Brief introduction of Pu 'an Temple

Pu 'an Temple is located in Dushan Village, Kuocang Town, Linhai. Temple was built in the Southern Liang Dynasty (502-556), formerly known as "Anzhong Baoyan". This sum was given in the third year of the Northern Song Dynasty (1066) and was later destroyed by fire. Shaoxing Middle School (1131-162) was rebuilt in the Southern Song Dynasty, and its county was Liu Le, led by Yanyun, a monk. In the fifteenth year of Xichun (1 188), the ever-burning lamp was first set by the Buddhist monk. Shao (1228— 1233) presided over the meeting. Waste it in the future. In the 17th year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1678), the monks realized that they had built the Dharma Hall, the Misheng Hall, the Zen Hall, the Bell Tower and the East and West Halls, and the Buddhist temple was revived. Shen Rong has a poem "Morning People Pu 'an Temple"; I'm still wet, and there is a faint chill on my clothes. The moon is high and the clouds are thin, and the water is far away. No one has arrived at the ancient road, and birds fly in the deep forest. Zhao Ti looked away, tobacco leaves half locked. "This temple still exists, and it is a reservation of Buddhism in Linhai City.