Pavilion of Prince Teng
Construction timeline
According to Wang:

Pavilion of Prince Teng

Section Title: Construction timeline
Table Section Text: According to Wang:

Year	Event

653	Constructed

675	Reconstructed

790	Reconstructed

820	Reconstructed

848	Reconstructed after being destroyed in a fire

1108	Reconstructed. Smaller structures added to the north and south of the main pavilion.

1294	Placed on top of the city walls after being damaged several times during wars.

1336	Reconstruction started in 1334 and completed in 1336

1436	Reconstructed after sinking into the river. It is renamed "Greeting Kindness Hall" (Chinese: 迎恩堂; pinyin: Yíng Ēn Táng).

1452	Reconstructed after being destroyed in a fire. It is renamed "Number 1 Building in Xi Jiang" (Chinese: 西江第一楼; pinyin: Xī Jiāng Dí Yì Lóu).

1468	Reconstructed after it collapses. Its original name restored.

1527	Reconstructed after being destroyed earlier in the Chen Hao Uprising (Chinese: 宸濠之乱; pinyin: Chén Háo zhi Luàn).

1599	Reconstructed after being near collapse.

1616	Reconstructed after being destroyed in a fire.

1634	Reconstruction starts in 1633 and completes the following year.

1648	Destroyed when it catches fire while defending Ming generals torch surrounding area to open a clear perimeter against advancing Qing troops.

1654	Reconstructed

1679	Reconstructed after being destroyed in a fire.

1682	Reconstructed after being destroyed in a fire.

1685	Reconstructed after being destroyed in a fire.

1702	Reconstructed

1706	Reconstructed after being destroyed in a fire.

1731	Destroyed in a fire

1736	Reconstructed

1743	Reconstructed and again renamed "Number 1 Building in Xi Jiang".

1788	Reconstructed after it collapses.

1805	Reconstructed

1812	Reconstructed

1847	Reconstructed twice after multiple fires.

1853	Destroyed with much of Nanchang in a three-day fire during Tai Ping Rebellion attack.

1873	Reconstruction started in 1872 and completed the following year.

1909	Reconstructed after being destroyed in a fire.

1926	Destroyed by defenders when Nanchang is attacked by the Northern Expedition.

1935	An attempt to reconstruct is halted due to the Japanese invasion.

1985	Reconstructed

1991	The smaller buildings "Pulling Emerald-Green Pavilion" and "Pressing River Pavilion" are restored.

Sentence(s)

The Pavilion of Prince Teng was first built in 653.

final_sentence: The Pavilion of Prince Teng was first built in 653.