Imperial Treasure Relics of Famensi Underground Palace

The Famen temple is an ancient temple which has existed for several centuries. In 1981 the Chinese government began renovations on the temple. These renovations went on for several years, but in 1987, something spectacular happened; a hidden underground palace was discovered right beneath the Famen temple. This underground palace was actually a crypt with steps leading to three chambers.

 Inside those chambers were treasures like the modern world had not seen in a very long time. A careful record of the treasures had been placed along with the items and from the record it was discovered that the crypt had been sealed and had remained unopened for over a thousand years. This alone was exciting but it was not until the record was carefully examined that excitement hit the modern world.

Buried with the treasures and enshrined in items bearing exquisite craftsmanship was the only remaining finger bone of Buddha, referred to as the sarira orthe True Body. Where the relic came from and how it got there is fully explained in this book. 

Imprerial Treasure  Relics  of Famensi Underground Palace