Located on Wolong Mound, west suburb of Nanyang, the temple was the farmstead of Zhuge Liang, a famous politi­cian and strategist in the Three Kingdoms Period. It was built in Wei and Jin Dynasties and rebuilt in later dynas­ties. The present Wuhouci Temple (now the the Nanyang Museum) retains the construction style of late Ming and Early Qing Dynasties. Among the 300 existent epigraphs, the seal character, the regular script, and cursive handwriting are well preserved.