There are 9 temples in the country that seek good fortune, how many have you been to?
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Lingshun Temple is located on the top of the north peak of Hangzhou, with a long history and many cultural relics, and is a famous tourist attraction in Hangzhou. The temple was founded in 326 A.D. (during the Xianhe period of the Eastern Jin Dynasty) and is the earliest famous temple in Hangzhou. One of the five spirits built by the Indian monk Huili monk in Hangzhou, during the Northern Song Dynasty, because the temple in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty worshiped the "five gods of wealth" and was called the "God of Wealth Temple". In the Ming Dynasty, it was also called "Huaguang Temple" because of the palace alias "Huaguang".
Xu Wenchang, a genius in the Ming Dynasty, climbed the mountain and visited the temple, full of praise, leaving behind the "world's first temple of wealth" Mobao. So far, the name of Lingshun Temple's "First God of Wealth Temple" in the world has resounded all over the country.
Lingshun Temple is commonly known as Huaguang Temple, the temple is divided into two before and after, mainly for visitors to worship and pray for blessings, especially after the year and year, most of the people here burn incense to pray that they can prosper in the coming year, so this place is now called the Temple of Wealth. There are still monks in the temple, and there are still stone carvings such as the royal road stepping stone and the rising ** in the temple. Because the temple is on the top of the mountain, although there is a ropeway to reach, most of the people who pray for blessings still take the Taoguang ancient road to show their piety.
Address: No. 1, North Peak, Lingyin Branch Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province.
Tickets: 8 yuan.
Wuye Temple, also known as the Five Dragons Palace, Ten Thousand Buddha Pavilion, was built in the 44th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1616), was the temple of the Tayuan Temple;It was rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty and changed to the Yellow Temple. The spatial pattern of the Wuye Temple is composed of the Manjushri Palace, the Wuye Palace, the Ten Thousand Buddha Pavilion, the monk's house and the stage. Wuye Temple sits north to south as a whole, the main buildings have the five dragon king hall and the Wenshu hall, the total area is 2040 square meters, there are 6 halls, 3 chonglou, 20 monks' houses, 1 stage, 2 pagodas, 3 Ming monuments;It is one of the temples with the most incense in Wutai Mountain.
The five masters enshrined in the temple are the legendary Guangji Dragon King Bodhisattva, which is the product of Manjushri Bodhisattva's localization and secularization in Taihuai, and entrusts people with the good wishes of praying for a bumper crop harvest, no disasters, family health, and smooth work.
Address: Wutai Mountain Scenic Area, Wutai County, Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province.
Tickets: 10 RMB.
Located in the northeast corner of downtown Beijing, Lama Temple is the highest Buddhist temple in the country in the middle and late Qing Dynasty. The Lama Temple is mainly composed of three exquisite arches and five magnificent halls, covering an area of 66,400 square meters, with more than 1,000 halls.
Yonghe Temple was originally the palace of Prince Yong, built in the 33rd year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1694), and was the residence of Emperor Kangxi to his fourth son Yinzhen. In the third year of Yongzheng (1725), the palace was changed to a palace, called Lama Temple. In the ninth year of Qianlong (1744), the Lama Temple was changed to a lama temple, and the prime minister Wang was appointed to manage its affairs, and became the center of the Qing Dynasty in charge of Tibetan Buddhist affairs in the country.
The Lama Temple is because Emperor Qianlong was born here, and it has become a "blessed land of dragon diving", so the palace is yellow tiles and red walls, which is the same as the Forbidden City Palace.
Address: Located at No. 12, Yonghegong Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing.
Ticket price: 25 yuan.
Mount Emei Huazang Temple is located on the main peak of Mount Emei, with an altitude of 3077 meters. The full name of Huazang Temple is "Yongming Huazang Temple", which is one of the three major temples of Mount Emei.
Huazang Temple was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty, when it was the name of the Taoist temple, and then in the early Tang Dynasty (625 AD) by Jinshi Ou (Dayi County) to expand, the entire temple area of 25 square kilometers, the building pattern is built according to the ancient temple palace temple, the layout of seven halls, Tallinn, the silver plate to do the foundation of the Tibetan scripture building, the building is elegant and majestic, the momentum is magnificent.
Address: Emeishan City, Leshan City, Emeishan Scenic Area, Emeishan Jinding Main Peak.
Tickets: 80 RMB.
