Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

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Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

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Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

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Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

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Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

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Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

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Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

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Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

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Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

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Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

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Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

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Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall

Tang Lung Yau Wan Tsuen Um Ancestral Hall was built by the descendants of Tang Man Wai (alias Tang Tsuen Um) as a family ancestral hall in the thirty-third year of the Qianlong reign (1768) of the Qing dynasty. It has a three-hall, two-courtyard layout. Tang Man Wai was a Jun Sze, which means he attained the degree in the national civil examinations, in the twenty-fourth year of the Kangxi reign (1685) of the Qing dynasty. He was once a magistrate in Longyou ("Lung Yau" in Cantonese romanisation) County, Quzhou City, Zhejiang.

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