxi 山西督军府旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 8. Liste (2019)
  Originally the Temple of Duke Wen of Jin, then the Shanxi governor's yamen in the Ming and Qing, and for a long time the political center of Shanxi in the Republic of China period; covering about 35,000 square meters.

Xinzhou (36)

• Schlachtfeld am Pingxing-Pass 平型关战役遗址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 1. Liste (1961)
  Battlefield where the Eighth Route Army's 115th Division ambushed a Japanese supply column in the Pingxingguan area in 1937, an important battle of the early War of Resistance against Japan.
• Haupthalle des Nanchan-Tempels 南禅寺大殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 1. Liste (1961)
  Main hall built in the third year of the Jianzhong reign of the Tang; the oldest surviving timber building in China, which escaped the Huichang persecution of Buddhism because of the temple's remote location.
• Foguang-Tempel 佛光寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 1. Liste (1961)
  Main hall built in the 11th year of the Dazhong reign of the Tang, containing Tang statues, murals and ink inscriptions; Liang Sicheng called it "China's number one national treasure."
• Stätte der Bethune-Musterstation 白求恩模范病室旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 2. Liste (1982)
  Site of the ward where Norman Bethune worked during the War of Resistance against Japan, converted from a temple; the original building was burned by Japanese troops and rebuilt in 1974.
• Yanshan-Tempel 岩山寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 2. Liste (1982)
  Founded in the third year of the Zhenglong reign of the Jin; its Manjusri Hall is a Jin building, and the murals on its four walls are by Wang Kui, a Jin court painter.
• Xiantong-Tempel 显通寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 2. Liste (1982)
  Long-established and relatively large temple on Mount Wutai, called the "founding ancestor temple" of Mount Wutai.
• Haupthalle des Guangji-Tempels 广济寺大雄宝殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  First built in the Zhizheng reign of the Yuan; the hall holds Yuan statues of one Buddha, two bodhisattvas, three great ones and eighteen arhats, and a Tang dharani pillar stands before it.
• Ashoka-Pagode 阿育王塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Yuan-dynasty Buddhist pagoda of the Baoqieyin type, in the rear courtyard of the county government.
• Bianjing-Turm 边靖楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Commonly called the Drum Tower or Gate Tower, at the central crossroads of Dai County; once the command center of the Three Passes defense system, it is praised as the "first tower of the Great Wall".
• Hongfu-Tempel 洪福寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A Jin dynasty temple in Beishe Village, Hongdao Town, Dingxiang County.
• Jindong-Tempel 金洞寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the 8th year of the Yuanyou era of the Northern Song; the corner hall is an original Northern Song structure and the Manjusri Hall was built in the 7th year of the Ming Jiajing reign.
• Guanwang-Tempel in Dingxiang 定襄关王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the 5th year of the Xuanhe era of the Northern Song; only one beamless hall survives.
• Yanqing-Tempel 延庆寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  According to a stele record it was first built in the Tang dynasty; only a Jin-dynasty main hall and a Song-dynasty scripture pillar survive.
• Sansheng-Tempel 三圣寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Surviving buildings date from the Jin to the Qing; the Mahavira Hall is a Jin survival and the Ksitigarbha Hall was rebuilt in the 8th year of the Ming Hongzhi reign.
• Konfuziustempel Daixian 代县文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The Confucian temple of the Daizhou prefectural school in the Ming and Qing, built mainly in the Ming; it is the largest surviving prefectural Confucian temple in North China.
• Gongzhu-Tempel 公主寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Said to have been built by Princess Chengxin, fourth daughter of Emperor Wencheng of the Northern Wei; repaired in the 16th year of the Ming Hongzhi reign, with three courtyards.
• Mimi-Tempel 秘密寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called Mimo Temple, founded in the Northern Qi and flourishing in the Tang and Song; most existing buildings were built in the Qing.
