There is a Zhengxu Zen Temple in Lion Mountain , known as the "No. 1 Mountain in Southwest ", Yunnan Province. The three couplets in the temple are regarded as historical records and have always been praised.
The three couplets in the Main Hall of Zhengxu Zen Temple and the Huidi Temple describe the history of the three emperors after the founding of the Ming Dynasty, "the monks are the emperors and the emperors are the monks", which aroused tourists' reverence.
A couplet of the Great Hall is:
Uncle misunderstood Jing Longjun, a heart is originally Buddha
Zuxing Huangjue Temple, and then the emperor is also monk
Huidi Temple two couplets of the temple pavilion are: The monk is the emperor, and the emperor is also a monk. It has been passed down for decades. Zhengjue is still Huangjue Temple
Uncle bears his nephew, nephew does not let his uncle down, and 8,000 miles of hiking on the hike of the Silk Mountain, the Lion Mountain is higher than Yanshan
suddenly lands, and the king and ministers run out in a hurry, totaling two More than ten people, with their surnames and names, half from half escapes, but they played a few chess pieces, heard the clear sound of the Buddhist chants, and said that it was a dragon and a tiger
There is a road in Lingshan today, and I recall that there are almost all traces of Zhejiang, Sichuan, Chu and Guizhou. In total, within 40 years, it was time to go, cry or sing, and most of them had a spring dream. Listening to the sound of the bells at night, it turned out to be a color and empty
These three couplets record an unusual historical fact between the three emperors in the early Ming Dynasty: The founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, Taizu, , Zhu Yuanzhang, , was poor since childhood, and once worked as a monk in Huangjue Temple in his hometown. Later, he took advantage of the peasant uprising at the end of yuan and became the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty.
Minghui Emperor Zhu Yunwen is the eldest son of Zhu Yuanzhang's crown prince Zhu Biao . Zhu Biao died long ago. So, Zhu Yuanzhang appointed his grandson Zhu Yunwen as " crown prince ". In 1398, Zhu Yuanzhang died of illness. Zhu Yunwen inherited the throne and changed his reign to " Jianwen " ( Huidi is a posthumous title) at the age of 21.
After Emperor Hui Zhu Yunwen came to power, he accepted the advice of the ministers and vigorously reduced the power of the vassal kings. At that time, among the vassal kings, Zhu Yunwen, the fourth son of Zhu Yuanzhang, who was stationed in Beijing, was the greatest power. The policy of reducing the vassal states violated his rights and interests. Zhu Di raised an army south under the name of "clearing the monarchy" and launched the " Jingnan Campaign ". After nearly four years of competition, the throne was finally seized in 1402, which was for the Ming Chengzu.
After Zhu Di entered the city, Emperor Hui planned to commit suicide, but fortunately reported that Taizu's last words were said to be: If the descendants were in trouble, they should cut their hair and escape as monks. This is the legend of "the dragon vs. the robe". In 1403, Emperor Hui fled to Shizi Mountain in Yunnan and lived in seclusion as a monk. The three couplets of
summarize the above history.
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