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Main attractions of Qixia Mountain

The first scene of Jingxi Lake Qixia Mountain Scenic Area is Mingjing Lake, which is located to the west of qixia temple Gate and covers an area of about 3,000 square meters. It was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. There is a pavilion in the middle of the lake, and the zigzag bridge is connected with the shore. Its shape is exquisite. The scenic spot is called rainbow mirror, and there are 755-79000 monuments standing by the lake. To the east is the Crescent Pond, and then the qixia temple Gate. Due to karst, underground mining and other reasons, Mingjing Lake has been unable to store water and needs to be treated. In the first year of Yongming in the Southern Qi Dynasty in qixia temple (483), Shaoshe, a reclusive monk in the Ming Dynasty, was called Qixia Jingshe, and later became the birthplace of the three Buddhist classics in the south of the Yangtze River. It is the largest Buddhist temple in Nanjing-qixia temple. Its main buildings include the Mountain Gate, Tianwang Hall, Pilu Hall, the Tibetan Scripture Building and Jian Zhen Memorial Hall. Qixia temple is located at the west foot of the middle peak of Qixia Mountain. In the Tang Dynasty, it was called Gongde Temple, and more than 40 temples were built, which were very large in scale. Together with Lingyan Temple in Changqing, Hubei, yuquan temple in Jingshan and Tiantai Temple in Zhejiang, it is called the four largest jungles in the world. It was destroyed by fire during the Xianfeng period of Qing Dynasty. It was rebuilt in the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu (1908). At present, the main buildings are Shanmen, Tianwang Hall, Pilu Hall, Shecui Building and Tibetan Scripture Building. It is the largest temple in Nanjing. Qianfoyan Qianfoyan is at the southwest foot of Fengxiang Peak. In the seventh year of Yongming in the Southern Dynasty (489), the son of Shao in Ming Taizu cooperated with the Zen master to carve three icons in memory of Shao in Ming Taizu. In 540, the S-light appeared on the niches of the three icons of Datong, which alarmed the nobles of Qi Liang, so they came to carve stone statues, and the carving was gradually completed from the second year of Qi Yongming to the tenth year of Tian Liang (484-5 1 1). According to legend, monk Shao, the founder of qixia temple, dreamed that there was Tathagata light on the western rock wall, so he decided to carve Buddha statues here. After his death, in the second year of Southern Qi Yongming (484), his son and monk Du Zhi began to carve Buddhist niches on the Western Wall and carved three Buddha statues, collectively known as the Three Sages of the West. This temple is also called the Three Temples. All Buddha statues are either five or six in one niche or seven or eight in one room. At first, there were 5 15 Buddha statues carved in 294 niches, which were called Thousand Buddha Cliffs. Shamao Peak was excavated in the Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties, including the Southern Dynasties, with a total of 700 statues. The giant Buddha is several feet high, while the small Buddha is only one foot high. Among them, the Giant Buddha Pavilion is the earliest and largest grotto excavated. Unearthed in the seventh year of Yongming in the Southern Qi Dynasty (AD 489), there is an infinite-lived Buddha statue 12 meters high in the middle. The stone statue of Dongfei is at 102, which is very small. There are five Buddha statues in all. Two groups of flying statues at the top of the cave are orange with clear lines. The flame at the top of the Buddha statue in the middle is faintly visible. Although there are only two pairs of flying people, this is the easternmost Dunhuang site discovered in China. It is also reported that flying reliefs were found on the stupa next to the Thousand Buddha Rock. The techniques and characters used are similar to Dunhuang, which further enriches the cultural connotation of East Dunhuang. Pagoda Pagoda was built in the first year of Sui Renshou (60 1). It was originally a wooden stupa, but it was later destroyed in Huichang, Tang Wuzong. The existing tower was built by Nan Tang and Lin. Not far from the east of Waishan Road on the south side of qixia temple, you can see the stupa, which is made of white stone, with five floors and eight sides and a height of about 18m. The outer wall of the tower is engraved with relief, which is lifelike and lifelike. The story of Sakyamuni is engraved with S becoming a monk, followed by abortion, birth, travel, asceticism, meditation, preaching, demonization and nirvana. The tower is a five-story octagonal stone tower with dense eaves and a height of 18.04 meters. Eight-phase diagrams of Sakyamuni and sea pomegranate, fish, dragon, phoenix and flower. Relief on the tower foundation; t

In his approval to the Governor of Liangjiang, Long recorded that the old name Shamao Peak was too vulgar, and it was easy to climb high when it was heard as jade. He also said that if I want to change my name, it's hard to say, but monks should know this. But today people are still used to calling it Shamao Peak. There is a hollow stone tablet slot in Shamaofeng Buddhist shrine, which is the first royal stone tablet left by Gan Long during the Yuguanfeng period. The first southern tour was originally embedded. Stolen for more than 200 years, it was not found on the wall of qixia temple Buddhist College until 2000. Biyunge Biyunge, also known as Wangjiang Pavilion, is located at the top of Hushan Mountain. It looks up at the sky, but it can see Wan Li blue sky overlooking Ye Ping. I think the long river is always rolling forward. The peninsula looks like a flat-topped hill, extending northward and surrounded by hanging rocks on three sides. Only one stone is connected with the mountain road, which constitutes a unique attraction and a win-win attraction. On the east side, there are deep valleys and steep walls, and rocks are exposed. On the west is the rolling hills paved by Songtao and Linhai, squatting at the foot. Lin Tao roars in the wind from time to time, just like the autumn spot warrior with the most magnificent scenery on the battlefield. Panoramic view of the great river, the first step of Hong Tao rushing. The river is endless. Although it is not as famous as the Yellow Crane Tower in Wuhan, the scenic spots are not inferior at all. The Yellow Crane Tower has an inscription by Zhang Zhidong, which reads: The breeze comes from the west, the clouds sweep away human grievances, the river of no return, and the waves wash away the troubles of the past and the present. It seems to be used by Bijiang Pavilion. In Fengling Mountain on the west side of Qixia Mountain, there are many maple trees, and Qixia in late autumn and maple trees all over the mountain are covered with red leaves, which makes Qixia Mountain known as the first Ming Xiushan in Jinling. Other landscapes Qixia Mountain also has many natural wonders, which are very interesting. For example, in the northeast of qixia temple, there is a bluish-gray rock on the south slope of Pingshantou, with a wavy surface, which is very rare. In addition, there are natural wonders such as the green wind sword, the smoke of the sky and the sky. Li, one of the eight beauties in Qinhuai, came to Qixia Mountain alone at the end of spring in the 12th year of Shunzhi (1655) and became a Taoist in a silent Taoist temple.