• Ehemaliger Wohnsitz von Xu Xiangqian 徐向前故居
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 6. Liste (2006)
  The former residence of Xu Xiangqian, Marshal of the People's Liberation Army, in Yong'an Village, Dongye Town, Wutai County.
• Tunnelkriegsstätte Xihetou 西河头地道战遗址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 6. Liste (2006)
  Defensive works of the militia and armed work teams during the War of Resistance and the War of Liberation; the tunnels are five kilometers long on three levels.
• Haupthalle des Zhengjue-Tempels in Fanzhi 繁峙正觉寺大雄宝殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Mahavira-Halle eines Tempels aus der Jin-Zeit in der Kreisstadt Fanzhi.
• Huiji-Tempel in Yuanping 原平惠济寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Temple of the Ming to Qing periods, in Lianjiagang Village, Yuanping.
• Luohou-Tempel 罗睺寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Originally named Luofo Temple, between Xiantong Temple and Tayuan Temple, combining Han-Chinese and Tibetan Buddhist styles; with Xiantong Temple and others it forms the Five Great Chan Sites of Mount Wutai.
• Anwesen der Familie Yan 阎家大院
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 7. Liste (2013)
  The former residence of Yan Xishan of the Republican era, also called the Yan Family Compound, in Hebian Town, Dingxiang County.
• Site of the Eighth Route Army Headquarters at Nanru 南茹八路军总部旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 7. Liste (2013)
  The site where the Eighth Route Army Headquarters was stationed in 1937, in Nanru Village, Ru Village Township, Wutai County.
• Fundstätte des Fenyang-Palasts 汾阳宫遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 8. Liste (2019)
  Site of a detached palace built under Emperor Yang of Sui, in the Tianchi area on Guancen Mountain.
• Puji-Brücke in Yuanping 原平普济桥
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Brücke aus der Jin-Zeit vor dem Südtor des Ortes Guoyang.
• Glasierte Pagode Fanshi 繁峙琉璃塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Ming-dynasty glazed pagoda, in Zhuangzi Village, Yantou Township, Fanshi County.
• Konfuziustempel Guoyang 崞阳文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  The county-school Confucian temple of the former Guo County, first built in the Dade era of the Yuan; the main buildings, including the Lingxing Gate, Ji Gate and Dacheng Hall, survive.
• Hongfu-Tempel in Liuhui 留晖洪福寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A temple of the Ming and Qing periods, in Liuhui Village, Nanwang Township, Dingxiang County.
• Nanshan-Tempel am Wutai Shan 五台山南山寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A large Buddhist temple complex combining the three parts Youguo Temple, Jile Temple and Shandetang, at an altitude of 1,700 meters on the southern mountainside.
• Konfuziustempel Jingle 静乐文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  The county-school Confucian temple of the former Jingle County, moved to its present site in the 2nd year of Hongwu of the Ming and rebuilt in the 15th year of Wanli; the Dacheng Hall and the east and west side halls survive.
• Ehrenbogen der Familie Zhu in Yangwu 阳武朱氏牌楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A chastity-and-filial-piety archway built in the late Qing by the local official Wu Fangchou for his mother, née Zhu.
• Zunsheng-Tempel am Wutai Shan 五台山尊胜寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Also called Cuiyanshan Courtyard and Zhenrong Chan Courtyard; a great temple on the south gate route of Mount Wutai, called the "Throat of the Five Peaks."
• Grotten des Jingju-Tempels 静居寺石窟
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 8. Liste (2019)
  Tang-dynasty grottoes, at the foot of the cliff on the south mountain of Fengrun Village, Jingle County.
• Schlachtfeld von Xinkou 忻口战役遗址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 8. Liste (2019)
  Site of the Battle of Xinkou in the War of Resistance against Japan in 1937, at Hongyawan in Xinkou Village.
• Former Jin-Cha-Ji Military Region Headquarters at Jingangku Village 金岗库村晋察冀军区司令部旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 8. Liste (2019)
  Former headquarters of the Jin-Cha-Ji Military Region in 1938, in Jingangku Village, Wutai County.

