The three wonders of Ta 'er Temple are murals, pile embroidery and butter sculpture.
Brief introduction of mural painting: mural painting is the art on the wall, that is, the painting that people paint directly on the wall. As an accessory part of the building, its decorative and beautification functions make it an important aspect of environmental art. Mural painting is one of the earliest painting forms in human history.
brief introduction of pile embroidery: pile embroidery is a unique temple culture and art. In a broad sense, heap embroidery belongs to a kind of Thangka. Thangka includes scroll thangka, embroidered thangka, jacquard thangka, applique thangka and gem thangka. Among them, pile embroidery is one of the three unique arts of Ta 'er Temple.
Brief introduction of butter sculpture: butter sculpture is a special sculpture art made of ghee.
Introduction to Ta 'er Temple: Ta 'er Temple is located in the Lotus Hill in the southwest corner of Rouchard Town, Huangzhong County, Xining City, Qinghai Province. It is the birthplace of Master Zong Kaba, the founder of Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism in China. It is one of the six monasteries of Yellow Sect in Tibetan areas, and it is also the leading scenic spot and historical site in Qinghai Province and the national key cultural relics protection unit. It is 26 kilometers away from Xining, the provincial capital. Ta 'er Temple, formerly known as Ta 'er Temple, is the largest temple in Tibetan Buddhism in Qinghai Province. It is named after the Great Silver Pagoda in the Dajinwa Temple to commemorate Zong Kaba. Brief introduction and detailed information of ten famous temples
Description-Baima Temple
Baima Temple is located in the eastern suburb of Luoyang City, Henan Province, and is called "the first ancient temple in China". Baima Temple is the first temple built by the government after Buddhism was introduced into China. The construction of Baima Temple is closely related to the famous "Yongping seeking dharma" in the history of Buddhism in China. The main buildings in Baima Temple include the Temple of the King of Heaven, the Hall of the Giant Buddha, the Hall of the Great Hero, Jieyin Temple, Piluge and Qiyun Pagoda.
Lingyin Temple
, also known as Yunlin Temple, was founded in the first year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (AD 326). Indian monk Huili came to Hangzhou, saw the wonderful peaks here, and thought it was "hidden by fairy spirits", so he built a temple here and named it "Lingyin". During Kangxi's southern tour in Qing Dynasty, Lingyin Temple was named Yunlin Temple. In the heyday of Lingyin Temple, there were nine floors, eighteen pavilions and seventy-two halls, with more than 3, monks. On the central axis of Lingyin Temple, there are Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall and Pharmacist Hall in turn.
Shaolin Temple
Shaolin Temple is located at the foot of Wuru Peak at the foot of Shaoshi Mountain, 12 kilometers northwest of Dengfeng County, Henan Province (Zhengzhou City). Because the temple is located in the dense jungle, it is named after it. It was founded in the Taihe period of the Northern Wei Dynasty (495). Shaolin Temple has preserved more than 3 stone tablets since the Tang Dynasty. One of them, "Emperor Taizong's Imperial Book Tablet", records the historical record of thirteen monks in Shaolin Temple who bravely saved Li Shimin, the king of the Tang Dynasty. The inscription was written by Emperor Taizong himself.
Hanshan Temple
Hanshan Temple was founded in 52 AD, during the prison year of Liang Tian. Two hundred years later, in the Tang Dynasty, it was said that Hanshan, a monk in the Tang Dynasty, once lived in the temple, so it was renamed Hanshan Temple. Hanshan Temple has been famous since Zhang Ji, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote the poem a night-mooring near maple bridge. The main scenic spots in Hanshan Temple are Daxiong Hall, the Tibetan Scripture Building, the Bell Tower, the inscription "a night-mooring near maple bridge" and the first floor of Fengjiang.
