It took three days for it to become a monk for the first time. After it entered the palace, it began to preach Amnesty to the whole world, hoping to influence these evildoers with its kindness. He wore a monk's costume for the second time and was ready to become a monk. His known subjects were shocked by his actions, and then he was redeemed by the minister from the Buddha with money. After that, the monk became two more monks, but he finally entered the palace and became emperor again. It cost more than 4 million yuan to redeem him for ministers. It can be said that Liang Wudi is very yearning for becoming a monk. Perhaps because Liang Wudi studied Buddhism, he became too sympathetic. In his later years, Liang Wudi was not only a vegetarian himself, but also asked the people to be vegetarian. Even the people could not sacrifice with their livestock.
How did Liang Wudi die in history? When Liang Wudi was in power in the Southern Dynasties, he once hosted a surrender minister named Hou Jing. Unexpectedly, it was not long before. Hou Jing rose up to revolt and attacked Liang Wudi. Liang Wudi caught off guard and was surrounded by Hou Jing in Taicheng, leaving only a trusted eunuch around him. Eunuchs will also go to war. He knew that the emperor was timid and clumsy. Before he left, he hid in the doorway of Taicheng, prepared rice and firewood for him, lit the ever-burning lamp of Jiming Temple and hung it in the doorway. I didn't come out to fight Hou Jing until I arranged it.
At that time, the fighting between the two sides is in full swing, and no one can help Liang Wudi. Liang Wudi alone in the cave of the city gate, waiting for a day and a night. He was hungry and looked at the ready-made firewood and rice, but he didn't know how to cook it. After waiting for two days, Liang Wudi collapsed on the bench with hunger and stared at the ever-burning lamp.
On the fourth day, Hou Jing's army retreated, and the trusted eunuch hurried back to the city gate to see Liang Wudi. Come in and have a look. Hey, there's rice in the pot and firewood in the kitchen. It's still the same. Liang Wudi was lying on the stone bench, too hungry to move. He quickly picked up firewood and put it on the ever-burning lamp to make a fire and cook. Liang Wudi opened his eyes and looked at it, only to know that light can strike a light. He sighed and said, "If I had known there was light like fire, I wouldn't be so hungry." Say that finish, he lowered his head and swallowed his last breath.