Seven Buddhist temples

The temple was founded in the Northern Song Dynasty. It was repaired in 1466, the second year of Chenghua in the Ming Dynasty, and rebuilt in 1734, the 12th year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty. It is named after the Buddha who worships the corpse of the Buddha, the Buddha who abandons the corpse, the Buddha who abandons the corpse, the Buddha who detains the sun, the Buddha who detains the nahan, the Buddha who worships the Kaya and the Buddha who worships the Sakyamuni. Now there are Buddhist temples, squatters and Buddhist temples in the temple. In the west of the temple, there are seven Burmese jade Buddhas, with beautiful shape and solemn Dharma. In the East is the hall of three saints, with three bays and a single eaves on the top of a hard mountain. Inside it are the "three saints of Huayan" such as Sakyamuni Buddha, Manjusri Bodhisattva and Puxian Bodhisattva. In the south is the ancestral hall with three bays; in the north is the guest hall with three bays; in the northwest is the Manjusri hall. There was a big iron bell in the Ming Dynasty in the temple. On the hillside outside the temple, there were three Scripture buildings built in the reign of song Yuanfeng. In the west of the temple, the Zen hall is under construction. It is ready to worship more than ten white jade Buddha statues that have been invited. In the south of the temple stands a white marble Pagoda with six corners and seven stories of dense eaves. It has a stone base and a waist tied xumizuo. The upper and lower parts of the pagoda are carved with lotus petals, and the waist is decorated with flowers and plants. On the front of the pagoda, there is an arch hole in each layer. From the bottom to the top, there are stone sculptures, such as the Buddha of the dead, the Buddha of the dead, the Buddha of the dead, the Buddha of the visepha, the Buddha of the detained sun, the Buddha of the arrested nahan, the Buddha of the JIAYE and the Buddha of the Sakyamuni.

Address: Qizhen line, Pukou District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province

Longitude: 118.608191

Latitude: 32.094895

Chinese PinYin : Gu Sha Qi Fo Si