Longxing Temple
Longxing Temple was founded in the sixth year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (586), and was originally named as "Longzang Temple". At the beginning of the Song Dynasty, Taizu Zhao Kuangyin ordered the bronze Buddha to be cast in the Longzang Temple, and the Great Compassion Pavilion was built, so a group of buildings in the Song Dynasty with the Great Compassion Pavilion as the main body came to Kangxi and Qianlong years of Qing Dynasty, and they were repaired and added twice on a large scale, and the temple developed to its peak. In the forty-eighth year of Kangxi (179), Longzang Temple was changed to Longxing Temple, commonly known as the Great Buddha Temple.
Qingjing Temple
Qingjing Temple is also known as Aisuhazi Temple. It was founded in 19 (in the second year of the Northern Song Dynasty, in 4 years), and the founders and rebuilders were all Arab Muslims. Qingjing Temple is the oldest existing mosque in China with Arab Islamic architectural style. It covers an area of 2,1 square meters and is mainly built in the gatehouse, with a height of 2 meters and a width of 45 meters. It is made of pyrophyllite and white granite, and has a three-story dome-shaped pointed arch.
Jokhang Temple
Originally known as "Yosaka", it was built in the heyday of the Tubo Dynasty in the 7th century A.D., and the 12-year-old statue of Sakyamuni brought by Princess Wencheng from Chang 'an in Datang was enshrined in the temple. Later, the temple was renamed "Jokhang Temple". Zhao is interpreted as "Buddha" in Tibetan, "Dazhao" refers to Buddha of Sakyamuni, and "Jokhang Temple" means the Buddhist temple of Sakyamuni.
There are only three Buddha statues in the world. Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, opposed idolatry when he was alive, and did not set up a temple for statues. On his deathbed, Sakyamuni only agreed to make statues of himself at three different ages and draw pictures for the statues himself. Among the three Buddha statues, the gilded bronze statue of Sakyamuni as a prince at the age of twelve is the most exquisite and noble. The Buddha statue later flowed into China from ancient India, and was brought to Tibet by Princess Wencheng in the Tang Dynasty. It was originally used in the Jokhang Temple. The eight-year-old gilded bronze statue of Sakyamuni, which was mainly offered by Jokhang Temple, was originally offered by Jokhang Temple and is one of the three precious Buddha statues.
reclining Buddha temple
reclining Buddha temple is the "Shifang Pujue Temple". It is located at the south foot of ShouNiu Shan in the north of Xishan Mountain, east of Xiangshan Mountain, 3 kilometers away from the urban area. The reclining Buddha Temple was founded in the Zhenguan period of Tang Dynasty (627-649), formerly known as Doulv Temple, also known as Shou 'an Temple. It was renamed Pujue Temple after being rebuilt in the 12th year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty. Because there was a reclining Buddha carved from sandalwood in the temple in the Tang Dynasty. Later, in the Yuan Dynasty, a huge bronze statue of Sakyamuni Nirvana was cast in the temple. Therefore, most people call this temple the "Sleeping Buddha Temple".
Ta 'er Temple
Ta 'er Temple is also called Ta 'er Temple. Named after the Great Silver Pagoda built in Dajinwa Temple to commemorate Zong Kaba, the founder of Yellow Sect. Ta 'er Temple was called "Foshan" in ancient times, and in Tibetan it was called "Gunben Bahrain", which means "Maitreya Temple where a hundred thousand lions roared at the Buddha statue". Located in Lianhuashan 'ao in the southwest corner of Rouchard Town, Huangzhong County, it is the birthplace of Zong Kaba, the founder of Gelug Sect (Yellow Sect) of Tibetan Buddhism in China, and one of the six monasteries of Gelug Sect (Yellow Sect) of Tibetan Buddhism in China. Ta 'er Temple is also the first scenic spot in Qinghai Province and the national key cultural relics protection unit. Ta 'er Temple was first built in the thirty-ninth year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (AD 156), and has a history of more than 4 years. The whole temple of Ta 'er Temple is a magnificent architectural complex composed of many temples, shrines, pagodas and monasteries, which combines Chinese and Tibetan arts and covers an area of about 6 mu.
