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Gilt Jin Yingzhen Silver Golden Four Shops Twelve Rings Silver Tin Stand
Today, the director introduced a different precious cultural relic. It was the highest representative of the monks of the Tang Dynasty -Gold Gold Yingzhen Yinjin Silver Golden Four Twelve Silver Silver Staff. Tibetan friends must be extremely strange to this name. Let ’s introduce to you what it is!
(The picture above shows the Golden Golden Silver Golden Four Shops Twelve Crossing Silver Tin Stand)
Tin stick
When talking about this cultural relic, the director will introduce the “tin stick” to you. In the book “The Sutra of the Sutra”, I wrote: “Holding this stick to hold the Buddha body, everything is in it.” It is translated as: holding this scepter is like a Buddha’s life, and Wanli Road is in his way. It can be seen how powerful the ancients were! It is actually a magic weapon of monks in ancient times, and it is the supreme representative of many Buddhist magic weapons.
The purpose of tin stick
This magic instrument plays an important role when the monk wants to turn the fate. When the monk turns the fate, it is inconvenient to knock on the door. He is afraid that the owner will disturb the iron rings on the tin stick to replace the door, and the monk encounters the danger when the monk encounters the danger. It has the effect of defense.
(The picture above shows the tin stick used by monks)
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This magic weapon actually comes from the Famen Temple that the director’s last time. In April 1987, the Gate of Famen Temple Palace, which had been closed for more than a thousand years, was opened. This tin stick quietly appeared in front of people, and people knew the importance of this instrument at a glance. Now it is collected in the Famen Temple Museum and was ordered by the State Administration of Cultural Relics as one of the first batch of exhibition cultural relics to prohibit abroad (border). Essence This tin stick is 196.5 cm long and weighs 2390 grams. With such a heavy tin stick, Tibetan friends must have guessed what materials it was made?
(The picture above shows the top of the tin stick)
illustrate in detail
That’s right, this tin stick is not made of tin metal like other metal instruments, but is made from gold and silver materials. According to expert investigations, this tin stick was built with pure gold 2 and two and the sterling silver 58 two. This tin stick consists of three parts, which are the stick body, the head of the stick, and the top of the stick. The head of the rod is the four -wheeled twelve rings. This is the highest authority in the Buddhist world. The experts also named it “the king of tin sticks”! The top of the stick is the dual lotus platform that symbolizes the Buddha, with one wisdom bead.
(The picture above shows the head map of the tin stick and the whole body of the tin stick)
Famen Temple
After watching this national first -class cultural relic, Tibetan friends lamented how important the Famen Temple of the Tang Dynasty was in the past and today? There are so many cultural relics. In fact, the Famen Temple was an exclusive royal monasteries of the emperor during the Tang Dynasty. He has held many “law meetings” many times. Now that these rare treasures are also expected by experts.
(The picture above is the Famen Temple map)
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(The picture above shows the Golden Golden Silver Golden Four Shops Twelve Crossing Silver Tin Stand)