Datong (28)

• Yungang-Grotten 云冈石窟
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 1. Liste (1961)
  Large cave complex cut into the southern foot of Wuzhou Mountain in the Northern Wei, divided into eastern, central and western sections; the five Tanyao Caves were the earliest and are the grandest.
• Shanhua-Tempel 善化寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 1. Liste (1961)
  Commonly called the South Temple, it preserves one Liao-dynasty and three Jin-dynasty timber buildings of great value.
• Huayan-Tempel 华严寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 1. Liste (1961)
  The temple has the Liao-dynasty Bojiajiaozang Hall, the Jin-dynasty Daxiong Hall and many painted sculptures; it is one of only three surviving Liao-dynasty temples in China.
• Hängendes Kloster 悬空寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 2. Liste (1982)
  Temple built halfway up Cuifeng Mountain and supported by cantilevered timber beams, uniting Confucianism, Buddhism and Daoism; first built in the Northern Wei, with the present buildings rebuilt in the Ming and Qing.
• Fundstätte Pingcheng 平城遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 3. Liste (1988)
  Site of Pingcheng, the Northern Wei capital for nearly a century before the move to Luoyang, including a palace city, an outer city and an outer wall city.
• Steinfigurenhügel des Quhui-Tempels 曲回寺石像冢
  Alte Fundstätten · 5. Liste (2001)
  Tang-dynasty stone statue mound piled of stone blocks, where Buddha figures can be seen, with the characteristics of late Tang Buddhist sculpture.
• Yonggu-Mausoleum in Fangshan 方山永固陵
  Alte Gräber · 5. Liste (2001)
  Also called Qihuang Tomb, the mausoleum of Empress Feng of Emperor Wencheng of the Northern Wei, where Emperor Xiaowen buried his grandmother Empress Dowager Feng.
• Neun-Drachen-Mauer Datong 大同九龙壁
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Built in the Hongwu reign of the Ming, originally the screen wall of the Prince of Dai's mansion, the earliest and largest surviving nine-dragon screen in China.
• Haupthalle des Dayun-Tempels in Jingzhuang 荆庄大云寺大雄宝殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Originally Dayun Chan Temple, founded in the late Northern Wei; only the three-bay Jin dynasty main hall survives.
• Pagode des Jueshan-Tempels 觉山寺塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A royal temple founded in the 7th year of Taihe of the Northern Wei; the Jueshan Temple Pagoda is a Liao Buddhist pagoda.
• Yong'an-Tempel in Hunyuan 浑源永安寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  First built in the Jin and rebuilt in the early Yuan under Chan Master Guiyun, it is known for its murals.
• Gräber von Shaliangpo 沙梁坡墓群
  Alte Gräber · 6. Liste (2006)
  Commonly called "Huangliangdui", the tomb group of Han frontier soldiers, with over forty mounds surviving on about 700,000 square meters.
• Gräber von Guchengbao 古城堡墓群
  Alte Gräber · 6. Liste (2006)
  A group of Han tombs, 58 mounds surviving around Gucheng Town, most concentrated around Xujiayao and Shanjiayao.
• Grab von Li Yumei 栗毓美墓
  Alte Gräber · 6. Liste (2006)
  The tomb of the Qing minister Li Yumei, commonly called the Li Family Tomb.
• Pagode des Chanfang-Tempels 禅房寺塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  A Liao-dynasty brick pagoda on the summit of Zhangren Peak on Taer Mountain.
• Shuishen-Halle 水神堂
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  The collective name of the Fengshui Shrine and Dashi Convent; the existing buildings are Ming and Qing, and the Lingying Pagoda, a brick hexagonal seven-story pavilion-style pagoda, was built in the Qianlong reign of the Qing.
• Yunlin-Tempel 云林寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  First built in the Ming dynasty; only the Daxiong Hall survives, with Ming-dynasty painted sculptures and murals.
• Ciyun-Tempel 慈云寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  An der Weststraße der Kreisstadt Tianzhen.
• Massengrab der Kohlegrube Datong („Grube der zehntausend Leichen“) 大同煤矿万人坑
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 6. Liste (2006)
  Evidence of crimes left from the Japanese occupation of the Datong coal mine from 1937 to 1945; two caves are the largest, an upper and a lower.
• Stätte der 3. Provinz-Mittelschule Shanxi 山西省立第三中学旧址
  Stätten der neueren Geschichte · 6. Liste (2006)
  The site of a school begun in 1918 and completed in 1921, blending Chinese and Western architectural styles.
• Pagode des Yuanjue-Tempels in Hunyuan 浑源圆觉寺塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Jin-dynasty dense-eave brick pagoda on Shiqiao North Lane, Hunyuan County.
• Haupthalle des Guandi-Tempels in Datong 大同关帝庙大殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Yuan-dynasty main hall on Gulou East Street, Pingcheng District, Datong.
• Lülü-Schrein 律吕神祠
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  First built in the Northern Wei, with the main body now a Yuan building; it worships the Lülü deities, the rain-bringing Water Mother and her husband.
• Konfuziustempel Hunyuan 浑源文庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Confucian temple of the Ming to Qing periods, on West Street in Hunyuan County town.
• Guanyin-Halle in Datong 大同观音堂
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  First built in the Liao; the surviving buildings were rebuilt in the eighth year of the Shunzhi reign of the Qing and include a spirit screen, opera stage, main hall and Sanzhen Hall.
• Gräber von Shaling 沙岭墓群
  Alte Gräber · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Northern Wei tomb group about 500 m northeast of Shaling Village, Shuibosi Township; the Shaling mural tomb has wall paintings.
• Xingguo-Tempel in Pingcheng 平城兴国寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  A Ming-dynasty temple, on Xingguosi Street at Xiaoximen in urban Datong.
• Trommelturm Datong 大同鼓楼
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  The drum tower of Datong city in the Ming and Qing; a street-spanning tower with a triple-eaved cross hip-and-gable roof, representative of Ming and Qing pavilion-style architecture.