Jinshan Temple
The original name of Jinshan Temple is Zexin Temple, also known as Longyou Temple. The word "Jiangtian Temple" was given by Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty, and it has been used ever since. Although its name is changeable, it has been known as Jinshan Temple since the Tang Dynasty. The story of "The Legend of the White Snake" and the idiom "The water overflows the golden hill" can be said to be household names, but where is the golden hill? But it may not be known to the world. Temple is located in the northwest of Zhenjiang city, in such a beautiful and comfortable atmosphere, with an altitude of 43.7 meters. Jinshan Temple was founded in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, with a history of more than 1,6 years. In the Tang Dynasty, Zhang Hu described it as "seeing in the shadows of trees and hearing the bells on both sides"; In the Northern Song Dynasty, Shen Kuo praised: "The two sides of the tower are connected by water, and the sky is reflected in the mirror of the north and south of the Yangtze River." It was not until the early years of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1861-1874) that this "Thousand-year-old Jiangxin Temple" began to connect with the land on the south bank, and the water scenery became a land scenic spot. Because Jinshan is located on the edge of the Yangtze River, the architectural style of the scenic spot is unique. The halls, pavilions and pavilions are all built on the mountain, and the Cishou Tower is abruptly pulled up from the top of Jinshan. There are rows of temples, and the towers compete for glory. From the middle of the river, I can see Jinshan, but I can't see the mountains in the temples. Therefore, it is famous at home and abroad for its style of "Jinshan Temple is surrounded by mountains, seeing temples, seeing towers and not seeing mountains".
statement 2 Baima temple in Henan
Baima temple, there are several temples with this name all over China, among which Baima temple in Henan is the most famous. Located 12 kilometers east of Luoyang Old Town, Henan Province, Henan Baima Temple was founded in the 11th year of Yongping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (68 years). It is the first temple built after Buddhism was introduced into China, and it is known as the "ancestral temple" and "source release" of China Buddhism. A large number of dry lacquer statues of Yuan Dynasty, such as Buddha III, Admiral Ertian and Eighteen Arhats, have been preserved in the temple, which is very precious. In addition, there are white horse temples in Anhui, Qinghai, Jiangxi and Shanxi.
Shaolin Temple in Henan
Shaolin Temple is located in Songshan Mountain in Dengfeng, Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, China. It is the birthplace of Shaolin Wushu and the ancestral home of Zen Buddhism. Because it is located in the dense jungle under Shaoshi Mountain in Songshan Mountain, it is named Shaolin Temple. During the Tang Dynasty, Shaolin Temple was known as Zen and Wushu. During the Republic of China, it was almost burned by warlord Shi Yousan. The current abbot of Shaolin Temple is Shi Yongxin. In addition to Songshan Shaolin Temple in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, it has been proved that there was a Shaolin Temple in Fujian in history, which was called "South Shaolin Temple". Regarding the location of South Shaolin Temple, * * has three statements: Putian Shaolin Temple, Quanzhou South Shaolin Temple and Fuqing Shaolin Temple. There is also a 1976 film; Especially the 1982 version of the film Shaolin Temple starring Jet Li.
Lingyin Temple in Zhejiang
Lingyin Temple in Zhejiang was founded in the first year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (A.D. 326). It has a history of more than 1,6 years and is the earliest famous temple in Hangzhou. At that time, the Indian monk Huili came to Hangzhou and saw the wonderful peaks here. He thought it was "hidden by fairy spirits", so he built a temple here and named it "Lingyin". Lingyin Temple is a famous Buddhist temple in China, also known as Yunlin Temple. It is located in the northwest of the West Lake in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, and is generally considered to belong to the West Lake Scenic Area. It is also one of the famous ancient temples in Jiangnan.
