[87] 沉香塔. The aloes or eagle-wood is so-called because it sinks (ch'ên) in water. It is supposed to be the aloes-wood mentioned in the Bible.
[88] 威鎮天門.
[89] 七天橋.
[90] 普賢塔.
[91] 財神 or 財帛星神.
[92] 關帝.
[93] 龍王.
[94] 三官.
[95] 錫瓦殿.
[96] Chêng Ting Chin Tien (正頂金殿). There is another Chin Tien or Golden Temple on the summit of a range of mountains north-east of Tali-fu in Yunnan (the Chi Shan) which is also a noted centre for Buddhist pilgrimages. A short account of the temples of this mountain is given in a Foreign Office Report by the late Mr Litton. (China, No. 3: 1903, pp. 4-6.)