According to Yonhap News Agency, on the evening of March 5th, local time, the sutra depository in the Millennium Temple in Jeollabuk-do was set on fire, and the fire was fierce. Neighbors and other monks used pots and barrels to catch water to put out the fire, but the fire at the scene did not weaken. Although firefighters struggled to put out the fire, the wooden building Daxiong Hall was completely burned, which made Korean netizens cry with heartache and anger. It is reported that the destroyed Ursa Hall is a cultural relic, with property losses as high as 654.38+07 billion won (about 9.79 million yuan). Fortunately, there were no casualties. The complete burning of the Millennium temple made Korean netizens feel heartbroken and angry.

It is understood that the arson suspect is a 53-year-old monk who took the initiative to call the police after committing the crime and was arrested by the police on the spot.

He confessed to the police that he had recently clashed with monks in the temple and was dissatisfied with the temple, so he committed a crime. This year is the tenth year of the reign of Emperor Taizong and Guan Zhen.

Neizang Temple was founded in 636 AD, with a history of 1300 years. It was built during the Korean War and in 2065,438+02. The temple was accidentally destroyed and was destroyed and rebuilt in four fires. The most recent fire broke out on 20 12 due to electricity leakage, and the Buddha statues in buildings and temples were burned. All repairs were not completed until 20 15. Unexpectedly, it is now swallowed up by the fire. ?

Neizang Temple, a Korean temple, belongs to the 24th parish of Korean Buddhism Cao Xizong. Located in the hidden surface of Jingyi County, Jeollabuk-do. The mountain number hides the mountain. In the third year of Ren Ping, the Empress of Silla Shande (636), Lingyin, a Buddhist monk of Baekje, built the Galand here, named Lingyin Temple. Later, both Xing 'an, a North Korean monk, and Shimo, a Li Dynasty monk, tried to repair the hall. During the Battle of Evergreen (1597), it was burned by soldiers. In the seventeenth year of Renzu in Li Dynasty (1639), Lingguan was restored and rebuilt. 1938, Meigu moved it to its present site and named it Neizang Temple (1567 Shimo was renamed when it was rebuilt).

1950, when the north and south were in turmoil, it was unfortunately burned again. 1974 ~ 1977, large-scale construction and reconstruction of greater Galand. Because of the beautiful scenery of the Tibetan Mountain, there are a constant stream of tourists.