Guiyuan Temple was built by Master Baiguang in the fifteenth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1658 AD). Covering an area of 153 acres, there are more than 200 halls and more than 7,000 volumes of various Buddhist scriptures. Guiyuan Temple belongs to the Caodong sect, one of the five schools and seven sects of Zen Buddhism, so it is called Guiyuan Temple. Guiyuan Temple is also known as "a realm in the west of Han", which is due to its ancient trees towering to the sky and the cultural environment of flowers and trees. At the same time, it is also the seat of the Wuhan Buddhist Association. Together with Baotong Temple, Lianxi Temple, and Gude Temple, it is known as the four major jungles of Wuhan.
Address: No. 20, Guiyuansi Road, Hanyang District, Wuhan City, Wuhan City, Hubei Province.
Tickets: 20 RMB.
Ta'er Monastery in Lushaer Town is one of the six major monasteries of the Gelug School of Tibetan Buddhism (Yellow Sect), and is also the premier scenic spot in Qinghai Province and a national key cultural relics protection unit.
Taer Temple, also known as Taer Temple, was founded in the tenth year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1377). Named after the Great Silver Pagoda built in the Great Golden Tile Monastery to commemorate Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Yellow Sect, it is called "Gonbenxian Balin" in Tibetan, which means "Maitreya Temple of 100,000 lions roaring Buddha statues".
Ta'er Monastery is the center of Tibetan Buddhism in northwest China, and enjoys a good reputation in China and Southeast Asia. The Ming Dynasty awarded the name to the upper-class religious figures in the temple many times, the Qing Kangxi Emperor gave the "Jingshangjin Liang" plaque, the Qianlong Emperor gave the title of "Fanzong Temple", and gave the "Sanskrit Dharma Building" plaque for the Dajinwa Temple.
Address: Lushaer Town, Huangzhong County, Xining City, Qinghai Province.
Tickets: 70 RMB.
Shanghai Jade Buddha Temple is named after the main worship of the Jade Buddha in the temple, because it belongs to the Zen Rinzai legal system, practicing Zen law, so it is also known as the Jade Buddha Temple. Although the Jade Buddha Temple is located in the bustling urban area, it is quiet in the middle of the city, and is known as a pure land in the downtown area. The founder and first abbot of the Jade Buddha Temple was Venerable Huigen.
Address: No. 170, Anyuan Road, Putuo District, Shanghai.
Tickets: 20 RMB.
Puji Temple is one of the three major temples in Putuo Mountain. It was built in the second year of Liang Zhenming (916), the 38th year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1699), built the Putuo Temple of Yongshou Protector of the country, and gave the amount of "Puji Qunling", which was called "Puji Zen Temple".
The main body of Puji Temple sits in the north and faces south, covering an area of 26,000 square meters. Its ancient buildings are the Imperial Tablet Palace, the Tianwang Palace, the Yuantong Hall and the Tibetan Scripture Building on the central axis. The overall layout of Puji Temple not only adopts the traditional central axis method, but also makes full use of the terrain to arrange the single building, which is the culmination of the Qing Dynasty architecture, and is a typical representative of the official architecture of the Qing Dynasty in Zhejiang.
Address: No. 15, Xianghua Street, Putuo District, Zhoushan City, Zhejiang Province.
Tickets: 5 yuan.
God of Wealth. Zhaki Monastery is a Tibetan Buddhist Gelugpa temple located on Zaki Road in the northern suburbs of Lhasa. It is a branch temple of Sera Monastery. In Tibetan, "Drakpa" means monk or monk, and "Ji" is a diacritic of the number "4", so Zhaji Monastery means "a temple with four monks". The original Zaki Monastery was managed by only 4 monks sent from Sera Monastery.
Zaki Temple is the only temple of the God of Wealth, although the temple is small, but the incense is very prosperous. The "God of Wealth" of Zaki Monastery is called "Zakiram" in Tibetan. It is said that this is the worldly incarnation of the ** god of Lhasa City, "Auspicious Heavenly Mother", originally in Han, and then came to Lhasa with a Sera Monastery master who went to Han (it is also said that he entered Tibet with Princess Wencheng), and was enshrined in Zaki Temple. Therefore, Zaki Temple is considered to be the only temple of the God of Wealth.
It is said that there is a rule for worship, you need to buy a bottle of wine and worship the god of wealth. If you have the opportunity to take a look there, you can see that there is always a long queue in front of the Buddha statue in the main hall of the temple, and everyone in the queue is holding a wine bottle, hoping to offer it to the God of Wealth in exchange for their own fortune.
Address: the northern suburb of Lhasa.
Admission: Free.
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