Why does Dali have the tradition of "the king abdicated as a monk"? What the hell is going on here?

China's culture is profound and profound, and China has many national cultures, which also shows that China is tolerant and can tolerate many nationalities, which is also the great mind of the people of China. And there are different gods in every region of China. In many southern areas, they all believe in Guanyin, Buddhism and so on, while in the west of China. Although Buddhism is not the local church in China, it is better than many local religions in our hearts. Then why does Dali have the tradition of abdicating and becoming a monk? What the hell is going on here? The answer is as follows.

1. Dali is a holy place to believe in Buddhism. First of all, Dali is located in the southwest of China, Yunnan is the most remote province in the southwest, and Yunnan is adjacent to India, Myanmar, Vietnam and other countries. But it is this relationship that makes many cultures spread from Yunnan and other border cities to China, including Indian Buddhism. On the contrary, Dali is obviously a holy place to believe in Buddhism. Every year, many tourists come to watch Buddhism in Dali, and the Buddhist culture in Dali is also supported by Indian Buddhism. So in Dali, many people believe in Buddhism, including the former rulers of Dali.

Second, the ruler thinks that he is atoning for himself after he abdicates. Secondly, another reason is that the rulers think that they are atoning for themselves after abdication. After all, being a ruler is against the whole Buddhist culture, so when they get old, they can only make amends by abdicating.

Third, this is also the traditional culture of Dali. The last point is about the ruler of Dali. Their abdication is also a traditional way in Dali. Dali has many rulers. Then using this abdication method to let the next successor have more spare capacity also reflects the psychology of these rulers not to compete with the secular.