Famen Temple

This is a special day. I paid a visit to Sakyamuni's bones at Famen Monastery in Fufeng, attended the ceremony of Sakyamuni's descent to the underground palace, and prayed for the safety and health of friends who had the chance to see this comment. Famen Temple was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty and flourished in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. It was a royal monastery in the Tang and Song Dynasties. It now has the only Sakyamuni finger bone relic in the world. Only 10 to 16 o'clock on the 1st, 15th and holidays of the first day of the month will be on display, so the probability that random visitors will witness Shelly is less than that of standing in the base camp to see Everest. With the sound of Buddhist sutras chanted by monks and people, the Shrita descended to the underground palace at a speed of 5 centimeters per second, and I felt in a trance that I was saying goodbye to a relative and friend. In the journey of life, accompany or long or short, inevitably leave, can meet again is fate, even if farewell is normal. With the Shrita completely submerged in the underground palace, my relationship with Buddha came to an abrupt end. All the followers worshiped three long heads with dignified expression, as if they were really saying goodbye to Buddha. It reminds me that every time I see a beautiful sunset, I can't help deceiving myself - "I'll be here next time. " When is the next time? Maybe not. Cherish this time.

Famen Temple was built in the late Eastern Han Dynasty during the reign of Hengling. Famen Temple was built for the sake of relics and for the sake of pagodas, formerly known as Ashokang Temple. After the extinction of Sakyamuni Buddha, the body was cremated into a relic. In the third century B.C., King Asoka unified India and divided the Buddha's relics into 84,000 copies in order to carry forward the Buddha's Dharma, so that the ghosts and gods could be distributed to all countries in the world to build pagodas for worship. There are 19 places in China, and Famen Temple is the fifth place. In 558 AD, Tuoba Education, a descendant of the Northern Wei Dynasty, was expanded and opened for the first time in 494 AD. Sui Wendi Kaihuang three years (583) renamed "Chengshi Daochang", Renshou two years (602) right internal history Li Min twice opened the pagoda. Tang Gaozu Li Yuanwude built and renamed "Famen Temple" in seven years (625). During the reign of Tang Zhenguan, the pagoda was opened three times to observe the rites and sacrifices on the spot. The original pagoda, commonly known as "Holy Tomb", was later converted into a four-level wooden pagoda. During Gaozong Xianqing's reign, it was built into the 24 courtyards of the Palace of Julin. The buildings are very spectacular.

Famen Temple was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty and flourished in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. It was a royal monastery in the Tang and Song Dynasties. It now has the only Sakyamuni finger bone relic in the world. Only 10 to 16 o'clock on the 1st, 15th and holidays of the first day of the month will be on display, so the probability that random visitors will witness Shelly is less than that of standing in the base camp to see Everest. Along with the chanting of Buddhist sutras by monks and people, it is inevitable to say goodbye to each other during the journey of life. It is fate to see each other again, even if it is normal to say goodbye for ever. It reminds me that every time I see a beautiful sunset, I can't help deceiving myself - "I'll be here next time". So when is the next time? Maybe not. Cherish this time.

The chartered bus from Chang'an District passed two hours. The day we went was the 8th Bath Buddha Festival in early April. We had the privilege of seeing Sakyamuni's real phalanges. The new area is large and spectacular. Walking around for about two hours. But incense is still hidden in the back of the old temple is more prosperous. The guide of the temple was invited, and the introduction was very detailed. He also took us to eat the nearby farmhouse music.

Famen Temple, also known as "True Body Pagoda", is located in Baoji City, the hometown of bronze wares, the hometown of Emperor Yan. It was named "the Ninth Wonder of the world" by UNESCO in 2004. (1) National key cultural relics protection unit. According to legend, it was built in the eleventh year of the Ming Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty (68 A.D.). It has a history of about 1700 years. It is known as the ancestor of Guanzhong Pagoda Temple. It used to be called "Ayuwang Temple" in the Zhou and Wei Dynasties, changed its name to "Chengshidaochang" in the Sui Dynasty, and changed its name to "Famen Temple" in the Tang Gaozu Famen Temple, known as the Royal temple, has become a sacred place of Buddhism that the whole country looks up to because of the placement of Sakyamuni Buddha's finger bones and relics. Famen Temple Buddhist Pagoda is known as "Protecting the Nation and True Body Pagoda". The cultural scenic spot of Famen Temple where the temple is located is the national AAAAA level tourist attraction. The underground palace of Famen Temple is the largest underground palace under the tower seen so far. The underground palace of Famen Temple in Baoji unearthed Buddhist supreme treasures such as Sakyamuni Buddha's phalangeal bones, copper float slaughter, eight-fold treasure letters, silver double-wheel twelve-ring tin stick, etc. The treasure hall of Famen Temple has more than 2,000 pieces of Tang State treasures unearthed in the underground palace of Famen Temple, which is the largest in the world temples. (2) On October 16, 2014, the 27th World Buddhist Fellowship was held at Famen Temple in Baoji.

