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Located in the depression near the top of Daochang Mountain in the south of Huzhou City. It is listed as one of the top ten famous temples in the south of the Yangtze River, which has a great influence on Buddhism at home and abroad, especially in Japan and Southeast Asian countries. Manjuji was built in the mid-Tang Dynasty (88 1-884). In the Five Dynasties, the title of Qianwang Temple in wuyue was Zhengzhen Temple in Xing Wu. Songjiatai Room (120 1- 1204) was changed to Miaojue Temple. Ningzong in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 195- 1224) determined that the highest rank of Buddhist temples in China was the Ten Temples of Wuyue, and manjuji ranked second among the Ten Temples. Manjuji was destroyed by fire at the end of Yuan Dynasty. Monks in Andrew are urged to raise funds for reconstruction. It was built in the first year of Yuan to Shun (1330). According to the Records of Wucheng County written by Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty, after the reconstruction, there are five Buddhist temples and seven Buddhist temples in Manju. It is also used as a warehouse, a fragrant pavilion, a castle peak hall, a Meilintan, a Tang Meng, a monk election hall, etc. Later, guanyin temple was built. Ming Hongwu was rebuilt in three years (1370). During the Cultural Revolution, temples, Buddha statues and stone carvings were destroyed. 1984, Manjuji began to rebuild, 1997, Thousand Hands Guanyin took shape. 1996 daxiong hall completed. Manzhuji has now been restored as a famous temple in the south of the Yangtze River and a Buddhist shrine.