The legend of Chubu Temple

The name "Chubu" has many meanings, and there are two clear and authoritative explanations. One is "Chubu Temple", which means "Feilai Temple". It is said that Chubu Temple flew in from India. This statement is very similar to the "Feilaifeng" in Hangzhou, which is more or less a myth of people's belief mentality. The other is in the Grand View of Tibetan Culture: "According to legend, Du Ba Road, the founder of the temple, thought it was a treasure trove of geomantic omen when he passed here, so he decided to build Chubu Temple, which meant great wealth." The third explanation of "going out of the department" Chinese translation (literature) said that a long time ago, a living Buddha of Bonism used his magic to bury the spell in this place, which became the "hidden religion" of Bonism (referring to the classics that Tibetan Bonism and Buddhists hid when their religion was in trouble and rediscovered when they were able to re-spread). Tibetan scriptures are generally divided into Tibetan scriptures and Tibetan sacred objects. Later, "hiding" overflowed into a ditch, so the quilt here is called "out of cloth", which means "overflowing into a ditch"