Dizang Hall

Dizang Hall

The dizang hall, which is mainly for dizang Bodhisattva, is one of the important auxiliary halls of the Buddhist temple. It is a national key cultural relic and the treasure of Jiuhua Mountain.

The origin of Buddhist temple

According to the ten wheel Sutra of Tibetans, the name of Tibetans Bodhisattva comes from the fact that "tranquility is like the earth, meditation is like treasure". The Bodhisattva of the king of Tibet is worshipped in the hall of Tibet. He was also one of the four Bodhisattvas. When he was practicing in Jiuhua Mountain, he made a big vow, saying: hell is not empty, vows are not Buddha, all living beings are exhausted, and Bodhisattva is proved! Who goes to hell if I don't go to hell! Therefore, among all Bodhisattvas, the Bodhisattva of the king of Tibetans is the first of all. The nine ring tin battle of the right hand opens the gate of hell, and the Pearl of the left hand illuminates the darkness of hell. Magnify the light so that all living beings suffering can be happy from suffering. The name of his mount is diting. It's a psychic beast under the Sutra of the Bodhisattva of Tibet. In journey to the west, there is a story about how to distinguish the true from the false Monkey King.

The Sutra says that he was instructed by Sakyamuni to educate all living beings in the samsara of the six paths (heaven, man, Asura, hungry ghost, hell and beast) and save all suffering after Sakyamuni's death and before Maitreya was born. He was ordered to make a vow that he would not become a Buddha until all living beings were free from suffering. Therefore, the Bodhisattva of Tibet is also called "Bodhisattva of sad wish" and "Bodhisattva of great wish".

Standing around the Bodhisattva is min Gong and Dao Ming.

Address: Provincial Highway 101

Longitude: 104.574217

Latitude: 30.897876

Chinese PinYin : Di Cang Dian