Yongning Temple Ruins

Take a look at it at will. There are really many monuments in Luoyang. Build a building and repair a road can basically dig out the monuments. There are too many things to see here. I can't finish it. I can't go to the airport to see the flowers at will.

Luoyang Yongning Temple was built in the first year of Xiping in the late Northern Wei Dynasty (516), and Yongxi was burned in three years (534), and it is now not alive. The site is located in the site of Luoyang City, Hanwei, 15 kilometers east of Luoyang City, Henan Province. According to Yang Xuanzhi's "Luoyang Jialan Ji", the Yongning Temple tower is a wooden structure, nine floors high, 100 feet, a hundred miles away can be seen. According to other records, the tower is 49 feet or more than 40 feet high, which is about 136 ． 71 meters, plus the tower is about 147 meters high, which is the greatest pagoda in ancient times and twice the height of the wooden pagoda in Yingxian County, Shanxi Province (the tower height is67.31 meters).

Later, a lot of incomplete sculptures were unearthed, some with only half a face, some without a head but the belt was floating. At that time, it was only a mud lodging, and then a fire burned into pottery. Instead, it was retained for thousands of years and is now in the Luoyang Museum.

It is not built, Luoyang (sad, Henan people's misfortune, cup!

In fact, this temple is not very famous, just like Baoen Temple is famous for the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. This temple is still famous for the Baizhang Pagoda! It was built when the Northern Wei Dynasty moved to the capital, and only the kind of pious Buddha Pope Room can do this at that time.