What temples are there in Fujian?

Question 1: What temples are there in Fujian, fahai temple?

Located in Luoshan, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province.

Fahai temple was founded in 945, the second year of the Five Dynasties and the Jin Dynasty, formerly known as "Happy Garden". It was changed to its current name in the period of Xiangfu in Song Dynasty (1008-1kloc-0/6). Over the past 1000 years, temples have experienced vicissitudes, ups and downs from generation to generation. In the seventh year of Song Zhenghe (1 1 17), it was changed to a Taoist temple and called "Shen Xiao Palace". Shortly thereafter, it was restored as a Buddhist temple. In the Ming Dynasty, the temple was once occupied as a private villa by powerful people. It was only during the Wanli period that the old ideas were restored. After that, it was occupied by laymen for a long time. It was not until 1928 that Master Yuan Ying presided over the Chongsheng Temple in Xuefeng that fahai temple was reclaimed and rebuilt as the lower house of Xuefeng. 1948, faithful monks founded fahai middle school to recruit poor out-of-school teenagers and cultivate a group of talents for the society. After the founding of New China, Buddhist associations in Fujian and Fuzhou were established in the temple. During the "Cultural Revolution", except for temple buildings, all furnishings such as Buddha statues were destroyed, and houses were occupied by factories and institutions. 1976, the religious policy was implemented, and the temple was returned to the Buddhist community and repaired.

The main buildings in fahai temple are the Mountain Gate, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, Dabei Pavilion, Honghualou Building and guest rooms.

Yongquansi

Located in Gushan, the eastern suburb of Fuzhou, Fujian Province.

According to Ren Huang's Records of Gushan in Qing Dynasty, Yongquan Temple is the head of the pool. In the second year of Kaiping in Hou Liang in the Five Dynasties (908), a temple was built in the pond. When the temple was built, there was a spring in front of the door, hence the name Yongquan Temple. In the second year of Song Xianping (999), Zhenzong granted the amount of "Baifeng Yongquan Temple in Gushan". In the fifth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1407), Chengzu was given the name "Yongquan Temple". In the sixth year of Yongle (1408) and the twenty-first year of Jiajing (1542), it was destroyed by fire twice, leaving few buildings in the temple. Reconstruction from the forty-seventh year of Wanli (16 19) to the seventh year of Apocalypse (1627). During the reign of Shunzhi and Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, it was renovated and expanded. In the thirty-eighth year of Kangxi (1699), the imperial book "Yongquan Temple" was given a plaque.

Most of the existing temples in Yongquan Temple are buildings in Qing Dynasty, and the main buildings are the Heavenly King Hall, Ursa Mahayana Hall, Fatang Hall, Thousand-Buddha Pottery Pagoda, Tibetan Scripture Building, Seal Classics Building and Ji Xiang Kitchen.

xichan temple

Yishan is located outside the west gate of Fuzhou City, Fujian Province.

Xichan Temple was built before the Sui Dynasty, formerly known as Qing Temple. In the Changxing period of the late Tang Dynasty (930-933), it was renamed Changqing Temple. Later, four cities in Fuzhou each had a big temple (Dongchan, Nanchan, Beichan and Xichan), and Changqing Temple was called Xichan Temple. Two reconstructions in Song Dynasty. It was founded in the 9th year of Yuan Dynasty (1349). It was rebuilt twice in the second year of Ming Dynasty (1437) and the tenth year of Chongzhen (1637). It was rebuilt many times in the Qing Dynasty. From the second year of Guangxu (1876) to the seventeenth year of Guangxu (189 1), it was rebuilt according to the pattern of Tang and Song Dynasties, and a new Sutra Pavilion was built behind the Fatang. 1928, another mingyuan pavilion was rebuilt, and a garden and a release pond were built. 194 1 In September, some halls of Xichan Temple were bombed by Japanese invaders. After the repair. 1956 reconstruction. It was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, and was later restored by donations from patriotic overseas Chinese monks, laymen and overseas Chinese. 1983, Xichan Temple was designated as a national key temple in the Han area.

The main buildings of Xichan Temple are Tianwang Temple, Tower Sky Lantern, Mahayana Hall, Dharma Hall, Sutra Pavilion, Zen Hall, Abbot Room, Buddhist Hall, Mingyuan Pavilion, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Jade Buddha Pagoda and Thanksgiving Pagoda.

Linyangsi

Located in Beifeng District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province.

Linyang Temple was called Jieni Courtyard in ancient times, also known as Ruifeng Linyang Temple and Ruifeng Courtyard. The temple was founded in the second year of Changxing in the late Tang Dynasty (93 1). This temple was abandoned in the early Ming Dynasty. It was rebuilt in the 40th year of Wanli (16 12) and then abandoned. The existing temples were rebuilt during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. Temple architecture generally follows the pattern of Gushan Yongquan Temple. 1930, Master Yuan Ying served as the abbot.

