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Passes through the entrance hall, in the courtyard south side the side room for ... by the hall for worshipping buddha, young lady the boudoir, the family ...
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Provides an introduction to basic teachings. ... The Buddha told her, "Fetch me a handful of mustard seeds and I will bring your child back to life." Joyfully Kisagotami started off to get them. Then the Buddha added, "But the seeds must come from a family that has not known death."
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Main hall ... The pagoda, a structure that has evolved from the Indian stupa, usually comes with three (sanju no to) or five (goju no to) stories. Pagodas store remains of the Buddha such as a tooth, usually in form of a representation. ... Date family temple with outstanding garden.
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And the boy is the little prince, who is also worshipping the Buddha sincerely with his palms put together. Apparentely, Buddhism had taken root in the hearts of the people in Dali State. It was recorded that in Dali State “no matter poor or rich, every family has a hall for worshipping Buddha;
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Oct 9, 2007 ... Most of them upheld Buddha Law. There was a family hall for worshipping Buddha in each family, whether rich or poor. ...
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The tower houses about 100 family halls for worshipping Buddha, one over the other. It has 10000 figures of Buddha in the Buddhist shrines, ...
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There is a family hall for worshipping Buddha and the top of it is used as terrace. There are mostly tents in the pasturing areas, which are made of thick woolen cloth, quadrate or elliptic, with the center supported by a wooden pillar and the four sides tightened and nailed up on the ground.
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There were once some buildings other than the present palace, such as the halls, family hall for worshipping Buddha, the Huanfeng Pavilion, and the Juexue Small House, etc, which fell into disuse long ago.
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On the second floor, there were Puyi's bedroom, reading room, the family hall for worshipping Buddha and the living rooms of Wanrong and concubine Tan Yuling.
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family hall for worshipping Buddha ... hall for a specific purpose ... hall for the imperial examination...
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