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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Situated on the northern boulevard along the [[Ganjiang River]], '''Prince Teng's Pavilion''' is one of the &quot;Three Great Towers of South [[China]]&quot; along with the [[Yellow Crane Tower]] in [[Hubei]] and the [[Yueyang Tower]] in [[Hunan]]. It was built in 653, when Prince [[Teng Li Yuanying]], younger brother of the [[Emperor Taizong]] [[Li Shimin]] of [[Tang Dynasty]], served as the local governor. Hence the name. Originally not a large building, it became well known after the famous Tang scholar Wang Bo wrote &quot;''Teng wang ge xu'' (Introduction to the Prince Teng's Pavilion).&quot; <br /> <br /> In its history of 1,300 years, the pavilion has been damaged and rebuilt 29 times. Now, it becomes a majestic nine-story building in Han and Tang dynasty architectural style 57.5 m high and with a floor area of 13,000 sq. m.<br /> [[File:Prince Teng's Pavilion, Nanchang, Jiangxi.jpg|thumb|Prince Teng's Pavilion, Nanchang, Jiangxi]]<br /> [[category:tourism]]</div>

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