Beijing Fuyou Temple

Just on Beichang Street, next to the Forbidden City, the location is very good to find, but unfortunately it is not open at all! Can't see the building inside, it is said to be a very cattle lama temple! The history is also very long! I hope I can go in and see it next time I come to Beijing!

Is it the Forbidden City, the royal temple of the Forbidden City, after the old emperor died, there is no children and concubines, they must be made a nun here, just guessing, only for reference, no verification.

Fuyou Temple is located in the east of Beikou Road, Beichangjie, Beijing. It was built in Shunzhi Period of Qing Dynasty. It is the acne avoidance place of Xuanye, the sage of Qing Dynasty. In the first year of Yongzheng (1723), Hongli, to be distributed to the Prince of Bao (Emperor Qianlong), was designated as the private first place. Hongli did not move in, but was changed to Lama Temple and named Fuyou Temple after its accession to the throne. Now we can't go in and see it here. We can only look at it at the door.

There is a temple in Beijing, which is extremely magnificent in appearance. It is said that the wars, the Cultural Revolution and other catastrophes are basically intact. It is a miracle and quite mysterious. It is said that the reason why the temple was saved from catastrophe is because of the experience of the Bodhisattva gods in the temple.

Fuyou Temple is located east of Beichang Street North Exit Road, Beijing. It was built during the Qing Shunzhi period and is a refuge for the Qing Shengzu Xuanxuan. The first year of Yuanzheng (1723) is proposed to be assigned to Prince Bao (Qianlong Emperor) Yuanli as a private place. Yuanli did not move in, and after the accession to the throne, it was changed to the Lama Temple, known as Fuyou Temple. But it has not been external.