Detailed information of Dicang Temple (Dicang Temple in Gulou District, Nanjing)

Dizang Temple is located on the north slope of Lion Mountain Scenic Area in Gulou District, Nanjing. /kloc-0 was completed in September, 1999 and completed by the end of 2000. It is planned to build 1 Daxiong Hall and Tianwang Hall, 2 wing rooms and several monk rooms.

Dicang Temple, formerly known as Dicang Temple, was originally located on the west side of Xiaguan section of Qinhuai River. Founded in the late Qing Dynasty, it is an ancient Buddhist temple in Xiaguan area, which has been burning incense in history and providing religious activities for the surrounding religious people. 1999 changed its name to Dizang Temple and moved to this address.

Dizang Temple was built in Tang Suzong to Germany in two years, and was originally located at the top of Liangqingshan Mountain. In the Ming Dynasty, it was moved to the vicinity of Fenghuang Bridge in Liang Qing and renamed Dizang Temple. 1937 12. The Japanese invaders occupied Nanjing, and the Tibetan temple was robbed and later changed to a school. After the victory of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the Dizang King Temple was rebuilt in Sanchahe area. 1997 demolition due to the transformation of the old city. 1999 10, Shizishan rebuilt Dizang Temple, with yellow walls and black tiles, solemn and simple.

Location of Dizang Temple: North Slope of Lion Mountain Scenic Area, Gulou District, Nanjing Climate Type: Subtropical Monsoon Climate Scenic Area Level: History, Introduction and History of National AAAA-level Tourist Attractions According to relevant records, before liberation, Dizang Temple was managed by a young monk from a Buddhist temple in Xiaguan area. Later, because the monks didn't obey the rules, the people elected Nanzu Temple as their master and teacher Miao Ni. On June 1936 and 1, Master Xue Song, then president of Nanjing Branch of Chinese Buddhist Association, and the monks of Pilu Temple notarized, and Master Miao Ni handed over buddhist nun to the local lay man Qi. Shi, the current abbot, is a common name. 1973+00 was born in Longcheng District, Chaoyang County, Liaoning Province in June, 1988 became a monk in May, 1994 came to the temple to assist Qi in his work, and 1999 took over the temple in June. There are currently three nuns in Dizang Temple. Lion Mountain, where the Tibetan King Temple is located, is located in the northwest corner of Nanjing and is a famous scenic spot. Lion Mountain is 78.4 meters above sea level, with an area of 6.5438+0.4 million square meters and a circumference of 2 kilometers. It has many places of interest and cultural and natural landscapes. Surrounded by ancient city walls and moats on three sides, the mountain is connected with Hydrangea Park, Yi Jiangmen Tower, Xiaotaoyuan and Bazi Mountain in the south, and echoes Tianfei Palace, Jinghai Temple and Sansu Rock in the northwest. The mountains are densely covered with vegetation and lush trees, and the natural landscapes such as mountains, water, cities and forests are integrated. Climb to the top of the mountain and look at the natural scenery of the Yangtze River in the north and the new look of Jinling in the south. The geographical position is unique. In history, Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty, set up his headquarters in Lion Mountain, and the governor defeated Chen Youliang, which laid the foundation of the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang wrote a letter to build the Yuejiang Tower on the top of the mountain, and co-wrote an article "Yuejiang Tower" with academician Song Lian. However, construction failed for some reason, so there is an old saying that "there is no building in memory". In 2000, the Nanjing Municipal Party Committee, the city * * and Xiaguan District built the Yuejiang Building Scenic Area in Lion Mountain, ending the 600-year history of Yuejiang Building without a building and realizing the beautiful scenery of "four famous buildings in the world today, with a cool breeze and a bright moon". As a part of the scenic spot, the newly-built hall of Dizang Temple is dominated by the ancient architectural style of Ming and Qing Dynasties, with grey tiles on the roof and painted arches under the eaves, which is magnificent. There is an old tree on both sides of the main hall. It is said that it has a history of one hundred years, and it needs two people to hug each other, so it is graceful and full of vitality. The whole temple is hidden among the green hills and trees, echoing the Yuejiang Tower in the distance, becoming a scenic spot in Lion Mountain. Lion Mountain, where the Tibetan King Temple is located, is located in the northwest corner of Nanjing and is a famous scenic spot. Lion Mountain is 78.4 meters above sea level, with an area of 6.5438+0.4 million square meters and a circumference of 2 kilometers. It has many places of interest and cultural and natural landscapes. Surrounded by ancient city walls and moats on three sides, the mountain is connected with Hydrangea Park, Yi Jiangmen Tower, Xiaotaoyuan and Bazi Mountain in the south, and echoes Tianfei Palace, Jinghai Temple and Sansu Rock in the northwest. The mountains are densely covered with vegetation and lush trees, and the natural landscapes such as mountains, water, cities and forests are integrated. Climb to the top of the mountain and look at the natural scenery of the Yangtze River in the north and the new look of Jinling in the south. The geographical position is unique. In history, Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty, set up his headquarters in Lion Mountain, and the governor defeated Chen Youliang, which laid the foundation of the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang wrote a letter to build the Yuejiang Tower on the top of the mountain, and co-wrote an article "Yuejiang Tower" with academician Song Lian. However, construction failed for some reason, so there is an old saying that "there is no building in memory". In 2000, the Nanjing Municipal Party Committee, the city * * and Xiaguan District built the Yuejiang Building Scenic Area in Lion Mountain, ending the 600-year history of Yuejiang Building without a building and realizing the beautiful scenery of "four famous buildings in the world today, with a cool breeze and a bright moon". As a part of the scenic spot, the newly-built hall of Dizang Temple is dominated by the ancient architectural style of Ming and Qing Dynasties, with grey tiles on the roof and painted arches under the eaves, which is magnificent. There is an old tree on both sides of the main hall. It is said that it has a history of one hundred years, and it needs two people to hug each other, so it is graceful and full of vitality. The whole temple is hidden among the green hills and trees, echoing the Yuejiang Tower in the distance, becoming a scenic spot in Lion Mountain.