Statues of the Northern Wei Dynasty

Statues of the Northern Wei Dynasty

The statues of the Northern Wei Dynasty were built in 530 (the third year of you Yong'an, Emperor Xiaozhuang of the Northern Wei Dynasty). The traces of restoration in the late Qing Dynasty can be identified. In 1984, it was designated as a municipal cultural relics protection unit.

Statues of the Northern Wei Dynasty

The temple has been abandoned for many years, with only two stone Buddhas standing on the earthen platform of the temple ruins. The platform is 1.5 meters high, 15 meters long from north to South and 20 meters wide from east to west. The distance between the two Buddhas is 12 meters. It is arranged from east to west. It is even in the south. It sits on the waist rosette, 2 meters high. The head is in a bun, the body is in a cassock, the right shoulder is bare, the inside is a monk's only branch, barefoot, and the hands are fearless and willing. The rosette is engraved with a relief statue of Rex. Hand, face and xumizuo were damaged. In 1962, a stone Buddha base was found in the field in front of the stone Buddha. The niche is 36 cm long, 35 cm wide and 11 cm thick. It is engraved with the inscription "made by two brothers in xinchou, shuobiqiu and Tanjin on April 1, the first year of Tiantong in the great Qi Dynasty.". The first year of Tiantong was 565 ad. In 1977, a stone tablet with one Buddha and two Bodhisattvas in high relief was unearthed from the site of the temple. It is made of blue stone, in the shape of lotus petals. There are six flying Apsaras carved on the top left and right. The stone Buddha statue in the middle is 65 cm high, and the Bodhisattvas on both sides are 47 cm high. The statue belongs to the style of Tang Dynasty and belongs to the old things in the temple. It is now in the cultural relics management office of Linzi District. In July 1984, it was announced as a municipal key cultural relics protection unit. ? stone Buddha Hall there are three dilapidated stone Buddha halls in the north of shifotang village, Chengguan Town, Linzi District. They are made of brick, stone and wood, covered with gray tiles, one door with two windows, and decorated with murals. There are four stone Buddha halls. In the center of the hall, there is a Maitreya Buddha, 1.14 meters high, 0.45 meters wide and 0.24 meters thick, with its back resting on a stone screen carved with 40 Buddha statues; in the west, there are three stone Buddha statues, lacking a head, carved on a lotus petal shaped stone screen, with 35 Buddha statues carved on the top of which are vertical flying Apsaras and Panlong carved on the left and right. ?

Buddhist statues

It was built in 530 (the third year of you Yong'an, the son of emperor Xiaozhuang of the Northern Wei Dynasty). The traces of reconstruction in the late Qing Dynasty can be identified. In 1984, it was designated as a municipal cultural relics protection unit. The stone Buddha of the Northern Wei Dynasty in Xitian temple is a three-dimensional round sculpture in the Northern Wei Dynasty. The Buddha is 5.6 meters tall, 1.8 meters wide and 1 meter thick. It has a bun on its head, a plump face, a cassock on its shoulders, a bare chest and barefoot. It stands upright on the rosette in the south, and bears the seal of fearlessness and wish. Wind and rain exploitation, through the vicissitudes of life, resulting in mouth and left hand disability. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, the state built houses to protect it. ?

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According to Linzi county annals (9 years of the Republic of China), the name of the Buddha "wuliangshou Buddha" was originally established in the Xingguo temple built by Zhao Shihu. It was renamed Guanghua temple in the early Song Dynasty, destroyed in the Yuan Dynasty, and rebuilt as the West Temple in the early Hongwu Period of the Ming Dynasty. In the eight scenes of Linzi, "listening to the bell at the head of the West Temple Tower" is just like this. The temple has been destroyed. ? in July 1984, it was announced as a municipal key cultural relics protection unit. In 1985, Linzi stone carving art exhibition hall was built on the basis of this Buddha. ?

Dongsi stone Buddha

Dongsi, also known as Kangshan temple, is located in zhujiazhong village, Qiling Town, Linzi District. There is no epitaph, only one statue of stone Buddha, 4.15 meters high, 1.9 meters wide and 0.9 meters thick, standing on a rectangular stone base with 212 Buddha statues on its barefoot face to the south. The head is decorated in a bun, the body is dressed in a cassock with a shoulder opening, the inside is decorated with a monk's branch, the chest is knotted, the hands are decorated with fearless and willing seals, and the fingers of the left hand are incomplete. His face is plump, and the proportion is harmonious. The head and body were originally made of two stones. Because the stone tenon came out, the Buddha head tilted forward. According to the expert's certification, this Buddha was created in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Its head was changed by later generations, and its style is quite different from that of the Buddha's body. In 1984, it was announced as a municipal key cultural relics protection unit. In the spring of 1985, it was moved to Linzi stone carving art gallery.

Xingfu temple stone Buddha of Ming Dynasty

It is located in the garden Institute of Linzi District. It is a Ming Dynasty statue. According to the records of Linzi County in the 9th year of the Republic of China, "Xingfu temple is outside the west gate of xiangjiazhuang. The temple is destroyed. There are three statues and two-year system of Hongwu.". Today's stone Buddha is just like the old one. The three Buddhas are side by side, half a meter apart. They sit on the waist bunched Xumi seat. It is decorated with a bun, a cassock, a right arm and a monk's branch. The center stone Buddha's hands are folded up in front of his abdomen; the left stone Buddha's hands are clasped in front of his chest; the right stone Buddha's left heart is naturally placed in front of his abdomen and his right heart is placed down on his right knee. The three Buddhas are barefoot, 1.77 meters high, slightly disabled face, Xumi seat 0.5 meters high, and see tilt. In 1973, during the general survey of cultural relics, it was found that the remnant stone of the temple had the title of "ten years of Hongzhi of Ming Dynasty, Linzi county system of Qingzhou Prefecture, masons Wu Ming and Liu Zeng". According to this, the temple may have been repaired in 1497 (ten years of Hongzhi of Ming Dynasty). There are four octagonal stone pillars at the temple site, 4.43 meters in height. They are the pillars of the former palace, only one in the northwest corner, which was originally made of two sections. In 1980, two stone pillars were destroyed, and a Buddha's head and leg were smashed down, and then cemented. ? in July 1984, it was announced as a municipal key cultural relics protection unit. In the spring of 1985, the stone Buddha and stone pillar were moved to Linzi stone carving art gallery. Shifu temple stone Buddha of Northern Wei Dynasty is located in dafudian village, zhutai Township, Linzi District. According to Linzi county annals, Shifu temple was first built in 524 (the fifth year of Zhengguang reign of emperor Xiaoming of the Northern Wei Dynasty) and then collapsed. In 1471 (the seventh year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty), a new Chongxing temple was built at its original site, and the stone statues and steles of the former Shifu temple were moved in. Today, Chongxing temple has been leveled. There are two stone statues and two steles. The first one is 1.9 meters high and 0.64 meters wide, with head, hands and seats disabled; the second one is 1.73 meters high and 0.6 meters wide, with head and hands disabled, with inscriptions under it to record the believers. One of the inscriptions is 0.94M high, 0.42m wide and 0.38M thick, and it reads "the fifth anniversary of Zhengguang of the great Wei Dynasty has been celebrated in August in Xincheng County, Gaoyang County, Chou Qingzhou. The main road of the temple is full of power. One hundred brothers and sisters of the Taoist priest and Fayi revered Maitreya as a body"; the other is 2.3m high, 0.9m wide and 0.22m thick. The top is Shajiao, which is the inscription of Chongxing temple.

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