It is said that the presidency in the temple was the opposite-sex uncle of an emperor of the Tang Dynasty. He was entrusted by the throne of wise men. Because he was excluded in the court, he was even more lazy to see the corruption of the dynasty, so he resigned from the throne,

Qishan Jingtu Temple, Ju County, Rizhao City, Shandong Province, was built during the Tang Dynasty (827-835). It is said that the temple was not at its current location at that time, but was in front of Hengshan, about two miles south of the temple. It is said that the presidency in the temple was the opposite-sex uncle of an emperor of the Tang Dynasty. He was entrusted by the throne of wise men. Because he was excluded in the court, he was even more lazy to see the corruption of the dynasty, so he resigned from the throne, became his home in all over the world, traveled through famous mountains and rivers, and finally lived in seclusion here. Build temples and build temples, become monks and chant Buddha's name, accumulate virtue and do good deeds, and save all sentient beings. After the completion of the

Temple, it served as the abbot and named the temple the Pure Land Temple, which means that it is quiet and peaceful, and it means a paradise. In addition to Buddhist affairs, you will dig Chinese herbal medicines whenever you have time to cure diseases for the mountain people for free, and you will be rewarded with great merit. There is also a good way to manage temples, and the local people praised them. The Pure Land Temple became famous and the incense was very popular. Several years later, the abbot of the Pure Land Temple "died". The emperor granted the title of "Imperial Burial" and said: In the future, all monks from the Pure Land Temple will be buried with great funerals after passing away. The burial stone drum that loved drums during his lifetime, the burial stone drum that loved drums, and the burial stone drum that loved drums (big cymbals). To this day, the above stone tools still exist at the monk forest site in front of Hengshan.

Just as the Pure Land Temple was booming, a disaster fell from the sky, and even the nuns in Qingyun Temple suffered an unjust injustice.

There is a nunnery about ten miles southeast of Jingtu Temple, called "Qingyun Temple". The time of the temple construction is the same as the time of the Jingtu Temple.

One day, a student who went to Beijing to take the exam became ill due to a long journey and overwork, and accidentally went to the temple to seek help. The scholar met with Lao Ni and explained his purpose. The old nun looked closer and saw that the Juzi was really sick and said in embarrassment: "Don't the two donors know that there are other reasons for men and women? It would be unpleasant to say that if you keep the donor to stay and let the world spread it, it would be hard to say. Besides, this donor is seriously ill. There are few doctors in the temple lack medicine. What should I do if I accidentally treat the disease? You might as well take advantage of the fact that it is not dark and let my two disciples lead the way to the Jingtu Temple! There are many famous doctors there, which are both easy to stay and treat the disease." After hearing this, the Juzi said: "Thank you for your advice."

So, the Juzi came to the Jingtu Temple under the escort of the scholar and two nuns. The elders in the temple quickly arranged residences for the two of them, decocted soup and boiled medicine, and carefully prepared them. Over the last few days, this Juan's illness not only did not improve, but instead worsened. The elders in the temple were anxious. On the one hand, they ordered their subordinates to dig up precious herbs in the deep mountains and forests to continue to treat them. On the other hand, they arranged for the enrolled scholars to go home to report their letters.

This son was originally a child of an official. When he heard that his son was ill on the way, he hurriedly sent someone to ride a horse to the Jingtu Temple overnight. When he saw the son, the son was paralyzed and could not even speak. When asked the famous doctor who came with him, the famous doctor just shook his head, not knowing what was wrong. So, he asked the elder how he came from and how he was sick. The elder explained in detail how the young master accidentally entered Qingyun Temple and how he sent it to the mountain temple from beginning to end.

When the official heard this, he not only did not say thank you, but was furious and insisted that the monk in the temple and the nun secretly colluded with him and privately detained good men and women, and did some unfair activities. In this way, without asking any questions, he fabricated his crimes and repaid his grudges. A copy of the imperial court reported to the current dynasty.

After reading the lawsuit, the emperor found that there was no real evidence, so he immediately issued an order. Such a case without evidence was "It's okay to keep going!" Unexpectedly, this official had already used money to bribe the eunuchs in the palace and tampered with the imperial edict to "no raking if you don't farm." In a few days, all the monks in the temple, regardless of age, were buried alive by the government in twelve acres of land, and only exposed their heads and ordered the yamen runners to put on yellow cows and pull the rakes and all of them were raked. At the same time, the nuns in Qingyun Temple were also killed by the whole family. As a result, there was a legend in the local area that "the monk raked in twelve acres of land and the sister-in-law was destroyed by the Qingyun River."

The monks and nuns in Jingtu Temple and Qingyun Temple were both injustice. Decades later, a monk from other places came to visit the Pure Land Temple to the foot of Qishan, called "Qishan Pure Land Temple". For more than a thousand years, the Pure Land Temple has been repeatedly destroyed and built with the change of political situation. It has continued to this day. Its incense has always been strong and has become one of the four famous temples in Ju. Qingyun Temple also moved to the west and was called "Southwest Temple".