Fufeng county tourist attractions

There is Famen Temple in Fufeng County.

Famen Temple, also known as the "True Body Tower", is located in Fufeng County, Baoji City, the hometown of Emperor Yan and bronzes. It is a national key cultural relics protection unit, with the distance of 1 10 km to the east and 90 km to Baoji city to the west. Famen Temple was built at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, around 1700 years ago.

Famen Temple, known as the royal temple, has become a Buddhist holy place that the whole country looks up to because of the phalanx of Sakyamuni Buddha. Famen Temple Pagoda is known as the "tower for protecting the country". Famen Temple cultural scenic spot where the temple is located is a national AAAAA-level tourist scenic spot, and Famen Temple underground palace is the largest underground palace ever seen.

The development of history

Famen Temple was built in the late Eastern Han Dynasty during the Huanling period. It consists of a pagoda and a four-story wooden tower. Under the pagoda, there is an underground palace. There is a coffin made of red sandalwood in the underground palace, and the finger bones of the Buddha are put in a golden jar. The wooden pagoda is called "stupa", and a temple was built because of the pagoda, formerly known as Asoka Temple. After the extinction of Sakyamuni Buddha, the remains were cremated into relics.

In the third century BC, after King Ashoka unified India, he divided the relic into 84,000 pieces, made it into the spirit of Jambu-Di^pa, distributed it to all countries in the world, and built a tower to worship it. There are 19 in China, and Famen Temple is the fifth. The wooden tower of Famen Temple dedicated to Buddhist bones and relics was repeatedly destroyed in the melee between the Sixteen Countries and the Southern and Northern Dynasties. In particular, Emperor Tuoba Tao of the Northern Wei Dynasty adopted Ho Choi's suggestion, banned Buddhism, and destroyed Buddhist scriptures, Buddha statues and stupa temples, leaving the stupa born to die of the temple in ruins.

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