What style has Famen Temple, a thousand-year-old temple, left after ups and downs?

Buddhist culture prevailed in the Tang Dynasty, and Wu Zetian strongly supported it. The Tang Priest's pilgrimage to the West described in The Journey to the West is a literary work based on the historical fact that Master Xuanzang went abroad to seek truth from the scriptures in Tianzhu in the Tang Dynasty. Millennium Temple? Famen Temple? It is the witness of Buddhist culture in the Tang Dynasty. The Great Famen Temple, which has existed for thousands of years, shows us the prosperity of Buddhist culture in the Tang Dynasty. Tang Gaozu Li Yuan personally supervised the renovation of Famen Temple and personally cut the ribbon for Famen Temple. Famen Temple became a Buddhist shrine in the Tang Dynasty, and many devout believers came here to burn incense. Is it a thousand-year-old temple in Fufeng County, Baoji City, Shaanxi Province? Famen Temple? It has been listed as a national protected cultural relic.

Tang Gaozong Li Yuan was the founder of the Tang Dynasty. New dynasty, new atmosphere. He established Famen Temple and declared his authority to the whole world. He wants the whole world to see that it belongs to the Tang Dynasty, and the era of Li Yuan is coming. Under the witness of everyone, Li Yuan created an unprecedented dynasty, and Famen Temple was a positive signal that he released to the whole world. However, temples and pagodas are all wooden buildings, and a ruthless fire directly erased the traces of Famen Temple.

Famen Temple was rebuilt after Li Shimin came to power. Famen Temple has an extremely special existence, where Buddhist relics are enshrined. Some people, for their own political purposes, began to associate the relics with the stability of the country. This must be a superstitious statement. Of course we don't believe it now, but under the ideological culture at that time, Li Shimin still believed it.

The thirty-year period is coming, please enter the palace to bless the country, the country and the people. At present, the relics at that time are still preserved in the underground palace of Famen Temple. All the kings in the Tang Dynasty continued this tradition and regularly invited the Buddhist relics to the palace for support.