The Seventy-Seven Immortals of the Poetry Rain Flower Stone Series Grass Qifu Note (1) There are Dharma Cave and Mule Peak in the Shogunate Mountain in Nanjing's Qixia District. Legend has it that during the Southern Dynasty Liang Dynasty, Emperor Xiao Yan of Liangwu firmly believed in Buddhism. He sent someone from Guangzhou to pick up the holy monk Bodhi Dharma of the Southern Tianzhu Kingdom (India), but the two did not talk to each other, and Dharma did not quit and stayed overnight in the ancient cave. After Emperor Wu of Liang regretted it, he let people catch up with Jian Mule. To the Shogunate Mountain Jialuo Peak, the sky broke dawn, the morning rooster chirped in unison, suddenly, the two peaks closed, clamped the mule body, could not retreat, watched Dharma "a reed crossing the river" and left. Since then, the ancient cave has been called "Dharma Cave" by posterity, and Jialuo Peak is also known as "Jia Mule Peak".

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Dharma Cave Under the Brewing Wonders, (1)

Climbing trees withered vines spit purple flowers.

Ye Mao Tianzi greeted the rising sun,

Mule fairy grass is flawless.

Yang Sheng

2021.10.17.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > note (1) There are Dharma Caves and Mule Peaks in the Shogunate Mountains of Nanjing's Qixia District. Legend has it that during the Southern Dynasty Liang Dynasty, Emperor Xiao Yan of Liangwu firmly believed in Buddhism. He sent someone from Guangzhou to pick up the holy monk Bodhi Dharma of the Southern Tianzhu Kingdom (India), but the two did not talk to each other, and Dharma did not quit and stayed overnight in the ancient cave. After Emperor Wu of Liang regretted it, he let people catch up with Jian Mule. To the Shogunate Mountain Jialuo Peak, the sky broke dawn, the morning rooster chirped in unison, suddenly, the two peaks closed, clamped the mule body, could not retreat, watched Dharma "a reed crossing the river" and left. Since then, the ancient cave has been called "Dharma Cave" by posterity, and Jialuo Peak is also known as "Jia Mule Peak". </h1>