Zhimen Temple

Zhimen Temple was built in the next four years (957), formerly known as Baoanyuan. The name of the temple is "Zhimen", which does have new connotations compared with the old name "Security". "Wisdom" is a common Confucian term, that is, the Sanskrit "prajna" free translation, "wisdom door" means the door of wisdom. It can be seen that the master of the temple at that time was also versed in Confucianism and Buddhism, and he was quite cultivated. Since then, Zhimen Temple has "taught from disciples to each other, and has a wide range of Fanyu". At the same time, it has strong economic strength. According to "Baoqing Simingzhi", there are "674 mu of permanent land and 2,244 mu of mountains". The prosperity of the temple can be imagined. Later, Zhimen Temple actually had a "Chibi Fu" tablet. According to Yu Yizheng's "Jinshi Ji": "Chibi Fu" of Zhimen Temple, written by Huang Tingjian. Note: The book written by the valley (Huang Tingjian), that is, Su Wenzhong (Su Dongpo) "Front and Back Chibi Fu", this is just like a monument in the Song Dynasty. Xiangshan's old ambitions are lost. ”