Yangquan (11)

• Guanwang-Tempel 关王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 4. Liste (1996)
  Also called the Yangquan Guandi Temple, repaired in the fourth year of the Xuanhe reign of the Northern Song; the main hall is original Song work and is considered the earliest surviving Guan Yu temple.
• Dawang-Tempel 大王庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  Originally the traveling palace of Zhao Wu, chief minister of the Jin state, later made a temple for worship; the rear hall is an original Jin structure and the main hall is Ming.
• Fujun-Tempel 府君庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Dedicated to Cui Fujun and rebuilt in the 2nd year of Yanyou of the Yuan; the main hall is Yuan and the passage hall is Ming.
• Taishan-Tempel in Potou 坡头泰山庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Rebuilt in the 7th year of Zhizheng of the Yuan; the main hall and rear hall are Yuan survivals, covering 3,240 square meters.
• Zwillingspagoden des Tianning-Tempels am Guanshan 冠山天宁寺双塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Two octagonal three-story pavilion-style brick pagodas, east and west, first built in the Northern Song and repeatedly repaired, about 21 m high overall.
• Cangshan-Schrein 藏山祠
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Shrine of the Ming to Qing periods, east of Cangshan Village, Changchi Town, Yu County.
• Guanshan-Akademie 冠山书院
  Alte Bauwerke · 7. Liste (2013)
  Qing-dynasty academy southwest of Hougou Village, Guanshan Town, Pingding County.
• Grotten des Kaihe-Tempels 开河寺石窟
  Grotten und Steinschnitzereien · 7. Liste (2013)
  Grottoes of the Northern and Southern Dynasties to the Sui, on Kuitou Mountain west of Luanliu Village, Yanhui Township, Pingding County.
• Machiyan-Tempel in Pingding 平定马齿岩寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  The Heavenly Kings Hall and the middle hall survive; the middle hall is a Jin-dynasty relic and its murals are Qing works.
• Taishan-Tempel in Yubei 盂北泰山庙
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  The main hall was built in the Yuan dynasty and preserves about 50 square meters of murals; the west side hall is a Ming building.
• Haupthalle des Sansheng-Tempels in Xiguan 西关三圣寺大殿
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Commonly called the West Temple, it enshrines the Three Sages of Huayan; built in the 1st year of Zhiping in the Song, only the main hall survives, retaining Jin-dynasty architectural style.

Shuozhou (7)

• Shakyamuni-Pagode des Fogong-Tempels 佛宫寺释迦塔
  Alte Bauwerke · 1. Liste (1961)
  Commonly called the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda, first built in the Liao dynasty; the oldest and tallest surviving wooden pagoda in China, still standing through many earthquakes and wars.
• Chongfu-Tempel 崇福寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 3. Liste (1988)
  Originally named Linya Temple, called Chongfu Chan Temple in the Tiande years of the Jin; the Mituo Hall and Guanyin Hall are Jin buildings.
• Han-Gräber von Guangwu 广武汉墓群
  Alte Gräber · 3. Liste (1988)
  Gräbergruppe der Han-Zeit um Guangwu im Kreis Shanyin.
• Jingtu-Tempel 净土寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Also called North Temple, founded in 1124 (Jin Tianhui 2); only the Jin-dynasty Daxiong Hall survives, with a fine coffered ceiling.
• Festung Guangwu 广武城
  Alte Bauwerke · 6. Liste (2006)
  Founded in the 1st year of Qianheng of the Liao and rebuilt in the Ming, with east, south and west gate towers and walls about 1,655 meters in circumference.
• Fundstätte Zhiyu 峙峪遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 8. Liste (2019)
  Altsteinzeitliche Fundstätte beim Dorf Zhiyu, Stadtbezirk Shuocheng.
• Baoning-Tempel in Youyu 右玉宝宁寺
  Alte Bauwerke · 8. Liste (2019)
  Built in the 4th year of Tianshun of the Ming; only the Heavenly Kings Hall and the Mahavira Hall survive, and the 136 Ming water-and-land paintings once kept there are now held in the Shanxi Museum.

Provinzübergreifend (2)

• Fundstätte Xujiayao–Houjiayao 许家窑—侯家窑遗址
  Alte Fundstätten · 4. Liste (1996)
  Paleolithic site spanning Yanggao in Shanxi and Yangyuan in Hebei, where Xujiayao Man fossils were found.
• Große Mauer 长城
  Alte Bauwerke · 5. Liste (2001)
  A combined listing of Great Wall sections from the Spring and Autumn period to the Ming dynasty, across Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Shandong, Ningxia, Liaoning and other provinces and regions; the Beijing section is mainly Ming Great Wall.

List and numbers follow the eight batches published by the State Council. English names and descriptions are our translations.

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