The monk Chaoda was a monk from the Northern Wei Dynasty. He was very knowledgeable and good at understanding Buddhist scriptures. The emperor at that time was very taboo to prophecy and predict these behaviors, for fear of affecting the stability of the imperial power, so he sea

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Monk Chaoda, Monk of the Northern Wei Dynasty , he was very knowledgeable and good at understanding Buddhist scriptures. The emperor at that time was very taboo to prophecy and predict these behaviors, for fear of affecting the stability of the imperial power, so he searched these people.

Someone jealous of Chaoda, so he falsely accused him of prophecy and prophecy, and the court captured him and imprisoned him in Xingyang Prison. The presiding official at that time was the Marquis of Boling, the Northern Wei Dynasty. The interrogation was severe and harsh, and most of the arrested people were scolded.

Chaoda explained truthfully, saying that he had never done these things at all. No matter how much he tortures, he will not admit it. This made Boling Hou furious and put the wheel on his neck with the wheel. It was heavy and bound, and it was difficult to take a step. How could he escape?

Chaoda thought that he might not be able to survive and his life would be difficult to save, so he focused on chanting Guanyin, and even if he wanted to die, he would not be afraid or worried.

He kept chanting like this. I don’t know how long he had been reciting it. At the fourth update at night, he felt that his neck was empty? Turning his head, he saw that the wheel was missing!

The monk Chaoda was a monk from the Northern Wei Dynasty. He was very knowledgeable and good at understanding Buddhist scriptures. The emperor at that time was very taboo to prophecy and predict these behaviors, for fear of affecting the stability of the imperial power, so he sea - DayDayNews

He looked around again, and the prisoners and the prison guards were all asleep. He pushed the door and the prison gate was also open. He escaped from prison and ran away, and the further he ran outside, the better.

But he was locked up for a long time, his feet were numb and inconvenient to walk. He had not walked for a long time but had not walked far, and it was almost dawn. When the prison found the prisoner fled, he went out everywhere to chase him.

Chaoda could not run even. He thought he could not escape death, so he got into the grass on the side of the road and hid underground. It was also strange that the cavalry ran around in front of him, but they didn't notice it. Even though he was standing opposite him and his horse's hooves were stepping beside him, he still didn't notice it. And he went up and saw the faces of the cavalry. Seeing that they were all covered by cowhides from nowhere, he naturally couldn't see clearly on the ground.

Chaoda recited the name of Guanyin wholeheartedly until the pursuers left, and he was able to escape.

There is also a monk named Daoming, who is the abbot of the Beitai Grotto Temple in Wutai Mountain. After the Northern Wei Dynasty won the world, he often suspected that the monks would rebel and tied up hundreds of monks. As the leader, Monk Ming was tied from head to toe by a rope, which was very strict, and he clearly defined the time for execution and was about to behead him.

Daoming is extremely terrifying. He recites Guanyin Bodhisattva with all his heart. In the middle of the night, he felt that the rope on his feet had become loose. He was relieved and sincere, and he was even more eager to recite it. In the morning, the ropes all over his body broke and he fled into the mountains.

The next day, the prison found that he was missing, and there were only a pile of ropes on the ground. Knowing that he had escaped with his divine power, he reported to Emperor Wei. Only then did the Emperor of Wei believe that these monks were not rebels, so they all released them.

The monk Chaoda was a monk from the Northern Wei Dynasty. He was very knowledgeable and good at understanding Buddhist scriptures. The emperor at that time was very taboo to prophecy and predict these behaviors, for fear of affecting the stability of the imperial power, so he sea - DayDayNews

Monk Rong, a monk from Nanliang, lived in Donglin Temple in Jiujiang. He was ambitious and took the spread of the Dharma as his mission. He once gave him a precept in a family in Jiangling. The family first had a temple of heretics, and he no longer worshiped it, so he gave it all to Monk Rong. Monk Rong handed it over to the temple.

Seven days later, the mother of the owner of the family saw a mother coming to the door with a red rope and said she wanted to tie her up, why not worship them. The master's mother was very frightened and asked the monk to recite scriptures for her family to eliminate disasters. No strange things happened again.

One day, Monk Rong returned to Mount Lu in the evening and lived alone in a hotel. It was raining and snowing in the sky. He didn't fall asleep in the middle of the night. In his dream, he saw countless ghosts coming to him. One of them was tall and burly, wearing armor and a long sword. He sat in front of Seng Rong and scolded him sternly: "What are you saying that ghosts and gods are not powerful? Young people, drag him out of the bed and beat him to death!"

Seng Rong was shocked and immediately recited the holy name of Guanyin Bodhisattva. A heavenly general appeared behind him. He was more than ten feet tall, wearing yellow leather pants, holding vajra in his hand, and rushed out majestic. The ghosts were so scared that they ran away, and the armor on their bodies was smashed to pieces.

Seng Rong once advised a couple to take the Five Precepts in Jiangling. Later, the couple encountered a robber robber, her husband ran away, and his wife was caught. On the way, she happened to meet Seng Rong, so she asked Seng Rong for help, but the robber was willing to let him go? Seng Rong said to her, don’t think about anything, and recite Guanyin Bodhisattva wholeheartedly and you will be saved.

The robber put his wife in prison.She kept chanting Guanyin Bodhisattva without stopping, thinking about anything. At night, she dreamed of a monk standing in front of her, kicking her and leaving. She suddenly felt that the shackles on her body naturally fell off, so she stood up and wanted to escape. But the prison door was closed and there were people guarding several levels of doors, so I felt that there was no hope of escape, so I lay down and sleep.

Just as she closed her eyes, she dreamed of a monk saying to her, "Why aren't you leaving yet? Although those doors are closed, they are all locked. Go away!" She immediately stood up, opened the doors, but they didn't even bolted, and escaped from prison.

She ran several miles southeast, but it was not dawn. After his husband escaped, he was walking quietly at night. The couple happened to meet outside the village. They were startled at first and thought it was the one who was chasing them. When they spoke, they realized that it was a couple. The two were surprised and hugged each other and cried bitterly. So they found a group of businessmen nearby and followed them home.

The monk Chaoda was a monk from the Northern Wei Dynasty. He was very knowledgeable and good at understanding Buddhist scriptures. The emperor at that time was very taboo to prophecy and predict these behaviors, for fear of affecting the stability of the imperial power, so he sea - DayDayNews

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