Introduction to the Eight Sakyamuni Pagodas: According to data records, these eight pagodas were built to commemorate the eight great merits of the Buddha Sakyamuni in his life. They are: the Lotus Pagoda, built at the birthplace of the Buddha in Lumbini Garden and built by King Suddhodana; the Bodhi Pagoda, built by King Shadow Victory next to the Vajra Seat where the World Honored One became enlightened, also known as the Demon-Conquering Pagoda; the Auspicious Gate Pagoda, built by the Five Bhikkhus It was built in Sarnath, where the Buddha first turned the wheel of Dharma, also known as the Dharma Wheel Pagoda; the Divine Transformation Pagoda, built by King Rezabo to commemorate the World Honored One who subdued the six heretics in Savatthi City during the Divine Transformation Month; the Heavenly General Pagoda, Shiktar On the thirty-third day, Kamuni Buddha repaid his mother's kindness and preached the Dharma, and then returned to the human world. The place where he landed was called Sandan. People built a tower here to commemorate this karma; The pagoda built by the local people after uniting the monks; the Zunsheng Pagoda, when the World Honored One was approaching Nirvana, many family members prayed to the World Honored One to live in the world. The World Honored One ordered the construction of this pagoda and personally blessed and consecrated it to represent the Dharmakaya; the Nirvana Pagoda, the World Honored One showed Nirvana A tower built in the place.