What is the status of Jizu Mountain in Binchuan, Dali, Yunnan Province in Buddhism?

Jizu Mountain is one of the famous Buddhist mountains in China, with the same name as Emei, Wutai, Jiuhua and Putuo. It is a famous Buddhist shrine in Southeast Asia, a gathering place of Tibetan Buddhism in China and the birthplace of Zen in the world. Known as "Jizu Mountain is the best in the world", "Lingshan Buddha Capital, Tourist Resort", "Tiankai Buddha Country" and "China First Foshan", it is famous for its four views and eight scenic spots. Jizu Mountain is a sacred place of Buddhism with a long history. According to local historical records, Buddhism in Jizushan began in the Song Dynasty and flourished in the Ming Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, Buddhism flourished in Jizushan, where monks such as Jing Yue, Wu Wan, Hong Ru, Da, Xiong became monks, pushing it to its peak. At this time, Jizu Mountain has "eight big temples, four small temples, sixty-five temples and more than 170 quiet rooms", among which Jinding Temple and Deng Chuan Temple are famous. In addition to monasteries, there are more than 200 pavilions, pavilions, corners, halls, squares, towers and temples, and 18 bridges (big mistake, "knowing the foot of the mountain"). From Jiajing to Wanli, there were hundreds of large and small monasteries in Jizu Mountain, where thousands of monks lived and cigarettes were everywhere, which was the heyday of Buddhism.

According to legend, Jizu Mountain is the Dojo where Ye Jia, the great disciple of Sakyamuni, gives lectures. Later, he settled in the first gate of China, waiting for the birth of Maitreya, and became a famous Buddhist shrine. During the Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, Xu Yun, a great monk in Jizushan, was called to Beijing by kindness to celebrate his birthday, and was given the word "Fulu Shoujie" by kindness to spend the national treasury in Daxing Temple in Jizushan. Emperor Guangxu named Zhu Sheng Temple as "Zhu Sheng Temple for Protecting the Country" and Xu Yun as "Master of Buddhism", and presented the abbot with a purple coat and jade seal.

Jizu Mountain is the birthplace of Zen Buddhism. More than two thousand years ago, the great disciple of Sakyamuni drank all Ye Jia's clothes and entered the first gate of Jizu Mountain, which established his lofty position in Buddhism. During the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, there were eight temples, 7 1 jungle, mainly Ye Jia Temple. In its heyday, it grew to 36 temples and 72 temples, with thousands of monks and nuns. There are many eminent monks in Jizu Mountain, such as the wise men in the Tang Dynasty, protecting the moon, Tzu Chi in the Song Dynasty, the origin of the Yuan Dynasty, Zhou Li, Che Yong, Buddhism, responsibility, blunder and center in the Ming Dynasty, and the empty cloud in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. Thousands of years of history in Jizu Mountain has accumulated endless cultural connotations. Ming Shenzong dedicated the Tibetan scriptures to this mountain and gave it a purple dome. Guangxu and Cixi sealed the "Temple of Protecting the National Fortune" and gave precious cultural relics such as armor, purple clothes and jade seals. Wu Daozi's thin horse; Li Xia's Eighteen Arhats Crossing Jiang Tu; Xu Xiake's "Jizushan"; Mo Long of Ketai; Xu Beihong's Chicken Zhushan and Running Horse; A large number of poems and scrolls left by Yang Sheng 'an, Li Yuanyang, Li Zhi, Dong Qichang, Sun Yat-sen, Liang Qichao, Yuan Jiagu, Zhao Fan and Zhao Puchu are all valuable cultural heritages of our country. Jizu Mountain is famous for its heroism, adventure, miracle, beauty and seclusion. Also known as "the Buddha country in the sky" and "the Buddha capital of Lingshan". Xu Xiake praised "the concept of instruments is the best at the moment" and "the first in the sea!" Xu Beihong wrote a poem, "Vultures are a desolate land, no better than a dusty mountain".