The main buildings of Linyang Temple are Bell and Drum Tower, Tianwang Hall, Ursa Hall, Dharma Hall, Gialen Hall, Dizang Hall, Great Compassion Hall, Ancestral Hall, Gratitude Hall, Gu Yue Tower, Guest Hall, Zen Hall, Zhaitang and SengLiao.

1983, Linyang Temple was designated as a national key temple in the Han area.

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Located at the foot of Jinji Mountain outside the East Gate of Fuzhou City, Fujian Province.

Dizang Temple, named Huolin Temple, was built in the first year of Emperor Wudi's Datong (527). It is the earliest Buddhist temple in Fujian Province. It was rebuilt in the first year of Tang Ganning (894). In the Five Dynasties, it was called Huo Enji of Jinji Mountain, and there was a sutra depository in the temple. Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties have all done it. The temple was destroyed after the fire. In the third year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1864), a new temple named Dizang Temple was built in the old site of Hongzhi Dizang Temple. Although it has been expanded many times since the late Qing Dynasty, it has basically maintained its original appearance. On the eve of the Anti-Japanese War, after renovation, it became the jungle and pure land Dojo of Fujian women.

The existing buildings of Dizang Temple include the Heavenly King Hall, Ursa Hall, Dabei Building, Guest Hall, Wuguantang, Buddhist Temple, Warehouse, Abbot Room and Liao Fang.

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Question 2: What temples are there in Fujian? There are 42 key Buddhist temples in Fujian/KLOC-0, ranking among the top in the country. Famous temples include Yongquan Temple in Fuzhou, Xichan Temple, Chongfu Temple, Nanputuo Temple in Xiamen, Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou, Longshan Temple, Guanghua Temple in Putian and Nanshan Temple in Zhangzhou.

Question 3: What temples are there in Fuzhou? There are many temples in Fuzhou. The famous ones are: Gushan Yongquan Temple, Yegong Road Xichan Temple, Hualin Road Hualin Temple, Gudong Road Kaiyuan Temple, Wulong River Jinshan Temple, Jinji Mountain Tibetan Temple, Minhou Xuefeng Temple, Beifeng Linyang Temple, Fuqing Yuxi wanfu temple, Fuqing Yan Rui Temple, Qishan Wanfo Temple and Gaogai Mountain Miao.

Question 4: How many temples are there in Fujian, fahai temple?

Located in Luoshan, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province.

Fahai temple was founded in 945, the second year of the Five Dynasties and the Jin Dynasty, formerly known as "Happy Garden". It was changed to its current name in the period of Xiangfu in Song Dynasty (1008-1kloc-0/6). Over the past 1000 years, temples have experienced vicissitudes, ups and downs from generation to generation. In the seventh year of Song Zhenghe (1 1 17), it was changed to a Taoist temple and called "Shen Xiao Palace". Shortly thereafter, it was restored as a Buddhist temple. In the Ming Dynasty, the temple was once occupied as a private villa by powerful people. It was only during the Wanli period that the old ideas were restored. After that, it was occupied by laymen for a long time. It was not until 1928 that Master Yuan Ying presided over the Chongsheng Temple in Xuefeng that fahai temple was reclaimed and rebuilt as the lower house of Xuefeng. 1948, faithful monks founded fahai middle school to recruit poor out-of-school teenagers and cultivate a group of talents for the society. After the founding of New China, Buddhist associations in Fujian and Fuzhou were established in the temple. During the "Cultural Revolution", except for temple buildings, all furnishings such as Buddha statues were destroyed, and houses were occupied by factories and institutions. 1976, the religious policy was implemented, and the temple was returned to the Buddhist community and repaired.

The main buildings in fahai temple are the Mountain Gate, Tianwang Hall, Daxiong Hall, Dabei Pavilion, Honghualou Building and guest rooms.

Yongquansi

Located in Gushan, the eastern suburb of Fuzhou, Fujian Province.

According to Ren Huang's Records of Gushan in Qing Dynasty, Yongquan Temple is the head of the pool. In the second year of Kaiping in Hou Liang in the Five Dynasties (908), a temple was built in the pond. When the temple was built, there was a spring in front of the door, hence the name Yongquan Temple. In the second year of Song Xianping (999), Zhenzong granted the amount of "Baifeng Yongquan Temple in Gushan". In the fifth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1407), Chengzu was given the name "Yongquan Temple". In the sixth year of Yongle (1408) and the twenty-first year of Jiajing (1542), it was destroyed by fire twice, leaving few buildings in the temple. Reconstruction from the forty-seventh year of Wanli (16 19) to the seventh year of Apocalypse (1627). During the reign of Shunzhi and Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, it was renovated and expanded. In the thirty-eighth year of Kangxi (1699), the imperial book "Yongquan Temple" was given a plaque.

