Why is Nanyue so effective?

Nanyue has no effect. The efficacy is only from a superstitious point of view. From a scientific point of view, there is no scientific basis to explain its efficacy.

Hengshan Mountain, also known as Nanyue, Shouyue and Nanshan, is one of the "Five Mountains" in China. It is located in the southeast of central Hunan Province, China, between Hengyang and Xiangtan Basin, and the main part is located in Nanyue District, Hengshan County and the east of Hengyang County of Hengyang City. The name of Mount Hengshan, according to the Warring States Period "Shi Gan Jing", is named because it is located on the wing of the evening star in the constellation of 28 nights, and looks like a weighing instrument, which can be called heaven and earth.

Mount Hengshan is a famous Taoist and Buddhist shrine in China. There are more than 200 temples, temples, temples and temples around the mountain. Mount Hengshan was the place where ancient emperors Tang Yao and Yu Shun toured Xinjiang for hunting and offering sacrifices to the country. Yu Xia sacrificed horses to heaven for flood control. Zhu Rong, the God of Hengshan Mountain, is a folk Vulcan. By the orders of the Yellow Emperor, he guarded Mount Hengshan, taught the people fire and educated everything. After his death, he was buried in Mount Chi Di, and was honored as the holy emperor of Nanyue by the local people. Taoism has "thirty-six caves and seventy-two blessed places", four of which are located in Hengshan Mountain, and two real Buddha Sakyamuni relics are hidden in the Jingang Buddha Pagoda of Nantai Temple in Hengshan Mountain.

Buddhist culture entered South Vietnam about 200 years later than Taoism. It first reached Huihai and Xidun in South Vietnam in prison year (502~5 19), and then came to Vietnam in two years (568). Huisi passed on his disciple Zhi, and later spread to Guanding, Fahua Tiangong and Jingxi, forming Tiantai Sect (also known as Fahua Sect).

Nanyue Huisi is honored as the third ancestor of Tiantai and the fourth ancestor of wisdom. This theory is widely spread in Japan. Huineng, the sixth ancestor of Nanchan, preached in Caoxi, Guangdong, becoming the most important sect among Buddhists from South Vietnam. Huineng advocates two methods: one is called Nanyue; One is called Qingyuan. The representative of Nanyue is Zu Huairang, the seventh ancestor of Nanchan, who lives in prajna temple (now Fuyan Temple) in Nanyue. He started as a disciple, uploaded it once on Mazu Road, and then passed it on one after another, starting two cases: Zan and Jian.

Qingyuan represents thinking, thinking and spreading Nanyue Stone. I hope to move to Nantai Temple in Nanyue, pass Fayao Mountain, Yunyan Mountain, Dongshan Mountain and Caoshan Mountain, and form Cao Dongzong. Another biographer, Yan Wen and Wen Yi, established Cloud Gate School and Fayan School respectively. Nanyue (Yang Lu, Lin Ji) gave way to two cases, and Qingyuan (Shishi) gave birth to three cases (Cao Dong, Yunmen and Fayan), which made up five cases. In the history of Buddhism, they were called "one flower with five leaves". Later, the Zen master of Sun Shiyuan of Jianji VI was divided into Yang Qi and Huanglong, so it was also called "Five Leaves and Seven Schools". Focusing on South Vietnam, Zen disciples spread all over the world, as far away as Japan and North Korea.

Zen culture is actually the cultural style of Buddhism in South Vietnam. After that, the Pure Land Sect passed on from a long distance, met with the Japanese, followed the teachings, became enlightened, and Huayan Sect flourished, and so on. Buddhism became more grand and its culture became more prosperous. There is a saying in Wang Fuzhi's "Fu of South Vietnam" that "it is not enough to cover it." Wang Di, Megatron Drum.

A gentleman and a minister are both guests and masters. Zhuang Yan of Huazang is far from a double tree. "Is to write the great development of Buddhism in Nanyue. Many monks and nuns live in seclusion in Nanyue. Once the emperor moves the law, you are a Buddhist (disorderly act), which has great publicity and influence in the world. From the Southern and Northern Dynasties to the Tang Dynasty, Nanyue 18 monks, such as Huihai, Huisi, Zhi, Dashan, Fazhao, Huicheng and Daming (), were called Nanyue 18 monks.

His generation, such as Huisi and Zhifazhao, became the national teachers of the emperors of Liang, Sui and Tang Dynasties and were highly respected. Many monks were enshrined by the emperor: for example, Whistler Yuan Miao Huisheng Zen Master; Huairang, Dahui Zen Master and Guanyin Master; A Zen master who died silently; Hope to move to the boundless Zen master; Bowen, master, etc. in Wei and Jin Dynasties. A court official, a literati poet, communicated with monks in Nanyue and wrote Taoist poems throughout the ages, especially in the Tang Dynasty.