Excuse me, what does the pagoda in the temple's pharmacist Buddha mean?

The image of the pharmacist Buddha, according to the ritual support method of pharmacist Liu Wangqi Buddha, holds the medicine container in his left hand (and makes priceless beads), wears three seals in his right hand, wears cassock, sits on the lotus stage and has twelve gods under the stage. These twelve gods will swear to protect the pharmacist law, each with 7 thousand medicine forks, to protect all beings who hold the name of pharmacist Buddha everywhere. It is also widely circulated as snail hair, left-handed medicine pot, right-handed fearless seal (or willing to seal), with two bodhisattvas of sunlight and moonlight beside them, called three pharmacists. These two threats are the first among countless people in the pure land of the pharmacist Buddha, and they are bodhisattvas who make up for life. Some waiters were threatened by Guanyin and Shi Zhi Bodhisattva. In addition, eight bodhisattvas, such as Manjusri Bodhisattva, Guanyin, Shi Zhi, Baotanhua, Endless Meaning, Wang Yao, drug dealer and Maitreya, can serve as their waiters. According to Tang Yijing's translation, Liu Qifo, a pharmacist, wanted to be virtuous, and the pharmacist Buddha was also a pharmacist in seven buddha. That is to say, it is good to call the lucky Tathagata King. Bao Yue's wisdom and strictness make the Tathagata King at home, and his troubles are the best. There are also lucky Tathagata, Fahai Lei Yin Tathagata, Fahai Club's game magic Tathagata, and pharmacist glazed Tathagata. The first six of them are two parts of the pharmacist Tathagata. Seven buddha Pharmacist Law is one of the four laws of Japanese Taiwan Province. If the pharmacist Tathagata is regarded as the deity, the method of repairing disasters is called the pharmacist method. The ceremony is the same as that of seven buddha Pharmacist Law. Its samadhi shape is a medicine pot. A catchphrase can be divided into big catchphrases and small catchphrases. What's the catchphrase? ????????????? . And this Tathagata is the same as Ah■, Da Ri or Sakyamuni. 【 Pharmacist Tathagata's Original Wishing Sutra (translated by Dharma Gupta in Sui Dynasty), Pharmacist Liu's Tathagata Eliminating Disasters and Difficult to recite Sutras, Pharmacist Tathagata Watching Rites, Biography of Eminent Monks in the Thirty Years of Sui Dynasty, Biography of Eminent Monks in the Song Dynasty in the Twenty-fourth Year of Tang and Yuan Dynasties, Five New Collections of Sanzang Collection, Miscellaneous Miscellanies of Suspected Scriptures, and The 91st Buddha Statue in Ancient and Modern Books.