Most of the existing temples in Yongquan Temple are buildings in Qing Dynasty, and the main buildings are the Heavenly King Hall, Ursa Mahayana Hall, Fatang Hall, Thousand-Buddha Pottery Pagoda, Tibetan Scripture Building, Seal Classics Building and Ji Xiang Kitchen.

xichan temple

Yishan is located outside the west gate of Fuzhou City, Fujian Province.

Xichan Temple was built before the Sui Dynasty, formerly known as Qing Temple. In the Changxing period of the late Tang Dynasty (930-933), it was renamed Changqing Temple. Later, four cities in Fuzhou each had a big temple (Dongchan, Nanchan, Beichan and Xichan), and Changqing Temple was called Xichan Temple. Two reconstructions in Song Dynasty. It was founded in the 9th year of Yuan Dynasty (1349). It was rebuilt twice in the second year of Ming Dynasty (1437) and the tenth year of Chongzhen (1637). It was rebuilt many times in the Qing Dynasty. From the second year of Guangxu (1876) to the seventeenth year of Guangxu (189 1), it was rebuilt according to the pattern of Tang and Song Dynasties, and a new Sutra Pavilion was built behind the Fatang. 1928, another mingyuan pavilion was rebuilt, and a garden and a release pond were built. 194 1 In September, some halls of Xichan Temple were bombed by Japanese invaders. After the repair. 1956 reconstruction. It was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, and was later restored by donations from patriotic overseas Chinese monks, laymen and overseas Chinese. 1983, Xichan Temple was designated as a national key temple in the Han area.

The main buildings of Xichan Temple are Tianwang Temple, Tower Sky Lantern, Mahayana Hall, Dharma Hall, Sutra Pavilion, Zen Hall, Abbot Room, Buddhist Hall, Mingyuan Pavilion, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Jade Buddha Pagoda and Thanksgiving Pagoda.

Linyangsi

Located in Beifeng District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province.

Linyang Temple was called Jieni Courtyard in ancient times, also known as Ruifeng Linyang Temple and Ruifeng Courtyard. The temple was founded in the second year of Changxing in the late Tang Dynasty (93 1). This temple was abandoned in the early Ming Dynasty. It was rebuilt in the 40th year of Wanli (16 12) and then abandoned. The existing temples were rebuilt during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. Temple architecture generally follows the pattern of Gushan Yongquan Temple. 1930, Master Yuan Ying served as the abbot.

The main buildings of Linyang Temple are Bell and Drum Tower, Tianwang Hall, Ursa Hall, Dharma Hall, Gialen Hall, Dizang Hall, Great Compassion Hall, Ancestral Hall, Gratitude Hall, Gu Yue Tower, Guest Hall, Zen Hall, Zhaitang and SengLiao.

1983, Linyang Temple was designated as a national key temple in the Han area.

Hide in a temple

Located at the foot of Jinji Mountain outside the East Gate of Fuzhou City, Fujian Province.

Dizang Temple, named Huolin Temple, was built in the first year of Emperor Wudi's Datong (527). It is the earliest Buddhist temple in Fujian Province. It was rebuilt in the first year of Tang Ganning (894). In the Five Dynasties, it was called Huo Enji of Jinji Mountain, and there was a sutra depository in the temple. Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties have all done it. The temple was destroyed after the fire. In the third year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1864), a new temple named Dizang Temple was built in the old site of Hongzhi Dizang Temple. Although it has been expanded many times since the late Qing Dynasty, it has basically maintained its original appearance. On the eve of the Anti-Japanese War, after renovation, it became the jungle and pure land Dojo of Fujian women.

The existing buildings of Dizang Temple include the Heavenly King Hall, Ursa Hall, Dabei Building, Guest Hall, Wuguantang, Buddhist Temple, Warehouse, Abbot Room and Liao Fang.

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Question 5: What temples are there in Fuzhou, Xichan Temple?

Xichan Temple, one of the five major Buddhist forests in Fuzhou, is a national key temple. It is located at the foot of Yi Shan in the western suburbs, to the west and south of Gongye Road, which is magnificent. A couplet is engraved on the pillar of the gate of the ancient temple: "Lishuling spreads the Song Dynasty, and bells ring in the Tang Dynasty." This is a couplet written by Zhou Lian in Qing Dynasty, pointing out that Xichan Temple is an ancient temple in Tang Dynasty.

It is famous for litchi.

There are the Tuquan Site in Bai Gui of Xichan Temple, the tablet inscribed by Zen Master Lan An, the founder of the Tang Dynasty, the pagoda of Master Hui Ling in the Five Dynasties, the tablet of the release pool of Master Seven Stars Well and Master Hongyi in the Tang Dynasty, etc ... All these are the witness of Fuzhou's historical and cultural city.