kokuseiji, Zhejiang
kokuseiji is the birthplace of Tiantai Sect, the first Buddhist Sect founded in China; Kokuseiji was founded in the 18th year of Emperor Kai of Sui Dynasty (598). It was originally named Tiantai Temple, and was later renamed as kokuseiji. Kokuseiji is located 3 kilometers north of Tiantai, Zhejiang Province. It is also known as the "Four Wonders in the World" with Lingyan Temple in Jinan, qixia temple in Zhenjiang and yuquan temple in Jiangling. It is the birthplace of Tiantai Sect of Buddhism and the ancestral home of Tiantai Sect of Japan.
daming temple, Jiangsu
In the northern suburb of Yangzhou, the ancient city of daming temple, Jiangsu, Shugang meanders like Wolong. Daming temple, a thousand-year-old temple famous all over the world, stands on the peak of Shugang. Daming temple and its affiliated buildings, as a national cultural treasure with rich historical and cultural connotations, are well-known for their integration of Buddhist temples, cultural relics and garden scenery. Daming temple was named after it was first built in the Southern Dynasties (457-464) during the reign of Emperor Xiaowu of Liu Song. Over the past 15 years, the names of temples have changed, such as "Qiling Temple" and "West Temple" in the Sui Dynasty and "Chengping" in the late Tang Dynasty. In the Qing Dynasty, due to the taboo of the word "Daming", it was once called "Qiling Temple". In the thirty years of Qianlong, the emperor personally wrote a book "The Temple of Fajing". In 198, daming temple resumed its original name.
qixia temple, Jiangsu
qixia temple, Jiangsu is located on Qixia Mountain, 22km northeast of Nanjing. In 1983, it was designated as a national key Buddhist temple in the Han area by the State Council. Qixia temple was founded in the seventh year of Yongming in the Southern Qi Dynasty (489). Liang Monk Lang is known as the first ancestor of the Three Arguments in the south of the Yangtze River.
Sheshan qixia temple is an ancient temple in the Southern Dynasties, so it is named Sheshan because it can be cultivated with many herbs. At the beginning of the Qi Dynasty, the Buddhist monk Shao lived in seclusion here, and he would practice Zen. After studying in Huanglong, I told the book "Infinite Life Sutra" in the mountain house, which was deeply respected by the monk Shao, because the house was dedicated to the temple. It was also the seventh year of Qi Yongming. Master Lang, the later monk, came from Liaodong, where he was known as the ancestor of the Three Theories of Dahong. Monk's interpretation and Farang's teachers followed, and their learning benefited greatly. First, the monk Shao failed to build a Buddha statue on this mountain, and his son Zhong Wei followed his ambition, and together with the Zen master, he built an infinite life Buddha and two bodhisattvas on the stone wall of Xifeng, all of which were more than three feet high. In the Great Harmony of Liang Dynasty, Prince Qi Wenhui and the kings were also stingy to build statues of buddhas of all sizes in the Thousand Buddhas Rock. In the first year of Renshou, Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty built a stupa in eighty-three states, with qixia temple in Jiangzhou as the head. In the Tang Dynasty, temples were prosperous, so they were called the Four Best in the World together with kokuseiji in Taizhou, yuquan temple in Jingzhou and Lingyan Temple in Jeju.
Torinji, Jiangxi
Torinji, Jiangxi is located at the west foot of Lushan Mountain in Jiujiang City, 16 kilometers north of Jiujiang City and 5 kilometers east of Guling Street in Lushan Mountain. It is named because it is located in the east of sairinji. Torinji, built in the 9th year of Dayuan in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (384), is one of the temples with a long history on Lushan Mountain. Torinji is the birthplace of Pure Land Sect of Buddhism (also known as Lotus Sect), which has a great influence on Buddhists in some countries. One of the three international exchange Dojo in Jiangxi Province, the other two are the prestigious Yunjushan Dojo and Sanhe Temple.
Famen Temple in Shaanxi
Famen Temple in Shaanxi is located in Famen Town, ten kilometers north of Fufeng County. Founded at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it rose in the Northern Wei Dynasty, flourished in Sui Dynasty and flourished in Tang Dynasty. It is known as the "Royal Temple" and has become a Buddhist holy place that the whole country looks forward to because of the placement of the finger bones of Sakyamuni Buddha.
