Who are the people and Buddhas enshrined in the Shaolin Temple? To all!

You can't get it all! Let me briefly tell you: the main halls of Shaolin Temple are the Tianwang Palace, the Daxiong Treasure Palace, the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion (Law Hall), the Abbot's Courtyard, the Lixue Pavilion, and the Thousand Buddha Palace.

In addition, there is Tallinn in the west of the temple, there are Chuzu Nunnery, Dharma Cave, Gan Terrace in the north, Erzu Nunnery in the southwest, and Guanghui Nunnery in the northeast. Then the enshrined figures are:

1. Tianwang Palace: Hum Ha two generals, Maitreya Buddha, Veda Bodhisattva, four heavenly kings;

2. Mahavira Treasure Hall: Heng III Buddha (Shakyamuni Buddha, Amitabha Buddha, Medicine Buddha), Eighteen Arhats, Guanyin Bodhisattva;

3. Tibetan Scripture Pavilion: Reclining Buddha Shakyamuni Buddha;

4. Six Patriarchs: Five Bodhisattvas (Manjushri Bodhisattva, Puxian Bodhisattva, Guanyin Bodhisattva, Jizo Bodhisattva, Dashi Zhi Bodhisattva), Six Ancestors (First Ancestor Dharma, Second Ancestor Huike, Third Ancestor Seng Can, Four Ancestors Daoxin, Five Ancestors Hongren, Six Ancestors Huineng).

5. Thousand Buddha Hall (I can't finish writing the names of 1,000 Buddhas).

That's enough for you to figure it out.

Follow-up question: Who seems to be the most powerful person in it?

Follow-up answer: The thirteen stick monks you refer to save the Tang King. Hehe.

1.ZHANG Tianbao 2Wang Renyi 3

Seng Feng 4Monk Man 5Gao Feiyang 6

Yao Hanwu 7Chi Shou 8Chow Kam Fook 9

Tong Rui 10Jiujin 11 Tanzong - Yuan Biao 12 - Huan Fa Hei 13 - Daoguang.

Follow-up question: It seems to be placed next door to the Third Buddha.

Answer: It's one of the thirteen. Called the Patriarch.

Follow-up: I heard that he is the incarnation of the sweeping monk.

It's not the same concept.

Buddhism is a broad religious science. Zen Buddhism is the essence of Buddhism, broad and profound, and fewer and fewer people understand it. Shaolin Temple is a Buddhist temple.

There are more than 20,000 Buddhist monasteries in the country, and Shaolin Temple is one of them, because Patriarch Bodhidharma once practiced in Shaolin Temple, so it is famous in the world.

First of all, such a statement is not correct, Shaolin Temple and Buddhism are not an equivalent concept, Shaolin Temple is a Zen temple, Buddhism is a religion, Buddhism is even more profound, there is no comparison;

Secondly, Shaolin Temple belongs to a branch of Buddhism, simply speaking it belongs to Zen Buddhism, but regardless of Wu Chan and Wen Chan, its roots are from the ancient Indian Buddhist concept of a branch, called Zen, Zen is the transliteration of Sanskrit "Zen Na", Zen that means to focus on quiet enlightenment, so often to meditate. Shaolin Temple and Zen have a deep origin, it is rumored that the ancestor of Shaolin Temple martial arts Zen is the master of Bodhidharma, Bodhidharma often sits facing the wall, when it is boring and quiet, it is used to exercise the body, and also to prevent the invasion of wild beasts, to create a kind of martial arts, and it has become Shaolin Kung Fu;

Finally, I want to talk about the real sense of Zen is actually the fusion of Buddhism and Taoism before taking root, I call it the Buddha heart Taosheng, and the ancient Indian Zen has been very different, from this point of view, Zen and Buddhism is not the same concept, Zen is Zen, Buddhism is Buddhism, Buddhism should talk about practice, in order to achieve Buddha nature, and Zen is no Buddha, and there is no Buddha to have Buddha. Therefore, although Zen also uses Buddhist temples, monasteries, and terminology, the content is different from Buddhism, so it is difficult to distinguish them, and in the end it is classified as Buddhism.

Shaolin is the meditation of the Buddhist martial sect, which originated in Arubas in Qinghai, and after Bodhidharma traveled to West Asia and South Asia, he created 72 branches of Tantra, mainly practicing the Vajra Gate of Prajna.

Shaolin Temple is a Buddhist Zen ancestral garden and is one of the Zen temples. It belongs to Buddhism. In addition to Han Buddhism, there is also Tibetan Buddhism in Tibet. To put it simply, Shaolin Temple is one of the Buddhist monasteries.

No, Shaolin Temple is a microcosm of Buddhism to China, and it has long been assimilated in China.

Shaolin Temple is a temple of Zen Buddhism and belongs to Buddhism. Shaolin Temple is located in Zhengzhou City, Henan Province, Dengfeng City, Songshan Wuru Peak, because it is located in the hinterland of Songshan Shaomu Mountain dense jungle and named, is the ancestral court of Chinese Buddhism Zen Buddhism and one of the birthplaces of Chinese Kung Fu.

Shaolin Temple is a world-famous Buddhist temple, is the ancestral garden of Zen Buddhism of Han Buddhism, occupies an important position in the history of Chinese Buddhism, and is known as "the first temple in the world".

Shaolin Temple was built in the 19th year of Taihe of the Northern Wei Dynasty (495), which was built by Emperor Xiaowen in order to house the Indian monk Batuo whom he admired.

Shaolin Kung Fu, which has been painstakingly researched and developed by Shaolin monks of all dynasties, is also famous all over the world, and is known as "the world's kung fu comes out of Shaolin, and Shaolin kung fu is the best in the world".

Shaolin Temple is the ancestral garden of Zen Buddhism and belongs to Zen Buddhism.

The founding patriarch of Chinese Zen Buddhism is Master Bodhidharma, who promoted Zen Buddhism in Shaolin Temple.

Shaolin Temple belongs to the Caodong sect under the Zen sect.

Buddhism, Wudang Mountain in Hubei, Qingcheng Mountain in Sichuan is Taoism.