The six-dimensional pictures of emperors of all dynasties were exposed, and the ancestors panicked

Chapter 174 Emperor Bodhisattva·Buddha Heart Emperor
[During the period when Emperor Wu of Liang was "doing business" with his ministers, Chen Qingzhi won consecutive battles, allowing Yuan Hao to successfully take control of Luoyang. Emperor Yuan Ziyou of Wei fled to Hebei. 】

[On the eighth day of March in 546 AD, Emperor Wu of Liang became a monk for the third time and lived in Tongtai Temple for thirty-seven days. 】

[On April 14, the ministers redeemed it with 200 million yuan. 】

[On March 547, AD, Emperor Wu of Liang became a monk for the fourth time. 】

[On April 10, the imperial court invested 100 million yuan to redeem it. 】

[Historical books clearly record that the ransom money for these several times did not come from the national finance, but from the donations of the ministers. 】

["Southern History": "The crown prince and below are redeemed." 】

["Book of Wei": "All officials, both internal and external, gathered the treasures and redeemed them". 】

["Zizhi Tongjian": "The ministers redeemed the emperor's Bodhisattva with 100 million yuan." 】

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The period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty
Holding the desk, Liu Che's two brows furrowed into one eyebrow.

Should I say are you really rich, or are you really sick?

This emperor is obviously just making money!

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, who had nine and a half out of ten ideas about making money, could see through the other party's tricks at a glance.

Very simple logic,

If you really wanted to enter this temple and not become an emperor, how could you give up so easily?

Where in the world would you dare to so blatantly and repeatedly collect the emperor's money?
How about hundreds of millions of dollars?
If there is no connection here, I will never collect money from powerful people in my life!

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Southern Song Dynasty Xiaozong period
Inside Hanquan Jingshe

Lu Zuqian, wearing a dongpo scarf and a diagonal collar and cross-train, was sitting on a chair, looking at the sky and asked Zhu Xi next to him:

"Hui'an, Emperor Wu of Liang was also considered a wise and wise man."

"He majored in literature, decorated his face with etiquette, fanned the mysterious wind, and promoted Confucianism."

"It can be said that Ruosi has not been as prosperous since the Wei and Jin Dynasties."

"But in the end, why do you admire fame and good deeds, advocate glitz, suppress Confucianism, and confuse Buddhism?"

Zhu Xi, who was also wearing a Dongpo scarf and a brown collar, held a tea bowl, took a sip of tea soup, thought for a while and said:

"Emperor Wu of Liang ordered the ancestral temple to be closed down and the animals to be kept in prison, and he recommended fruits and vegetables as a gift. Instead, he became addicted to the teachings of the Futu family, to the point of death without realizing it."

"Probably because he was already old at the time, and those who had hoped and planned had already achieved their wishes, and there were no more wishes left, so he just thought about how to deal with the world."

Lu Zuqian became interested, cupped his hands and said:
"Hui'an teaches me."

Zhu Xi repeatedly waved his hands and said, "How dare you?" and continued:
"Emperor Wu of Liang was originally a Confucian scholar and was educated by reputation and morality. He was not like Cao Cao and Sima Yi, who regarded themselves as heroes and thought of themselves as superior."

"Not like Liu Yu and Xiao Daocheng, who made their fortune in the army and were ignorant of ethics and ethics."

"Having been taught by saints, you will reflect on whether your every move is contrary to this."

Zhu Xi put down the tea cup, stood up, put his hands behind his back, looked up to the sky and said:

"The enlightenment of saints does not mean that people should not be rewarded for their reformation."

"But for those rebellious ministers and traitors, even if they achieve great achievements, they can never cover up their heinous deeds, so they can be promoted to the road of gentlemen."

Lu Zuqian stroked his beard, thoughtfully.

Zhu Xi looked at Lu Zuqian and said loudly:
"Emperor Liang Wu felt at a loss and guilty because of this."

"Because he knows very well that his treasonous act of killing the king and usurping the throne has left no place for him in ancient and modern times, and he feels sad."

Zhu Xi raised his sleeves and sat back down.

"Buddhism advocates that everything is empty. There is a saying that "when the mind is gone, sins will be destroyed" and there is a teaching that "everything is unobstructed."

"Furthermore, for the so-called five extremely evil sins that fall into the endless hell, some attribute them to the karma of the good and evil in the previous life, and some make a wish that as long as they sincerely repent, the sins will be completely eliminated."

"Therefore, as long as you take refuge, even the most heinous sins that are unacceptable to heaven and earth can be eliminated in a single thought."

