How to calculate Luohan Hall in Guiyuan Temple?

There are three ways to count Luohan Hall in Guiyuan Temple, and the methods are as follows:

According to the way that men are left and women are right, boys start counting arhats from the left and girls start counting arhats from the right. Start counting according to the direction in which your feet enter Luohan Hall. If your feet step in first, start counting from there. With the random number method, you can choose any starting number you think.

The result of counting is to count your age, and then remember the code according to the code on the Buddha statue of Lohan, or take a picture of the code with your mobile phone and change your signature at the place where Lohan is solved. You can choose to buy and cancel in Luohantang according to your own statement, or you can choose Baidu according to the content of your signature, so you can also find the answer.

The History of Luohan Hall in Guiyuan Temple

1850 During the Daoguang period, 500 arhat halls were built, and the Guiyuan Buddhist Temple was destroyed by the army. In the eighth year of Xianfeng, Emperor Wenzong of Qing Dynasty, Guiyuan Buddhist Temple presided over Xueyan Changxi to collect the interests of the people, rebuild the temple on the ruins and basically restore its original appearance. 1953, Guiyuan Temple is listed as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit in Hubei.

There is the Bodhisattva Hall in the east, the Galá n Hall in the west, the Eighteen Arhats Hall, the East and West Wing, and the second floor of the bell and drum. Refugees from Anhui, Henan and Shandong live in sheds in the yard. During the land reform period, monasteries were changed into schools, and halls remained as classrooms. Guiyuan Temple is located in the center of Wang Si Town, Chang 'an District, xi City, Shaanxi Province, with Fenghe River in the west, Taohe River in the south, and century avenue, which is newly built to connect Xi and Xianyang in the north, with outstanding people and convenient transportation.

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