Where is Lingyan Temple in Jilin City?
Lingyan Temple was a temple during the Qianlong period. There are seven temples in the temple, presided over by Master Guo Cheng. The location of the Heroes Hall of Lingyan Temple is different from that of most temples. Usually, the Ursa major is located in the center of the temple, and the Ursa major in Lingyan Temple is like the head of a group of dragons, standing on the top of the mountain overlooking the beautiful Jiangcheng.
There are 3 Buddha statues 10 meters high, 538 Luohan reliefs, and a platform 10 meters long in Lingyan Temple and Daxiong Hall. Sakyamuni Buddha is enshrined in the center of the Hall of Ursa Major, with oriental pharmacist Buddha and western Amitabha Buddha on both sides, Manjusri Bodhisattva and Samantabhadra Bodhisattva on both sides, Ananda and Ye Jia Venerable Buddha standing in front of the Buddha, surrounded by 500 arhats, all of which have different expressions.
Main architectural features:
1999 The construction was continued by Shi Zhengshan, during which the Buddhist chanting hall was completed and the present house was used. In 2005, ten halls, including Yamaraja Hall, Liao Fang Monk Hall, Guanyin Hall, Qingping Pagoda and Sleeping Buddha Hall, were under construction.
Lingyan Temple is located in Taipingling, Huanxi Township, Chuanying City, Jilin City. Up to 20 13, it covers an area of about 40,000 square meters and has a historical area of about 25,000 square meters. Lingyan Temple is a learning Dojo based on Pure Land Sect, which advocates purity in purity. During the Buddhist period, there were three thoughts on Pure Land, and Tibetan scriptures were recited all the year round.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Lingyan Temple