Feilai Temple

Feilai Temple is a Buddhist temple positioned at the bank of Bei River, in Qingyuan, Guangdong, China. Feilai Temple became at first constructed in 520, however due to herbal disasters has been rebuilt numerous instances on the grounds. The gift model became finished in June 2004. The temple has a construction area of 4,000 square metres. A legendary and mysterious pronouncing is that the Yellow Emperor had sons Taiyu and Zhongyang, each of whom lived in seclusion at the foot of Feilai Gorge, beside the Bei River. One night time, below the moonlight, they consuming and composing, and enjoying the beautiful surroundings. However, they felt regretful that the surroundings are herbal landscape and the panorama sorts are a bit simple.

As soon as, they rode the cloud and mist to Yanzuo Temple, in Shuzhou, Anhui. They invided abbot Zhenjun to promote Buddhism. The Chan master nodded. So, Taiyu and Zhongyang used their spells to move the temple to Feilai Gorge. Feilai Temple turned into first constructed within the 1st year of Period Putong in the Liang dynasty by way of Chan master Zhenjun and Ling'ai. Emperor Wu inscribed and commemorated the name “Zhide Temple”. When Bodhidharma arrived in China, Emperor Wu, a devout Buddhist believer, right away despatched envoys to receive Bodhidharma to the capital Jiankang after he heard of his coming, Bodhidharma preached dharma on the temple when he moved north via here.