Why an Emperor of China Spent a Month Transcribing this Buddhist Text

[@alvinwong1856]

This is a national treasure. How come it end up in the auction. It's priceless.

[@peacerespect98]

What a great story and work of perfection.

[@TheRockrm]

Remarkable technique. Hope it goes to buddhist or chinese hands!

[@TheRockrm]

JONATHAN SUTCLIFFE nbdy asked u. Bye.

[@oyondey2]

Incredible

[@정길주-w9p]

멋찝니다~~~

[@believer1465]

Amitoufo...🙏🙏🙏

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阿弥陀佛

[@CheesengChia-f4n]

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[@xiaoranmo7308]

Because emperor can do whatever they want

[@johnmonk3381]

Copying the sutra didn't stop qianlong from being arrogant and aggressive. He then embarked on wars against burma, tibet, dzungar and others. Also he forbade free foreign trade which stopped cultural and military exchanges that would have benefitted china. He placed complete utmost trust in his favorite extremely corrupt official, heshen, with a confiscated wealth equivalent to 15 years worth of annual income the imperial treasury of the greatest empire in the world at that time. So of course, after his death, the empire and dynasty crumbled rapidly, the country descended in chaos and suffered a century of humiliation. Hong kong was lost to the British and taiwan to the Japanese. Approx 100 years his death, his empire and dynasty was completely obliterated into oblivion

[@bobbybrooks4826]

That Emperor MOST certainty was NOT chinesse

[@user-ju9fv2om6o]

😂😂😂 he was Manchurian but still Chinese

[@faizzul1]

Manchu is Chinese they're just not Han, this is simple logic btw