Unhindered Zen master tower

The tower was listed as a cultural relic protection unit by Daxing County Government in 1985. It was repaired in 2002 and announced as a cultural relic protection unit of Beijing in 2003. The south facing tower is a solid hexahedron with six layers of dense eaves, all of which are made of brick and imitation wood, with a residual height of about 10 meters. The upper part of the tower has double eaves. Under each eaves, there are three brackets. The top is a lotus petal, and the top is a stone gourd shaped tower brake. On the base of the pagoda, Xumi girdles his waist, puts lotus petals on his back, and carves Buddha statues around the base. The front of the tower is carved with grilled doors and windows, and the upper part is inlaid with stone inscriptions. After more than 700 years of wind and rain erosion, the tower was affected by the Tangshan earthquake in 1976 and the Tasha was knocked down. However, it is still basically complete. The shape of the tower is harmonious and generous, the carving is concise and vivid, and the original appearance of the original building is retained. It is a valuable material for the study of Yuan Dynasty architecture.

Unhindered Zen master tower

Wuwu Buddhist pagoda is located in Lvke (Lihe) village, Yulong Town, Daxing District. Lingyan temple, the original ancient temple. In the southwest corner of the temple, a brick tower built in 1272 of the ninth year of the Yuan Dynasty is left. It is the tomb tower of the famous monk Wuzhi Zen master. South tower, hexahedral solid, dense eaves six layers, all brick imitation wood construction, residual height of about 10 meters.

Development history

On the base of the pagoda, Xumi girdles his waist, puts lotus petals on his back, and carves Buddha statues around the base. The front of the tower is carved with grilled doors and windows, and the upper part is inlaid with stone inscriptions. The upper part of the tower has double eaves. Under each eaves, there are three brackets. The top is a lotus petal, and the top is a stone gourd shaped tower brake. After more than 700 years of wind and rain erosion, the tower was affected by the Tangshan earthquake in 1976, and the Tasha was knocked down. Although the tower is seriously damaged, it is still complete. The shape of the tower is harmonious and generous. The carving is concise and vivid. It basically retains the original appearance of the original building. It is a valuable material for the study of Yuan Dynasty architecture. The tower was listed as a cultural relic protection unit by Daxing County Government in 1985. It was repaired in 2002 and announced as a cultural relic protection unit in Beijing in 2003.

Address: Liuke village, Yulong Town, Daxing District, Beijing

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