Nanputuo Temple in Fujian
Nanputuo Temple in Fujian is under the Five Old Peaks in the south of Xiamen Island. Founded in the Tang Dynasty, it is one of the Buddhist resorts in southern Fujian. Inside the temple, the Heavenly King Hall, the Ursa Hall and the Great Compassion Hall are beautifully constructed and magnificent. Each hall is dedicated to Maitreya, the Buddha of the Third World, Guanyin with a Thousand Hands, the Four Heavenly Kings and the Eighteen Arhats. The Buddhist cultural relics in the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion are rich and colorful, including classics, Buddha statues, bronze bells of the Song Dynasty, ancient books, etc. The bloody book The Lotus Sutra and He Chaozong's famous white porcelain Guanyin are the most valuable. There are many inscriptions around the temple. The famous ones are the inscription stone carvings of chandy and Shen Yourong in Wanli of Ming Dynasty and the imperial tablet of Qingganlong. The cliff behind the temple is carved with the word "Buddha", which is 1 feet high and 1 feet wide. Five peaks stand in the back of the temple, with lush pines and bamboos and beautiful rocks and valleys. It is called "Five Old Lingxiao" and is one of the eight great sights in Xiamen. Introduction to Ta 'er Temple
Ta 'er Temple, also known as Ta 'er Temple, was founded in the 12th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty. Ta 'er Temple is named after the Great Silver Pagoda built in Dajinwa Temple to commemorate Zong Kaba, the founder of the Yellow Sect. It is called "Bahrain, the sage of this country" in Tibetan, which means "Maitreya Temple where 1, lions roar at the Buddha statue". Ta 'er Temple is located in lushaer town, Huangzhong County, 25 kilometers southwest of Xining City, Qinghai Province. Famous tourist attractions in Xining, Qinghai
Xining, the capital of Qinghai Province, was called xiping county and Qing Tang Cheng in ancient times, which means "peace in the west". It is the largest city in Qinghai Province and the largest city in the whole Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The famous tourist attractions in Xining, Qinghai, let's take a look.
Introduction to Ta 'er Temple:
Ta 'er Temple is also called Ta 'er Temple. It is named after the Great Silver Pagoda built in Dajinwa Temple in memory of Zong Kaba, the founder of the Yellow Sect. It was called "Foshan" in ancient times, and it is called "gun-born Bahrain" in Tibetan, which means "Miji Temple where 1, lions roar at the Buddha statue". It is located in Lianhuashan 'ao in the southwest corner of Rouchard Town, Huangzhong County. It is the birthplace of Zong Kaba, the founder of Gelug Sect (Yellow Sect) of Tibetan Buddhism in China, one of the six monasteries of Gelug Sect (Yellow Sect) of Tibetan Buddhism in China, and the first place of interest in Qinghai Province and the national key cultural relics protection unit. The temple was first built in the thirty-ninth year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (AD 156) and has a history of more than 4 years. The whole temple is a magnificent architectural complex composed of many temples, halls, pagodas and monasteries, which combines Chinese and Tibetan arts. It covers an area of about 6 mu and is the activity center of Tibetan Buddhism in northwest China, and is also famous in the whole country and Southeast Asia.
Brief introduction of Tu homeland:
Huzhu Tu Autonomous County is located in the northeast of Qinghai Province, at the junction of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and Loess Plateau, and its unique geographical position makes it form a unique natural landscape. In addition, it is the only Tu Autonomous County in China, where Tu, an ancient ethnic generation, thrives, making it form a unique cultural landscape. These unique natural and cultural landscapes have attracted many Chinese and foreign tourists for sightseeing. In 21, Huzhu Tuzu Homeland Park was rated as AAAA-level tourist area by National Tourism Administration.
The Tu people believe in Lamaism,