What Buddha is there in Wutai Mountain? Who has been there; tell me

A: Wutai Mountain, located in Wutai County, Xinzhou City, Shanxi Province, is one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in China. Wutai Mountain is one of the earliest Buddhist temple buildings in China. Since Yongping (58 ~ 75) in the Eastern Han Dynasty, there have been many temples built in successive dynasties, with towering pagodas and magnificent halls, which is a gathering place of China's historic buildings. Sculptures, stone carvings, murals and calligraphy are all over temples, all of which have high artistic value. At the height of the Tang Dynasty, Wutai Mountain had more than 300 temples. After several changes, the temple buildings were destroyed. At present, there are 47 temples in and outside Taiwan Province. Among them, North Temple and nanzenji are the two earliest existing wooden structures in China. Xiantong Temple (Lingjiu Temple), Tayuan Temple, Bodhisattva Peak, Statue Temple and Luobian Temple are listed as "Five Zen Places in Wutai Mountain". Taihuai Town is a place where temples are concentrated, and it is also the center of Buddhist activities and economic life in Wutai Mountain. According to legend, Wutai Mountain is the place where Manjusri Bodhisattva gives lectures. In history, many Buddhists from India, Nepal, Korea, Japan, Mongolia, Sri Lanka and other countries came here to make a pilgrimage to seek the Dharma. It is the only Buddhist Dojo in China with both Han Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism. Wutai ancient temple

There are 95 existing temples with relatively complete buildings in Wutai Mountain, including 6 national key cultural relics protection units: nanzenji, Beiju Wine Temple, Xiantong Temple, Guangji Temple, Yanshan Temple (Fan Shi) and Hongfu Temple (Dingxiang County); Provincial key cultural relics protection units 15: Tayuan Temple, Bodhisattva Temple, Yuanzhao Temple, Luozi Temple, Weiyi Temple, Bishan Temple, Nanshan Temple, Longquan Temple, Jinge Temple, Songzheng Temple, Yanqing Temple, Princess Temple (Fan Shi), Sansheng Temple (Fan Shi), Huiji Temple (Yuanping City) and Shifotang Temple. The rest are key cultural relics protection units at the county level. In terms of places for religious activities, there are 1 1 national key temples: Xiantong Temple, Tayuan Temple, Bodhisattva Top, Luobian Temple, Statue Temple, Bishan Temple, Jinge Temple, Guangzong Temple, Guangren Temple, Dailuoding Temple and Guanyin Cave.

Huangsi, also known as Lamaism Temple, belongs to Tibetan Buddhism. Wutai Mountain Tibetan Buddhism belongs to the Gelug Sect founded by Master Zong Kaba. Religious lamas all wear yellow clothes and yellow hats, so they are called monks in yellow clothes. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, the green temple in Wutai Mountain was changed to the yellow temple. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, the imperial edict changed 10 temples such as Luoluo Temple, Shouning Temple, Sanquan Temple, Yuhuachi Temple, Qifo Temple, Jingang Cave, Shancai Cave, Pu 'an Temple, Tailu Temple and Yongquan Temple into Huangmiao Temple. Thus, the monk in Tsing Yi was changed into a monk in yellow, and the Han Lama was born. Wutai Mountain currently has eight yellow temples, including Bodhisattva Peak, Luobian Temple, Guangren Temple, Wanfoge, Zhenhai Temple, Guanghua Temple, Guanyin Cave and Shangshancai Cave. The best of five stops

The earliest temple built in Wutai Mountain: the predecessor of Xiantong Temple, Dafu Lingjiu Temple, was built in the eleventh year of Yongping in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

How big is the Chaotian Buddha in Wutai Mountain? The Buddha in the Sky was discovered in 1996 in Kampot Mountain (south of Puhua Temple), with a length of more than 3,000 meters.

Wutai Mountain Wutai Mountain's tallest tower: the Great White Pagoda of Tayuan Temple, which is 56.3 meters high.

The highest statue of Manjushri in Wutai Mountain: Manjushri in Shuxiang Temple, with a total height of 9.87 meters.

The highest Guanyin statue in Wutai Mountain: Guanyin with thousands of hands and eyes in Jinge Temple, with a height of 17.7 meters.

The longest stone step road in Wutai Mountain: the large branch road at Dengdai Luoding, with a total length of 508 meters, * * * 1080 stone steps.

The heaviest bronze clock in Wutai Mountain: the ghost clock hanging on the bell tower of Xiantong Temple weighs 9,999.5 Jin.

The largest copper pot in Wutai Mountain: Bodhisattva top copper pot, with a diameter of 2m and a height of1.06m. ..

The highest peak of Wutai Mountain: Beitaiding, with an altitude of 3058 meters.

The oldest tower in Wutai Mountain: Beikejizu Stone Pagoda, built in the Northern Wei Dynasty.

The oldest stone lion in Wutai Mountain: Luohou Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty.

The person who wrote the most inscriptions for Wutai Mountain: Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty. Of the more than 65,438+050 existing inscriptions in Wutai Mountain, 20 are written.

The person who left the most poems after visiting Wutai Mountain: Emperor Qing Qianlong, including 39 poems.

The highest temple in Wutai Mountain: Guanyin Hall of Jinge Temple, with a height of 18m.

Nanzenji is the oldest temple in Wutai Mountain, which was built in the third year of Tang Jianzhong (782).

The best statue of Wutai Mountain: Manjusri Bodhisattva, lanterns of Jixiang Temple.

The most famous mural of Wutai Mountain: the Jin Dynasty mural of Yanshan Temple.

The oldest painted sculpture in Wutai Mountain: the painted sculpture in the Tang Dynasty in nanzenji Giant Buddha Hall is reproduced above, for reference only!