Are there any legends about Ye Fu?

It is about 9 kilometers east of Lujiang County, Anhui Province. Known as "the scenic spot of Xiaojiuhua Scenic in the north of the Yangtze River", the mountains and peaks are green, the temples are brilliant and there are many historical sites. According to legend, during the Spring and Autumn Period, Ou Yezi, the father of sword casting, once cast swords in this mountain, and there was a sword casting pool on the mountain, hence the name Ye Fu Mountain. The poet praised: "A long sword wants to be quenched, looking for the father's mountain at night, looking for strange clothes, and going straight to the bullfight."

Ye Fu Mountain is five miles from the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain. The peaks are towering and hovering, overlooking Jiangguang and the five lakes (Husha Lake, Huangpi Lake, Houhu Lake, Baihu Lake and Chaohu Lake). The forest is dense and beautiful, and the mountains between Jiajiang and Jianghuai are beautiful. Whenever there is fog at the beginning of heavy rain, Wan Li is clear, with clouds and purple fog on the top and mountains and green hills on the bottom. 1992, Ye Fu was approved as a national forest park by the Ministry of Forestry.

There is a temple named "Khufu Temple" at the top of the mountain in Ye Fu, and a temple named "Actual Temple" at the foot of the mountain. The "Empty City Plan" in the city is designated as the lower house, which was founded by Jiaoci Zen master Khufu. According to legend, in ancient times, there was an ugly and blind child who was abandoned by his parents. He happened to meet a tiger passing by, caught it in a hole, dug up the spring water and cured the child's eyes. When the child grows up and becomes a monk, the tiger cannot live without him. Later, I went to Ye Fu, built a temple to live in, and preached scriptures and temples. When Emperor Ye Li of Tang Zhaozong knew about it, he was named "Master of Filial Piety and Khufu", hence the name "Khufu Temple". On the mountain and below, there are many historical sites and places of interest, such as Tiger Planing Spring, Tiger Wharf, Khufu Zen Master Tower and Hongji. The most unique Buddhist building in the temple is the Infinite Hall, which has no beam structure at the top and is directly made of big stones. The important cultural relic in the temple is the bronze cauldron, which has been designated as a national second-class cultural relic; There are also four pagodas of the monk's tomb in the temple, with inscriptions of Ming and Qing dynasties 16.

According to Ye Fu Mountain Records, Master Khufu was from Huangtun, Lujiang. Because of his noble character, harmonious Zen, and the sound of the ruling and opposition parties, Tang Zhaozong heard that he was called "the Zen Master of Filial Piety and Khufu", so he built the Infinite Hall and the Peak, Ye Fu Temple at the south foot, and opened the Puni altar, and his son was ordained by more than 800 people. In the Song Dynasty, Song Taizu was given the title of "Actual Zen Master", and the mountains and hills were integrated into one, forming a huge religious group and becoming a famous ten-square jungle in Jianghuai.

Over the past 1000 years, Yefushan Temple has been abandoned several times. 1984, the people's government of Anhui Province listed Hufu Temple and Shichan Temple in Yefu Mountain as provincial key temples. 1985 rebuilt boundless hall, 1996 rebuilt daxiong hall. Zhao Puchu, President of the Chinese Buddhist Association, wrote an inscription for Shantou Khufu Temple and Yamashita Shih Temple.

1995, a physical monk was born in Ye Fu Mountain. He was the 44th abbot of Cao Dong in Ye Fu Khufu Temple. He died in four years and became the first physical monk in Jiangbei. Master Miao Shan, a monk, is now enshrined in a golden statue.

The famous founders of Yefu Mountain are Kazuki, Xinglang and Changming. Lin Jizong inherited the legal system.