Hezuo Temple

Hezuo Temple

Hezuo temple is also known as "heicuo Temple" and "gedanqulin" in Tibetan, which means "Youshan fazhou". It is located about 1 km east of Hezuo Town, the capital of Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture.

brief introduction

Hezuo Temple belongs to Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. The temple was founded in 1673, the 12th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty. Beixierequedan, a native of Ganjia in Gannan, is a close disciple of the venerable Gadan Gyatso. He was awarded the title of Laran bagsi by studying Tibetan Dharma. With the support of the leader of the cooperative region, he built the cooperative temple. In 1749, the first jianzan Seng ge of saichi samuca established the rule of Dharma, preaching and hearing in Hezuo temple. Since then, the power of politics and religion has been controlled by the saichi living Buddha system. The second saichi lausanjianzan Seng Ge (1757-1850) went to Tibet at the age of 26 to seek Dharma. He learned five great treatises and achieved a lot. The local government granted him the title of "erdeniban Zhida", who expounded Gandan holy religion. After returning to Anduo, he once served as a Buddhist platform of Longwu Temple in Qinghai Province. He built dajinwa hall, shijimuni hall and Yinjing Academy in Hezuo temple. His life works include eight letters. The third saichi Lausanne is a monk of bodanzhen. He organized people to build a sutra hall, Da angqian, etc. He passed away at the age of 50. The fourth Cech lausanberdansenger. 69 years old. The fifth saichi was named losantu den bodan Seng Ge. Through the operation of Dai saichi living Buddha, Hezuo Temple became one of the larger temples in Gannan area. At the beginning of liberation, Hezuo temple was full of incense. There were two Sutra halls, ten Buddha halls and one nine storey building in the temple, which was especially famous for this building. There are more than 500 monks, about 10000 of whom belong to religious people. There are schools, health centers, police stations, and security forces. The same county is the same.

present situation

In 1958, Hezuo temple was preserved, but it was completely demolished in the cultural revolution. In 1981, the Hezuo temple was restored and the great Sutra hall was built. In 1955, the famous milarepafo Pavilion in Amdo Tibetan area was restored in Hezuo temple, with a height of nine stories, commonly known as "nine story building". At present, there are more than 100 monks.

Address: about 1 km east of Gannan Hezuo City, Gansu Province

Longitude: 102.970892

Latitude: 34.954408