Lu Zuqian suddenly realized it, shook his head and said with a smile:
"So Emperor Wu of Liang happily got what he wanted?"

Zhu Xi nodded in agreement:

"Emperor Wu of Liang once said: Only the Buddha can allow me to do good deeds, and I can take refuge in him and build good relationships."

"You only need to give up the desire for women, wine and meat, and donate money and food to build the pagoda and temple."

"If you do these things to the best of your ability, you will be able to transcend the three realms, leave the nine realms, escape the suffering of reincarnation, and roam freely beyond good and evil."

"The crime of regicide and usurping the throne will disappear like bubbles in the water. If so, what harm will it do to yourself?"

Zhu Xi put his hands in his sleeves and sighed:
"As a result, he has been obsessed with Buddhism all his life and does not know how to return. He does not need to know how to return after getting lost."

"Just because superstitious people are all ignorant, confused and frustrated people, but Emperor Wu of Liang was not the same type of person as them."

Lu Zuqian stroked his beard, thought for a while, shook his head and laughed:

"Everyone in the world says that Emperor Wu of Liang believed in Buddhism. From this point of view, he was just a phony Buddha and could not hear the true meaning of Buddhism."

Zhu Xi smiled and did not comment.

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[The great influence of Emperor Wu of Liang on Buddhism was not that he sacrificed his life to become a monk, but that he made Chinese Buddhism bid farewell to meat. 】

[Before him, monks could eat meat. 】

[But Emperor Wu of the Liang Dynasty carried forward the theory of compassion in Buddhism and ordered all monks to eat vegetarian food. He also required national sacrifices to abstain from killing and use vegetables instead. 】

[Under the opposition of everyone, Emperor Wu of Liang finally allowed dough to be kneaded into the shape of cattle and sheep for sacrifice. 】

[Because Emperor Wu of Liang advocated not killing, he was called the "Emperor Bodhisattva" and "Buddha-minded Son of Heaven". 】

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Period of Emperor Guangwu of Yanhan Dynasty

In Luoyang Palace,

Liu Xiu and the minister looked at each other.

Everyone has the same idea in their head.

Did Emperor Wu of Liang get his brain kicked by a donkey?
The great affairs of the country lie in sacrifice and military affairs.

Don't you hear that Zigong wanted to sue Shuo for eating the sheep?

You regret that the killing was in vain and want to get rid of him.

But killing a sheep and sending it to the temple is where the ritual vessel has its status and makes people aware of this ritual.

Ritual is an important weapon of the country.

The division of the three families into the Jin Dynasty was actually the result of the Emperor Zhou abandoning ritual vessels and status, but this was an act of persecution by the powerful princes.

It is unheard of and unseen for someone to voluntarily give up the status of a ritual vessel as a monarch.

Liu Xiu didn't understand what the heart of a Bodhisattva was.

But he understands how outrageous it is to abandon a sheep.

This is not the emperor with a Buddha heart, this is the emperor with a lunatic mind.

...continue playing on the marquee

The screen quickly passed over the capital city.

There are countless gold, silver, bronze and stone Buddha statues.

The green smoke from countless temple cauldrons formed a cloud and enveloped Jiankang.

Waves of Sanskrit sounds filled the sky.

Bursts of sandalwood fill the south of the Yangtze River.

Groups of civilians knelt down, offered incense and worshiped Buddha in front of the temple.

Countless BMW carved cars drove into the temple and talked with the eminent monks about Buddhist scriptures.

And groups of scrawny civilians, like ants, built Buddha statues that were eight, five, and ten feet high.

The Buddha's eyes are slightly closed and his lips are slightly raised.

Holding the seal with his hand, he looked at his feet kindly.

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[What is good above is bound to be bad below. Driven by the "example" of Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty, the entire Southern Liang Dynasty was extremely enthusiastic about Buddhism. 】

[Buddhism in the Liang Dynasty flourished unprecedentedly, with numerous temples and pagodas and monks everywhere. 】

[Du Mu's famous line "There are four hundred and eighty temples in the Southern Dynasties, and there are so many towers in the mist and rain" was written with this in mind. 】

[However, the number of temples in Nanliang far exceeds the number in the poem. 】

[According to statistics, there were 2,846 temples built in the Liang Dynasty, of which more than 500 were built in Jiankang, the capital city alone. 】

[It is said that "there are more than 500 Buddhist temples in the capital, which are extremely magnificent, with more than 100,000 monks and nuns, and rich assets." 】

[Many temples are beautifully built, among which Tongtai Temple, where Emperor Wu of Liang became a monk, is the most beautiful. 】

[There is a nine-story pagoda in the temple, six main halls and more than ten small halls. 】

[The gold statues of Shifang and the silver statues of Shifang were cast, which cost a lot of manpower, material and financial resources. 】

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Tang Xuanzong period
Hangzhou·Nantingzi

Du Mu, who was sitting in the pavilion, stroking his beard and looking at the sky, slowly meditated on the poem he had written.

