Cao Tăng Việt Chữa Bệnh Người Hóa Hổ Cho Vua, Pháp Thuật Cao Siêu - Đông Tây Kim Cổ

The Vietnamese monk who cured the king of the tiger's disease, made a great miracle that frightened the whole country. The whole country was in shock. The whole city was covered with leaves and trees. The fire was as fierce as a tiger. The whole family was in shock. People scattered around the city. All the monks gave up their lives to save the king. There was only one monk, who was the founder of the most pagodas in Vietnam. He was also honored as the first Vietnamese emperor. So who was he? And how did he have the super magic to make the Thuoi River cross the border? At the same time, the King of Dong had to surrender. Now, the history of the Eastern and Western Kiem Co Let's go back to history with Minh Duc. Just a joke, but have to endure the storm, turn into a lake. Nguyen Minh Khong, real name is Nguyen Tri Thanh When he was young in Quoc Thanh Pagoda After going to Tay Truc to study Taoism with Tu Dao Hanh, Giac Hai, and then all three returned to Taoism. The story began when Nguyen Minh Khong was still studying Taoism While wandering in the woods Tu Dao Hanh shouted and threatened Nguyen Minh Khong However, Minh Khong guessed He said, if you want that, you will have to endure the storm later. Tu Dao Hanh regretted In the past, the emperor created the kingdom of Vien Thanh But he endured the storm of Kiem Suong, Ma Manh, Quang Tri The emperor was born in the era of the French Revolution, he could not avoid it. In the next life, he will be the ruler and will endure this storm. He said to the emperor, there is a man named Ban Huu. At that time, please save the emperor. Tu Dao Hanh knew the situation He wanted to be a king, so he reincarnated to make the Thuoi River cross the border Then the king accepted him as his son He was adored by the king as the crown prince And the heir to the throne, that is, the emperor At the age of 20, the emperor suddenly fell ill His whole body was swollen, his mind was confused, his head was as big as a tiger In order to avoid punishment for the day The royal family agreed to temporarily leave the king's house for a while But it was also an unbearable loss In the face of countless suggestions from the outside world Monks, priests, and witches were invited to treat the king But no one could help the king They even made the emperor worse But at that time, in Dai La City, there were still young people singing religious songs The country has a god, Tong In the city of Phu Trang An, Dang Sah Valley, Silent.'" The monk, a noble, high-moral man Had performed a number ofườsea a thousand meetings Yet he did not tire of saying that if he ever saw a god came to meet him He would ask right away Is this a matter of life or death? Why do you say you know him so well?" The monk said, I have known him thirty years On goodbye to Kinh Thanh The monk took a small pot to cook a meal but hundreds of soldiers were still on the boat, and they were sleeping. In the moment the boat arrived, everyone was up to something strange. When I didn't arrive, the scholars praised him so much that they didn't want to greet him. I didn't. I took out a long, sharp dagger from my hand, and with my empty hand, I stabbed the dagger deep into his chest. Then I said, If you can pierce this dagger, then tell me the story. No one dared to pierce it. I didn't. I took out my two left fingers and pierced it. The dagger was pierced, and he was stunned. After that, I went to the tomb of King Lý Thần Tông. King Họ Lý was lying on the ground, his mouth was covered with blood. I saw in front of me a tall figure, like a dragon. He was white and had a long, long chest. He had a round head, and his face was square. His face was square, and his eyes were bright, and his body was round, and his hair was gray, and his eyes were round, and from the corner of his eye, there was a silent voice, a voice that was far away, a strange voice that seemed to be familiar for a long time. The government was on the throne, rich people were everywhere, and the star was in such a mess. King Lý was stunned, his mouth was full of blood, and his mouth was full of blood. After that, he took a large pot of cooking oil, poured 100 pieces of gold in it. and asked if anyone could use their hands to get 100 pieces of gold out of it. All of them were shaking their heads in fear. He put his hand into the boiling oil, stirred it about 3-4 times, then took out 100 pieces of gold. Then he took the boiling oil and bathed the king's house. He put the gold in his blood. When the oil reached his head, the leaves came out and he fell ill immediately. The king, the officials, and those who were there were amazed by Nguyễn Binh Không's skill. After he recovered from his illness, King Lý Thần