by the Kangxi Emperor of the Qing dynasty in 1704). Forest of Steles () Ciyun Hall () (built in 1686; changed in 1735; reconstructed in 1984). It includes the Corridor of Steles (), which has 124 stone tablets of various dynasties, from the Northern Qi dynasty (550–570). West Arrival Hall () a.k.a. Kung Fu Hall () (built in 1984) Four Heavenly Kings Hall () (built during the Yuan dynasty; repaired during the Ming and Qing dynasties) Bell tower () (built in 1345; reconstructed in 1994; the bell was built in 1204.) Drum tower () (built in 1300; reconstructed in 1996) Kimnara Palace Hall () (reconstructed in 1982) Sixth Patriarch Hall () Mahavira Hall () a.k.a. Main Hall or Great Hall (built circa 1169; reconstructed in 1985). Dining Hall (built during the Tang dynasty; reconstructed in 1995) Sutra Room Dhyana Halls (reconstructed in 1981) Guest Reception Hall Dharma Hall (Sermon) Hall () a.k.a. Scripture Room () (reconstructed in 1993) East & West guest rooms Abbot's Room () (built during the early Ming dynasty) Standing in Snow Pavilion () a.k.a. Bodhidharma Bower () (reconstructed in 1983) Manjusri Hall () (reconstructed in 1983) Samantabhadra Hall White Robe (Avalokitesvara) Hall () a.k.a. Kung Fu Hall () (built during the Qing dynasty) Ksitigarbha Hall () (built during the early Qing dynasty; reconstructed in 1979) Thousand Buddha Hall () a.k.a. Vairocana Pavilion () (built in 1588; repaired in 1639, 1776) Ordination Platform (built in 2006) Monks' rooms Shaolin Pharmacy Bureau (built in 1217; reconstructed in 2004) Bodhidharma Pavilion () (first built during the Song dynasty) Bodhidharma Cave Shaolin Temple Wushu Guan (Martial arts hall) Chuzu Temple Pagoda Forest Forest of Pagodas Yard () (built before 791). It has 240 tomb pagodas of various sizes from the Tang, Song, Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties (618–1911). Gallery See also Shaolin Temple UK Bayon- Buddhist temple depicting martial arts bas-relief Angkor Wat- Buddhist–Hindu temple depicting martial arts bas-relief Notes References Sources Translated by Google Translate. The sources for this indexed work are stated by the author to be the area's Guidebooks. External links Close-up aerial views Chuzu Hermitage data archive 497 establishments 5th-century Buddhist temples 5th-century establishments in China Buddhist organizations based in China Buddhist temples in Zhengzhou Chan temples Chinese architectural history Chinese warriors Major National Historical and Cultural Sites in Henan Religious organizations established in the 5th century World Heritage Sites in China Dengfeng