When Xianzong was in power, he weakened the vassal towns and revitalized the imperial court.

But after achieving some achievements, they thought they had made immortal achievements, believed in immortals and Buddhas, and sought immortality.

Muzong, Jingzong, and Wenzong also promoted Buddhism as usual, and the number of monks and nuns was countless. The idea that monasteries sold sins to buy blessings was a disaster for the people and the country.

At that time, Emperor Wuzong issued an edict to demolish temples and transport monks and nuns, which was a great good policy.

But now the emperor has changed the order of Huichang!
Thinking of this, there was a surge of excitement in my heart.

stand up,
Pick up the ink on the desk next to you and start writing!
"The Buddha said in the sutra: When a living person dies, the underworld collects his spirit and corrects the sins and blessings of his life..."

"Emperor Wu of Liang was wise and brave. He founded the Liang Kingdom. He sacrificed himself as a monk and slave. When the kingdom was destroyed, he starved to death without understanding..."

"Now the power belongs to the Buddha. Buying blessings and selling sins is like holding a left contract and handing over to each other..."

"When Emperor Wuzong came to the throne, Du Fen said angrily: "I am the only one who has trouble in the world, even a Buddha. "At the beginning, he went to 40,000 people in the mountains and villages, and he had several to 100,000 followers..."

"It has 150,000 slaves and maidservants...tens of millions of hectares of fertile land..."

"Seeing the thousands of things in Nanting, I can't stop chanting..."

The pen is like a dragon, and a magnificent article is written instantly.

Du Mu breathed out all the energy in his heart, and after thinking for a moment, he wrote the first eight characters at the beginning of the chapter.

"A Note on the New South Pavilion in Hangzhou"

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[It is conceivable that if the situation in the world did not change, Emperor Wu of Liang would continue to give up five houses, six houses, and houses until his death. 】

[In 547 AD, the Prime Minister of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, Gao Huan, died of illness, and Gao Huan's son Gao Chengsi took charge of the Wei government. 】

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Northern Wei Dynasty, period of Emperor Xiaowen

Tuoba Hong rubbed his forehead.

"Eastern Wei? Why is it Eastern Wei again?"

"Is there still Western Wei?"

"Where is my great Wei?!"

……

[His general Hou Jing surrendered the thirteen prefectures of Henan to Liang. 】

[Emperor Wu of Liang became ambitious to restore the north and ordered his nephew Xiao Yuan, Marquis of Zhenyang, to attack Wei Ming. 】

[The Eastern Wei Dynasty sent Murong Shaozong to attack Hou Jing. Xiao Yuanming was captured. Hou Jing rushed to Liang and attacked Shouyang. Emperor Wu of Liang ordered him to be the governor of Yuzhou. 】

[Hou Jing saw that Liang Chao's troops were depleted and depleted, and he had a different plan. 】

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Ji Han,

Liu Bei's face looked a little unnatural.

This capricious behavior of a villain couldn't help but remind him of someone.

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[On August 548, AD, Hou Jing raised his troops to rebel against Liang, conquered Qiaozhou and Liyang along the way, and reached the Yangtze River. 】

[Emperor Wu of Liang ordered the congratulatory king Xiao Zhengde to resist the enemy. 】

[Xiao Zhengde was originally the nephew of Emperor Wu of Liang. He was initially his adopted son and planned to make him the prince. 】

[Later, the prince Xiao Tong was born, and Xiao Zhengde returned to his own branch. Therefore, he was dissatisfied and secretly raised dead soldiers to seize the throne. 】

[Xiao Zhengde led Hou Jing across the river and opened the door to let him into Jiankang. 】

[Hou Jing placed Emperor Wu of Liang under house arrest in the palace. 】

[On the second day of May in 549 AD, Emperor Wu of Liang, who had not eaten for two months, passed away in the palace at the age of eighty-six. 】

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Nanliang·Era of Emperor Wu
Xiao Yan looked at the future on the sky and couldn't believe it.

I just ate fast, chanted Buddha's name, and talked about it eloquently!
But you brushed aside the Hou Jing rebellion? !

Are there any priorities?

"Come here! Let's quickly summon the troops to discuss matters!"

……

　This chapter is a bit suspenseful and unsettling.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)