Mount Fanjing

Mount Fanjing is a famous mountain in the southwest with a history of over 2,000 years. As early as the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, Mount Fanjing was part of the Chu State's "Qianzhong Region", the Qin Dynasty's "Qianzhong County", and the Han Dynasty's "Wuling County". It has always been a sacred mountain worshipped by the "Wuling Barbarians". [3] Buddhism was introduced to Mount Fanjing during the Tang Dynasty and flourished during the Ming Dynasty. The "Imperial Edict Stele" erected by Emperor Wanli of the Ming Dynasty praised Mount Fanjing as the "ancestor of all famous mountains in the world" that "stands between heaven and earth without being destroyed, and is the only one that is crowned in ancient and modern times".