There is also a huge shrine in the inner hall.

There are no statues of gods on the shrine.

However, there are many spiritual tablets placed there.

Those spiritual positions are those of the ancestors of the Confucian sect over the past dynasties.

The person enshrined in the topmost spiritual place is called "Confucius".

Confucius is the name of the sage Kong Qiu.

The person whose spiritual tablet is enshrined further down is called Ji Ke.

The origin of this person is also extremely extraordinary. This monk is the second saint in the Confucian sect.

Since his mother's surname was Meng, due to the drastic changes in the family, he took her mother's surname, so he was revered as Meng Saint by future generations.

The emergence of the two saints Confucius and Mencius once pushed Confucianism to its ultimate peak.
Chapter completed!