Does every attraction have a story? So what is the origin of Feilai Temple in Qingyuan? Does anyone know?

Many attractions have stories, which may be true, or they may be made up for publicity or to attract attention. Qingyuan Feilai Temple Feilai Temple is located in the Feilai Temple at the Small Three Gorges in Beijiang, Qingyuan City, Guangdong. It is said that Feilai Temple came from Anhui, so it is named Feilai Temple. According to legend, in the first year of Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty (AD 520), Taiyu and Zhongyang, two concubines of Emperor Xuanyuan Huang, lived in seclusion in Feilai Gorge. On a moonlit night, while they were drinking and having fun, while admiring the mountains, the green rivers, and the fishing fires in front of them, they always felt that something was missing. What was missing? Suddenly they realized: Yes, they just lacked a Taoist temple. Immediately, they rode up the auspicious clouds and came to Yanzuo Temple in Shangyuan, Shuzhou, Anhui Province. They said to the abbot Zen Master Zhenjun: "The gorge is located in the upper reaches of Qingyuan, dominated by thousands of peaks. Blessing is what is called a blessed land. I want to build a place where I can conquer the world." Zen Master Zhenjun couldn't refuse or answer, so he just nodded slightly. In the stillness of the night, Taiyu and Zhongyang performed the ritual. Thunder and lightning struck, and there was a strong wind and rain. They uprooted the entire Yanzuo Temple and moved it to Guangdong. The next day, Zen Master Zhenjun got up early and found that the temple was already in the Qingyuan Gorge. He was unhappy and muttered: "The temple can fly here, but why can't it fly away?" Words came from the air: "Movement is worse than silence!" From then on, this temple became a place of peace. So he took root and stayed in Feilaixia. It is said that Yanzuo Temple was moved from Anhui to Guangdong. When passing through Dageng Mountains in Jiangxi Province, a corner of the side hall was accidentally knocked off and fell into the Yunwu Mountains of Nanxiong Meiling. This is now the "Guajiao Temple", and later it was It is called Yunfeng Temple.

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