Chaoyang nunnery

Chaoyang nunnery

Buddhist temples. It is located in Zijingang village, huaxieba village, Lianhu Township, Poyang County, Jiangxi Province. Facing the rising sun, facing Raozhou capital, Poyang County, overlooking Shijian lake, yangmenkou in the South and Guoguo mountain in the north.

Beijing area

District Protected Historic Site. It is located in dongyangtuo village, Junzhuang town. It was built in Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. The temple is built in front of the street, facing south from north. It has a two-story temple, and the front hall is the Mountain Gate hall, which is a hard mountain ridge building. The ridge is built with grey brick, carved with "Mirs with golden wings" and flower decoration. The two ends of the ridge are yellow glazed kissing animals, which are the original of Ming Dynasty. The tail is high and the upper lip is long, so the shape is vivid. The main hall is the Buddha Hall of Sakyamuni. The hall is simple and solemn. The main ridge is full of local architectural characteristics. The top is covered with stone Watchboard, gray tube tile, and the flying purlin under the eaves is powerful. There are three halls in the East and West chambers, forming a rigorous courtyard. There are many historic sites nearby. In the East, there is Sihan mountain. It is said that Su Wu's envoys to Xiongnu passed by in the Han Dynasty, hence the name. Xiangyu mountain in the southeast has the family cemetery of raoyu prince in Qing Dynasty. There is Jiangjun mountain in the north of Junzhuang village. Two barracks and fortresses were built here in 1551, the 30th year of Jiajing reign of Ming Dynasty, and the city wall and fortress are still clearly visible. There is a cave in Huiyu village in the northwest, named "immortal cave", which is a limestone cave. Due to the accumulation of slag from the nearby lime kiln, only a gap about 0.5 meters high and 2 meters long is left at the cave entrance. It looks like a hall inside. There are traces of ancient inscriptions on the cave wall.

Poyang area of Jiangxi Province

During the mutiny in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, monk Songying of Nantian Temple lived in seclusion in Zijingang, wacaiba village, Lianhu Township, in order to avoid the war. Because of the elegant scenery here, it is surrounded by water on three sides and mountains on one side, that is to say, it is facing the place where the sun rises to open mountains and offer land to Tibetan Bodhisattva. Hence the name "Chaoyang Temple". It has a history of more than 700 years.

Although it was destroyed during the cultural revolution, the incense kept burning all the time and lived in seclusion in the purple bamboo forest on the national mountain in the North until the end of the 20th century. In 1997, under the leadership of Master Zhang Caifeng and master Shi Huici, the four disciples and believers enthusiastically renovated the Chaoyang nunnery and made it an ancient Buddhist activity site. Today, Chaoyang nunnery has a large scale and magnificent architecture. There is an endless stream of pilgrims every year. It is known as the largest Ertang temple in Poyang.

Jixian District, Tianjin

One of the 50 temples in Jixian county is located in houziyu village in the east of Guanzhuang Town, Jixian County. The "first pine in China" is in this humble courtyard. When you walk into a humble courtyard, you immediately feel a burst of shade, and the panlongsong immediately appears in front of you.

The stone tablet in the courtyard provides clues: "Chaoyang nunnery was built in the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the late Qing Dynasty There is a pine tree in the courtyard, with its twigs protruding horizontally, curling around the sky and half an acre of shade. It is commonly known as "Panlong pine". It is a wonder of Jijun county and a wonderful place in Beijing and Tianjin. Since then, pine has been living in an temple, and an temple has been showing up because of pine... "

There were two main halls in the courtyard, one for Guanyin and the other for Buddha. However, one of them was destroyed during the "Cultural Revolution" (the history of this period is unknown), and then the hall was rebuilt and moved 10 meters to the West and 18 meters to the south. Two well pavilions were built in front of the temple. The two wells have the symbol of longan. But the well Pavilion in the East has been half destroyed because of the fire. Now the two wells still exist, but they are exhausted.

There is an ancient pine in the courtyard, which is 635 years old. It is called "Panlong pine" and has been listed as "the number of ancient Chinese trees". It grows strangely. The trunk height is less than 2 meters, the trunk girth is 2 to 3 meters, and the canopy is shaped like an umbrella. Now it grows well. It has more than half an acre of shade. Its main and lateral branches curl up and curl up. It looks like a dragon flying across the sky. It can be called a wonder of ancient trees and a good view of Tianjin. According to legend, Emperor Qianlong once granted it as "Panlong pine". This pine is also known as "the first pine in China".

At the foot of panlongsong, there are two fallen stone tablets. One of them has its back up and no words can be seen. The other is a stone tablet in Guangxu period (this period of history is ominous)

Wangjiang County, Anhui Province

Chaoyang nunnery is located at the south foot of Xiangming mountain, Wangjiang County, Anhui Province, at the junction of dock Township and maiyuan township. According to Wangjiang county annals in the 33rd year of Qianlong, the county magistrate Wen rank was established in memory of Meifu and Luoyin in the Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty Later, it was destroyed by the war and rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. At present, only the main body of the nunnery is left, which is divided into two parts, brick and wood structure, with a depth of 25 meters, a width of 36 meters, and an area of about 400 square meters. It is surrounded by forests and bamboo trees, and the environment is quiet. County "5 · 7" University and teacher training school once set up this. In August 1986, the county people's government announced it as a key cultural relics protection unit at the county level.

Address: 312 provincial road

Longitude: 111.59705

Latitude: 27.65474