How many gates did Solomon’s Temple have?

Solomon's Temple had three gates - one on the east, one on the west and one on the south. The gate on the east was called the "Gate of Nicanor", the one on the west was called the "Gate of Shushan" and the one on the south was called the "Gate of Tadi". These gates were important as they symbolized access to the holy place and the presence of God. The gate on the east was the main entrance and the most significant one, as it faced the rising sun and was believed to represent the entrance to the Garden of Eden. The other two gates were also important as they were used for special occasions and processions.