Tổng conferred him with the title of Minister of War. He became the first high-ranking official in the history of Vietnam. He was also the first person to apply the method of curing illness with medicine and emergency treatment. He was awarded a black bronze medal, and his hand was not broken. Nguyễn Binh Không, the Minister of War, crossed the border of Vietnam. At that time, King Thần Tổng was seriously ill. His medical skills were not good. So he went to Vietnam to look for a doctor. King Lý Thần Thần only went to meet him. Minister of War Lý Thần Thần immediately went to the north, and then cured King Thần Thần. King Thần Thần wanted to repay King Lý Thần Thần's kindness. King Thần Thần asked King Lý Thần Thần what King Thần Thần wanted. King Lý Thần Thần only asked for a black bronze medal. The Minister of War, when he took the monk to get the bronze medal, pointed to the golden buffalo in front of the warehouse and said, Do you dare to get the heavy bronze like this buffalo? If you can get it, I'll give you the whole warehouse. But then the Minister of War regretted his words. He just looked down. When a lot of bronze was falling into his hand, only a few fingers of King Lý Thần Thần Thần's hand were still not full. When all the bronze was in King Lý Thần Thần Thần's hand, the monk stopped, took off his glasses, put on his shoulder, and walked away like a stranger. He left the Minister of War standing there in silence, partly in shock, partly in fear. Then he looked southward and went straight to Đại Việt. The Minister of War hurriedly ran into the palace to report to Emperor Tông. The Emperor heard the news, his face turned pale, and hurriedly hurriedly followed him. He said again, I was about to go to the border of Đại Việt, when I saw a cloud of smoke behind me. The Emperor told me to chase after him, but I stopped. The soldiers saw me, hurriedly, and shouted. The Minister of War stopped, and said, My Emperor is seriously ill. Please come back to the palace for a visit. I know the illness of Emperor Tông. What illness? I told the Emperor that I only took the bronze warehouse, and that the illness was curable. If I took the gold warehouse, the Emperor would have to pay for it. Then he threw the iron hat upside down into the water. The Minister of War was standing on the hat. The hat was floating on the water. The soldiers saw the martial arts of the Minister of War, and they were overwhelmed. They shouted the name of the Minister of War. The soldiers were frightened, so they rushed to the mountain to rob him. Later on, the Minister of War was called Lương Sơn Hảo Hán. The stories about the bronze warehouse often say that the Great God is the name of Nguyễn Minh Không, the Great Hero, a great man of reason, with big, small hands. He took the land, made it into a frame, then threw the bronze into it, and made it into objects, such as a tray, a jar, and a Buddha statue. The Great God, when he was in a high position, could fly in the wind, Nguyễn Minh Không, who was worshiped by the bronze warehouse, was the ancestor of the bronze warehouse. He was the Minister of War. He participated in the construction of many Buddhist buildings. He was considered to be the person who built the most Buddhist temples in Vietnam, with 500 temples. The Minister of War was the person who built the statue of the Buddha of Quỳnh Lâm, the bronze temple on the 12th floor of Bảo Thiên Tower, which was 70 meters high. He contributed to the construction of the Four Great Monuments, which are the famous treasures of the Vietnamese Empire during the reign of Lý Trần. He was the person who collected and restored the bronze chalice, the essence of the Dong Xuân civilization. In the Vietnamese language, it was previously believed that he was one of the four gods in the group of the Four Immortals, along with the member of Xuân Thần, Phủ Đồng Thiên Xuân, except for Dong Xuân. Later, there was an opinion that he was replaced by Princess Liễu Hạnh. However, whether he was in the Four Immortals or not, with his contributions, he still contributed a lot and contributed all his positive energy to the cultural and spiritual development of the Vietnamese people in terms of life, morality, medicine, architecture, art, handicrafts, increasing the love of the country and the pride of the people. It is an important foundation for the sustainable development of the spiritual culture of Vietnam. Ladies and gentlemen, we have just listened to the speech of Mr. Nguyễn Bình Không, the secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam. So what do you think? Please leave your comments below. Thank you for listening, paying attention and subscribing to Đông Tây Kim Cổ. Goodbye and see you again in the next episode. I wish you all the best and good health.