The story of Princess Wencheng's entry into Tibet is very short.

Brief introduction: Songzan Gambo, the leader of Tubo, sent envoys to propose marriage to the emperor of Tang Dynasty. The envoys passed the test of the emperor, who allowed Princess Wencheng to embark on the road to Tibet after marriage.

Princess Wencheng set out with the advanced technology of the Tang Dynasty, and encountered many difficulties along the way. Princess Wencheng built a bridge and paved the way, backed by a mountain, met a crow and swan, and finally came to Tibet, married Songzan Gambu, and spread the advanced technology of the Tang Dynasty to Tibet, which was deeply loved by the Tibetan people.

The extended materials Songzan Gampo and Princess Wencheng have made important contributions to the friendship between the Han and Tibetan nationalities. Today, the Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple in Lhasa are also dedicated to the statues of Songzan Gambo and Princess Wencheng. The Potala Palace still preserves the remains of their wedding room. The legend of Liu Tang in front of Jokhang Temple was planted by the princess herself. Tibetan history books record the deeds of the princess in a lot of space.

Siddhattha gotama, Princess Wencheng, is still worshipped by Tibetan people. Princess Wencheng is a devout Buddhist. She took pagodas, scriptures and Buddha statues into Tibet and decided to build a temple to preach Buddha. She helped Songzan Gambu design and build Jokhang Temple. After the Jokhang Temple was completed, Princess Wencheng and Songzan Gambu personally planted willows outside the temple gate and became the famous Liu Tang in later generations.

The famous monument of the League of uncles, also known as the Evergreen League Monument, stands next to Liu Tang. At present, a statue of Sakyamuni enshrined in the center of Jokhang Temple Hall was also brought by Princess Wencheng. In the attached halls on both sides of the main hall, there are statues of Songzan Gambo and Princess Wencheng, which are very beautiful and lifelike. It's just that there are too many people who donate money from Imbusch, and a pimple has grown on their faces.

Princess Wencheng also built Jokhang Temple. Since then, Buddhism has spread slowly in Tibet. Princess Wencheng also named the mountains around Lhasa with eight treasures, such as Miaolian, Baoshan, Youshi Conch, King Kong, Shengli Building, Aquarius and Goldfish, which have been used ever since.

Songzan Gambu built a palace specially for Princess Wencheng. "Building a palace for another princess" in China literature refers to the Potala Palace, which is a three-castle palace built for Princess Wencheng in Lhasa, Tibet, and the Tubo Jokhang Temple and the Chinese Jokhang Temple built by Princess Wencheng herself.

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