Nianhua Temple

The Huanghua Temple outside Chongwenmen is located in Nanli, Banchang, Chongwen District, Beijing. It was originally the Wanliutang ancestral temple of Shi family. Founded in the forty-first year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, "Huanghua Temple" has been out of repair for a long time. It can only be seen and can not be entered.

Huanghua Temple is located at No. 61 Dashiqiao Hutong in Xicheng District. Nine years of Ming Wanli (1581) was built for Xishu monks. It is called Qianfo Temple. The lower floor of Qianfo Temple is a Buddhist chanting hall, and the upper floor is Qianfo Pavilion. There are ancient bronze Buddhas cast in Ming Dynasty "Pilu Zunlian Lotus Treasure Thousand Buddhas" in Qianfo Pavilion. In the temple there are eighteen bronze statues of Arhat and twenty-four heavenly statues.

The Xicheng District of Nianhua Temple is a municipal cultural relics protection unit. Built in the Ming Wanli nine years (1581), because the bronze Buddha cast in the Ming Dynasty in the Qianfo Pavilion is "adjacent to the world-respected lotus treasure thousands of Buddhas", like a lotus flower, in the thousands of lotus around the Buddha, so the name is Huguobao En Thousand Buddhas.

It was originally Shi's Wanliutang ancestral temple. Founded in the forty-first year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1702). The building area is 1,198 square meters. The main buildings are Maitreya Hall, Guandi Hall, Dabei Pavilion and Royal Bookstore. There are 15 inscriptions of Emperor Kangxi's imperial inscriptions and "Simple and Honest Hall" in the Imperial Bookstore. In the summer of Daoguang's eighteenth year, monks invited Ruan Yuanshu, a scholar of Juru University in the late Qing Dynasty, "Yuanwanliutang" plaque (1). In 1926.1945, the Buddhist temple in the temple opened a school. After Wu Peifu died in 1940, he stopped working in the Eastern Vegetable Garden of Huanghua Temple and built a new spiritual chamber. Before 1949, there were 57 houses and 5 courtyards in the temple. After 1949, some of the halls and chambers were for schools, and the remaining Buddhist statues and niches remained intact. After 1950, palaces, chambers and courtyards were occupied, and Buddha statues were removed one after another. In 1978, the original palace was completely demolished.

The Huanghua Temple in Xicheng District is 61 Dashiqiao Hutong in Xicheng District. Ming Wanli Nine Years (1581) was built by Xishu monks, known as Qianfo Temple. The lower floor of the Qianfo Temple is the Buddhist Chanting Hall, and the upper floor is the Qianfo Pavilion. There are ancient bronze Buddhas cast in the Ming Dynasty in the Qianfo Pavilion "Pilu Shizun Lotus Treasure Thousand Buddhas'. This place is not known to the honest old Beijing.

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