Wuyun Temple

It is called "Zang Han" in Dai language, which means Jinsi. It is located in the west of the north section of Hongqi Street in Mangshi. It is said that it was built in 1665, the fourth year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. It is the first Buddhist temple built in Mangshi. In the hall, the first Buddha statue "Pala Guomeng", which was worshipped by Fang Ding, the former chieftain, was welcomed into Mangshi Area from Myanmar, and was regarded as a treasure by people. There is a gold Pagoda in the temple, which is called "gongmuhan" in Dai language. During the Anti Japanese War, Buddhist temples and pagodas were destroyed in the war and have been completely restored. The front of the hall is a tall Buddha statue, which is very solemn and quiet. Among the beams and pillars of the main hall, there are Buddhist flags and umbrellas, decorated with flowers and embroidered beads. They are exquisite works of Dai Folk Art. Due to various ornaments, and the installation of chandeliers, ceiling fans, the temple looks magnificent. The pagodas in the temple are composed of eight small pagodas encircling the main pagoda. There are niches under each small pagoda, and a small Buddha statue is placed inside. There is a brass carved Yingluo hanging on the top of each pagoda, and the golden light is flashing.

Wuyun Temple

Wuyun temple is called "Zang Han" in Dai language, which means Jinsi. Located in the west of the middle section of Wuyun Road, east of Mangshi City, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Built in 1665, it is the first Buddhist temple in Mangshi. In the hall, the first Buddha statue "Pala Guomeng", which was worshipped by Fang Ding, the former chieftain, was welcomed into Mangshi Area from Myanmar, and was regarded as a treasure by people.

survey

There is a gold Pagoda in the temple, which is called "gongmuhan" in Dai language. During the Anti Japanese War, the Buddha statues and gold pagodas were destroyed in the war and all of them were restored later. The roof of the main hall is the overlapping eaves of Xieshan style, small in the top and large in the bottom. In the front of the hall, there is a tall Buddha statue, which is extremely solemn and quiet. Between the beams and pillars of the hall, there are Buddhist flags and umbrellas, decorated with flowers and pearls. It is exquisite and exquisite. It is a Dai Folk art work. Due to various ornaments, and the installation of chandeliers, ceiling fans, the temple looks magnificent. The pagodas in the temple are composed of eight small pagodas encircling the main pagoda. There are niches under each small pagoda, and a small Buddha statue is placed inside. The top of each pagoda is hung with copper carved tassels, and the golden light is flashing.

In front of the temple, there is a clear water into the well. It is said that five colorful clouds fall and rise out of the well. Well water is mellow and sweet, flowing in all seasons.

history

Wuyun temple, located in the south of the west section of Hongqi Road, Mangshi Town, Luxi City, Yunnan Province, is a county-level cultural relics protection unit. There are five big green trees in front of the gate. Many egrets live on the trees for a long time. From a distance, they look like five white clouds, so they are called Wuyun temple. The Dai people call them "Zang Han", which is called JINZI temple.

In the temple, there is a wooden plaque inscribed in both Han and Dai languages. It is 177 cm long, 49 cm wide and 3.35 cm thick. It is in the middle of the Chinese language, and it reads "huanzang Han (Meng + Li) founded by Si fangting, the chief executive of Mangshi in the fourth year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty.". The inscription reads: "Wuyun temple is the first Buddhist temple to be built in the fourth year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi. Its original name is Zang Han. It was moved from jiebiesai (now the new village of FAPA township) to Jiemu (near Mangshi) in the east of the original site (now the area of donglizhou epidemic prevention station in Mangshi town). The abbot is zuomitian, a native of Chiang Mai (Thailand). In 1802, the chieftain (Fang Zezhong) moved the temple to its present site (near diehuan cinema, Mangshi town). During the reign of Daoguang (1821-1850), the mother and son of fangtifa were rebuilt, and the Abbot's surname was ban. In 1856, the fifth year of Xianfeng, fanghafa was rebuilt. The Abbot's surname was Feng. The temple still worships the first bronze Buddha in Mangshi Area, palaguo (Meng + Li), which was brought from Chiang Mai by Zuo Mitian, the elder of Chiang Mai, Thailand. In addition, a large copper pot made in the Qianlong period (1736-1795) was used in the temple cupboard to cook a meal for 100 people.

In 1945, Zang Han was burned down by Japanese invaders. In 1946, the believers built a simple Sutra hall out of bamboo. In 1948, the temple was rebuilt into a wooden structure with the support of the believers and the chieftain. After 1945, Wu Aolida, the abbot of Wuyun temple, and a monk were present. In July 1953, a large bronze Buddha weighing about three tons was removed from the Zhonghua temple in Mangshi and placed in Wuyun temple. During the cultural revolution, except for a small silver Buddha which was collected by believers when the temple was first built, the temples, Buddha statues and scriptures of Wuyun temple were almost destroyed. It was rebuilt in 1984 and completed the following year. Today, Wuyun temple is an important Buddhist pilgrimage site and a tourist attraction in Mangshi.

Abbot

Wu Sunanda, the current abbot, is more than 30 years old. He is also the Deputy Secretary General of Yunnan Buddhist Association.

Address: Wuyun Road, Mangshi Town, Mangshi City, Yunnan Province

Longitude: 98.5873638914

Latitude: 24.43898570434

Ticket information: 5 yuan