I believe this sentence must have heard of "no pets in public places", but how many can really do it? Pets are not allowed in temples except buses. On the one hand, it is to maintain the order and neatness of the temple, on the other hand, the temple is a place for offering sacrifices to the gods, which has its unique sacred significance. This ban is to avoid blasphemy.
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Before Buddhism was introduced into China, there were no temples. Because Buddhism is convenient and diverse, India did not have it when the Buddha was alive. As long as there is a big place, it can accommodate the Buddha. The scripture says 1250 people, but it is actually 1255 people, and even the Buddha is 1256 people. When Buddhism spread to China, there was a temple.
Buddhism was introduced into China in the Han Dynasty. At that time, the "temple" was an official position, directly subordinate to the official position of a unit below the emperor; The first-level unit below the Prime Minister is called the Ministry, and there are six departments below the Prime Minister. The Ministry is called Shangshu, and the second is called Assistant Minister. The official head below the emperor is called Qing.
There are nine first-level units under the emperor, including nine temples, and the chief officer is called Qing, so the "temple" is not a temple, but a mansion. Buddhism was introduced into China and received by the emperor. At that time, diplomacy was under the control of the emperor, not the prime minister, who was in charge of internal affairs.
A temple specializing in foreign affairs is called Kehan Temple, which specially receives foreign VIPs. Just like the Foreign Ministry today, the minister in the temple is the head of the Ministry. The first monks stayed in China for a long time, and they were not allowed to go back. This temple is the White Horse Temple. At that time, the capital was in Luoyang and the temple was in charge of Buddhism. Their job is to translate classics, explain Buddhist scriptures and guide practice.
As a result, the Ministry of Education in China has become two: one is the social education run by the emperor under the White Horse Temple, and the emperor and the people study together; One is the national traditional education run by the Ministry of Rites under the Prime Minister. One belongs to the emperor and the other to the prime minister. The origin of the temple came from this, and it is impossible to say that the word "temple" comes after the word "temple" now.
Temples are dedicated to ghosts and gods. The place where the emperor worships ancestors is called the ancestral temple, the place where the common people worship ghosts and gods is called the temple. Compared with the temple, the difference between the temple and the temple is too far away, which is outrageous. A temple is not a temple, but an institution that handles Buddhism. Now the political system has changed, but the name and form have not changed.
In the past, the emperor's office was a palace, so the Buddhist temple was no exception, and it was also a palace-style building. Today we look at the Presidential Palace, the Executive Yuan and the Ministry of Education. These buildings are all palace-style. It makes sense to call Buddhism a religion nowadays. Dealing with ghosts and gods is not religion, but religion. Therefore, it is unfortunate that Buddha's education has changed from education to religion.
The layout of early Buddhist temples in China generally followed the Indian form. Later, it was completely new because it was integrated into the inherent national style. Its building materials are mainly wood, mostly located in flat land (such as Fucheng Street) or mountainous areas. Therefore, in addition to the temple number and courtyard number, the later temples also attached the mountain number.
There are also temples named after years, such as Jingming Temple in the Northern Wei Dynasty, Zhengshi Temple in the Tang Dynasty and Kaiyuan Temple.
In addition, according to the founders, temples can be divided into official temples (built by the government) and private temples (built by the people).
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