Liuli Temple

What travelers say:

Liuli Temple is located in Li Neng Village, Tianying Town, Jieshou City. It was built in Shanghai and Xing in the Tang Dynasty. The existing site is rebuilt in the original site! Liuli Temple was formerly called Liulong Temple, and Liulong Temple was formerly called Wufu Temple. According to legend, Li Shimin was born in Wufu Temple. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the glazed temples covered an area of 3,000 mu, with more than 30 temples and more than 1,000 monks. The main glazed temples worshipped the pharmacist as Buddha. At that time, the temple was fragrant and the smoke was shining, and it was full of aura. It was one of the large temples in China during the Sui and Tang Dynasties. The pharmacist Rulai Buddha is the god of the Oriental glazed world, and has purple glazed light, so it is called the Oriental glazed world. He and Sakyamuni and Amitabha are Buddhist three Buddhas, also known as Buddhist three.