What does the Five-Party Manjusri Hall mean?

Manjusri Hall in Wu Fang is the main hall of Daluoding. This temple is16.5m wide and 1 1 m deep. It rests on the top of the mountain, with a single eaves, four corridors and no arches. There are five bronze manjusri statues in one room in the temple, about 2 meters high. From south to north, they are: Dongtai Smart Manjusri, and Beitai Tasteless Manjusri. Manjusri for children in Taiwan Province, Manjusri for wisdom in Taiwan Province and Manjusri for lions in Taiwan Province.

The five manjushri have different expressions, dazzling golden light, solemn and peaceful. There is a stone tablet on the left in front of the temple. On the front is the inscription written by Dai Luoding in the winter of the fifteenth year of Qianlong, and on the back is the late spring of the fifty-first year of Qianlong.

There are many ravines, and the top of the snail is adjacent to other peaks.

Clouds bend over Han Xiao, and hibiscus leaves the flower palace alone.

When the East China Sea rises in front of the window, it will last for thousands of years.

Supporting five statues of Schumann, I doubt I know the real Sect.

Its writing structure is plump and round, and its brushwork is vigorous and smooth, which is the treasure of calligraphy art. These five Manjusri Bodhisattvas not only embody the perfect spiritual connotation of Manjusri Bodhisattvas, but also are various images of "spreading Buddha everywhere and saving women's hearts by hearing voices".

Walking into the Five Manjusri Hall on the top of Dailuo to worship is equivalent to walking to the top of five platforms to worship the Five Manjusri, which is also called "Taiwan". Slightly different, I climbed to the top of Wutai and worshipped the Five Manjusri, which is called the Great Chaotai. For some unknown reason, those who can't go to the top of Wutai to worship, go to the five-party Manjusri Hall on the top of Dailuo to worship, which is called "Little Chaotai".

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Dai Luoding was originally named Qingfeng, and the temple was originally named Foding 'an. From the 20th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1592) to the 15th year of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty (1750), it was named Daluoding, and it has been renamed as Dailuoding since the 15th year of Qianlong.

There are two stone tablets behind the mountain gate in the temple: one stands in the Mid-Autumn Festival in the 20th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty with the inscription "Rebuilding the Foding Temple Monument in Wutai Mountain"; On the other hand, the Mid-Autumn Festival in Xin Wei during the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty wrote The Pavilion at the Peak of the Qing Dynasty, which described in detail the evolution of Dai Luoding, his name and the reconstruction during the reign of Emperor Chenghua of the Ming Dynasty, all of which were rebuilt during the reign of Emperor Wanli of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty and fifty-one years of Qianlong.

In front of Daxiong Hall and in the back hall of Dailuoding, there are one pine and one cypress, one pine in the north and the other cypress in the south, which are ten feet thick and stand upright and straight into the sky. This is the "thousand-year-old pine" in the poems of Emperor Qianlong, which is the place where Buddhist monks practiced in the Tang Dynasty. Gu Song witnessed the history of Delodin in the temple.

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