Monjusenji Temple

The Bodhisattva is located on the Lingqi Peak of Wutai Mountain in Shanxi Province. It is magnificent, colorful and has the characteristics of the palace. It is the largest lama monastery in Wutai Mountain and the key national Buddhist monastery in Han nationality area determined by the State Council. The largest Huangjiao monastery in Wutai Mountain, Shanxi Province. Located on the Lingqi Peak on the north side of Xiantong Temple, Taihuai Town, Wutai Mountain. It is rumored to be Wenshu Bodhisattva Domain, that is, Wenshu Residence, so it is also known as Zhenrong Courtyard and Da Wenshu Temple; it is one of the five Zen places in Wutai Mountain. This temple was founded in the period of the Northern Wei Xiaowen Emperor (471 ～ 499), and has been rebuilt many times in the past. After Ming Yongle, Mongolian and Tibetan lamas settled in Wutai Mountain, and became the head of Wutai Mountain Huangmiao. The Kangxi and Qianlong emperors of the Qing Dynasty worshiped Mount Wutai several times, stayed at the top of the Bodhisattva, gave the Bodhisattva top lama Admiralty, and ordered the whole province of Shanxi, including Shanxi governor, Datong General Bing, Daizhou Daotai, etc., to pay tribute to the Da Lama. The temple covers an area of 45 mu, and the temple is built in the direction of the mountain. The layout is rigorous. There are stone steps in front of the temple. There are buildings such as the Temple of Heavenly Kings, Bell and Drum Tower, and the Daxiong Palace in the mountain gate. Each temple is covered with three colors of glazed tiles. In addition, there are Kangxi Imperial Monument in the temple, and the square is a dagger, standing in the front yard; Qianlong Royal Monument in the Dongchanyuan Monument Pavilion, carved with square stones, six meters high, each side one meter wide, engraved on Han, Man, Mongolia, Tibetan four words.

According to the "Wenshu Temple Repair Monument" record, Wenshu Temple is located in Weijiazhuang Village, Ziyan Township, Xinfu District, Zhangzhou City. The construction period is unknown, and the legend of the village has been around for hundreds of years. The temple is north of Jinshan, south of Wufeng, west with Muma River, east of Wutai Mountain, the Buddha's land, the vast terrain, the temple is restored, thousands of auspicious, Buddha light, for the famous Buddhist Daochang at that time.[1]

Rumors are built by monks, the big Buddhas are hidden in green leaves, the native woods are rich, and the clear water in the caves can be drunk.

Looking at the guide, I realized that it was the birthplace of Manjushri's wisdom. One of Japan's three major Buddhist temples.

From the temple, you can see the gentle mountains and autumn leaves. Please come and play when you have time.