Hualin Temple:

Hualin Temple, known as a national treasure, is located at the southern foot of Pingshan Mountain in Fuzhou. Built in the second year of Gande in the Northern Song Dynasty (964), it has a history of 1000 years. During Zheng De's reign in Ming Dynasty (1506- 152 1), the nearby Luohan Academy and Yueshan Temple merged, and Hualin Temple was even larger. Later, the Imperial Book Pavilion, Huanfeng Pavilion, Juexue Building and Shenghui Pavilion were added. During the reign of Jiaqing Road in Qing Dynasty (1789- 1850), the Hall of the Great Hero, the Temple of the Heavenly King, the entrance, the living room and the monastery were rebuilt.

Hualin Temple Hall is a representative of ancient wooden buildings in southern China, and its construction method is unique among the wooden buildings in Tang and Song Dynasties in China. Hualin Temple Hall is one of the few remaining Song Dynasty wooden structures in southern China. It is an extremely precious ancient building, and the study of ancient architecture in China has irreplaceable cultural value.

Yongquan Temple:

Yongquan Temple in Gushan, Fuzhou is the "crown of temples in Fujian" and one of the national key temples. The temple was built on the mountainside of Gushan Mountain at an altitude of 455 meters, with censer peak in front and Bai Yunfeng behind. It has a strange architectural pattern of "you can't see the temple when you enter the mountain, and you can't see the mountain when you enter the temple" According to legend, its former site is "Huayan Temple".

There are many famous inscriptions in Yongquan Temple in Gushan. Starting from Lingyuan Cave, where there are the most concentrated cliff carvings in Gushan, there are more than 300 inscriptions in the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is said that the word "shou" written by Zhu is as high as 4 meters, which is the largest ancient stone carving in Fujian Province. These inscriptions collect the essence of calligraphy such as seal script, official script and cursive script, and are valuable materials for studying the history and calligraphy art of Gushan.

There are Chongfu Temple, Xuefeng Temple and so on. .

Question 6: What temples are there in Ningde, Fujian? There is Huayan Temple in Jiaocheng, which is located in the south of Huotong Zhiti Mountain in Ningde, Hornji, and Jianshan Temple in Tianhou Temple in Songshan Mountain, which is located in Xiashifeng Temple in Longshou Mountain in the southeast of the county. Shifeng Guanghua Temple, also known as Shifeng Temple. Shifeng Temple is located at the foot of Shifeng Mountain in Baizhuyang, Fu 'an City. Guo Zi Temple is located in Tianbao Temple in Pingnan, southeast of Fuding County. Gokurakuji is located in Puyuan Wenchang Pavilion near Cuiping Lake, Gutian County, Ningde City, Fujian Province. It is located in the lower reaches of Puyuan Carp River in Zhouning, Fujian.

Question 7: Is there a temple in Fujian called Guanglu Temple? There is a Guanghua Temple in Fujian.

Fujian Guanghua Temple, also known as Nanshan Guanghua Temple, is located at the foot of Fenghuang Mountain (also known as Nanshan), three kilometers south of Putian City, Fujian Province. It was founded in the second year of Chen Yongding in the Southern Dynasties. Guanghua Temple is a famous thousand-year-old temple, and it is also known as the four jungles in Fujian with Gushan Temple in Fuzhou, Nanputuo Temple in Xiamen and Kaiyuan Temple in Quanzhou.

Question 8: What are the famous Buddhist temples in Fuzhou? Five jungles in Fuzhou

Xichan Temple is located at No.455 Ye Highway, Gulou District, Fuzhou.

Chongsheng Temple is located at the south foot of Xuefeng Mountain in Huda Township, Minhou County, Fuzhou City.

Chongfu Temple is located at the foot of Xiangfeng Mountain in Jinan District, Fuzhou.

Yongquan Temple is located at an altitude of 455 meters on the mountainside of Gushan Mountain in Jinan District, Fuzhou.

Linyang Temple is located at the foot of shipai village Ruifeng, Shoushan Town, Jin 'an District, Fuzhou (northern suburb).

Question 9: Where is a temple in Fujian where people can live for a period of time? 30 minutes to see each temple, some can hang the bill, some can't, and some can live in it voluntarily. In addition, learn Buddhism, post on the Internet, websites and so on.

Question 10: Which of the eight temples in Fujian Province is the most spiritual Buddha? This Buddha is not a product of Buddhism, but it is also a good deed to all beings. It's meaningless to turn on the light or not. Enlightening is the heart of Buddha and Bodhisattva to enlighten all beings, not superstition. Buddha and Bodhisattva will only bless one kind of people, that is, all beings who cut off evil and practice good and follow the teachings. In fact, this kind of sentient beings feel that the change is not given by Buddha and Bodhisattva, but the good fruit obtained by their own practice, which is their own. I changed myself only because of the enlightenment of Buddhism.

Namo amit Ba