The Marquis Wu Temple, or Wuhou Temple, in Chengdu, Sichuan, is a renowned historical complex honoring Zhuge Liang, the brilliant strategist and chancellor of the Shu Han Kingdom during the Three Kingdoms period. Located in the southern part of Chengdu, the temple also commemorates Emperor Liu Bei and other key figures of the Shu court. The site is celebrated for its solemn architecture, ancient cypress groves, and cultural relics, including the famed Triple Excellence Stele from the Tang Dynasty. The temple's layout follows a central axis, with successive halls dedicated to Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, and the Sanyi Temple, forming a dignified ceremonial progression through history. Originally, the temple was a shrine to Zhuge Liang alone, but over centuries it evolved into a unique memorial that jointly honors ruler and minister. The current structure was rebuilt in 1672 during the Qing Dynasty, though its roots trace back much earlier. The temple compl...