Located in Famen Town, Fufeng County, Baoji City, the original site was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty and spread to the royal temple in the flourishing Tang Dynasty. It worships Sakyamuni finger bones, and has spiritual bones (true), three shadow bones (false). Famen Temple itself, including the real pagoda, has special attractions, especially the scenes of monks'practices in Daxiong Palace, which are very shocking. Next to Famen Temple is a treasure house. Most of the antiques are enough to see, but the main museum's cultural relics, especially the Ninth Ring Tin Wand, are worth watching most. Then there are the Heshi Tower and the Square, which are quite magnificent. Famen Temple used to have a strong commercial atmosphere. It feels good to go back. Apart from the fact that there is no compulsory merit and money in the tickets, it is still a very valuable 5A scenic spot on the whole.

After the extinction of Sakyamuni Buddha, the body was cremated into a relic. In the third century B.C., King Asoka unified India and divided the Buddha's relics into 84,000 copies in order to carry forward the Buddha's Dharma, so that the ghosts and gods could be distributed to all countries in the world to build pagodas for worship. There are 19 places in China, and Famen Temple is the fifth place. In the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were towers built for the sake of Sari. The wooden towers were on the 4th floor. There were underground palaces under the towers. The coffins made of rosewood were stored in the underground palace. The Buddha's finger bones were filled with golden vases. The wooden towers were named "True Sari Pagoda". Established by the "True Sari Pagoda", the original name of the Temple of Asoka Kingdom. Famen Temple has become a ruin due to years of war. In 558, descendants of the royal family of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Qizhou Mutuobayu restored the Ashokang Temple and the Shrita. In the second year of the Yuan and Wei Dynasties (555 AD), Emperor Gong of the Western Wei Dynasty opened the pagoda for the first time to celebrate the sacrifices. Famen Temple became one of the four major Buddhist resorts in China. From dynasties to August 1976, the Songpan earthquake occurred in Sichuan Province. The earthquake wave spread to the Fufeng. The second floor of the Famen Temple Tower collapsed in the southwest, and the tower collapsed to the southwest. Since then, cracks and collapses occurred successively. By September 1981, the top of the tower had fallen down by itself, leaving only half of the tower standing alone on the broken brick and stone foundation. The Famen Monastery we see today was actually rebuilt after 1987 in the style of imitating the Tang Dynasty. The tower rebuilt in 1988 was totally built in the style of octagonal tower of the thirteenth generation of the Ming Dynasty. The brick tower was also changed into reinforced concrete structure. On May 25, 2006, Famensi Site was approved by the State Council as an ancient site from the Northern and Southern Dynasties to the Qing Dynasty and listed in the Sixth Batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

The scenic spots worth visiting are magnificent buildings full of Buddhist philosophy, exquisite national treasure-grade cultural relics, historical vicissitudes of life after thousands of years of ups and downs. Eating Chinese food in Xifuyuan, a very low level of consumption in Fufeng County Town, is not expensive. My parents and my daughter-in-law, 54, eat three vegetables, mushrooms, rape, sugar and vinegar, ribbon, mushroom and meat shredded in sweet and sour, live in Delong without pursuing grade. Hotel 88 can take a bath, clean health service, good price, low elevator, Gaode Map can be found.

Suggestions to follow the group, far away from the city of Xi'an, Famen Temple is newly built, a group funded construction, the whole building complex is very large, glittering golden, inside the proposed to take a battery car, otherwise it will take a long time to walk, Sariko in the tower below, showing respect, so it is best not to take photos, do not take photos of Buddha, the tall building like Buddha's hand will open until some festivals. There are collections on display, so it's just a matter of looking at buildings that can't get in on weekdays.

Famen Temple, located in Fufeng County, Baoji City, was built in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and later became a royal temple in the Tang Dynasty. It became a Buddhist holy place because of the storage of the finger bones of Buddha Sakyamuni. The present Famen Temple is divided into two parts, one is the original Famen Temple and treasure house, and the other is the newly built cultural scenic spot. The Heshi Shrine Pagoda, which is stored in the cultural scenic spot, is open on the first and fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, weekends and major holidays. The newly built cultural scenic spot has a great momentum. The broad Buddha's Light Avenue is about one kilometer long. It contrasts with the original Famen Monastery and is also controversial.