天長淨心寺
在仁和北壁後洋街晉天福四年錢氏建南渡後析其地為軍寨咸淳元年興復元季燬景泰間重建
聶大年送僧日福聽講還山詩云 歸去深居遠俗譁莫教巢燕污袈裟從今悟了三生話高倚瓊臺看雨花
Nie Danian wrote a poem for the monk Rifu, who, after listening to sermons, was returning to the mountains:
Returning to live deep in the hills, far from the noise of the world, Do not let the nesting swallows soil your monk's robe. From now on you have awakened to the words of the three lives; Lean high on the jade terrace and watch the rain of flowers.
寺內有龍華寶閣宋理宗時捲簾使許禎建宋亡禎挈三子居之學佛自晦名出塵菴元延祐元年有僧講法華經天華紛降遂名龍華其時寶閣穹壯冠絕郡城歸併於此者曰清修院正定菴保福院九曲法濟院
Inside the temple grounds stands the Longhua Treasure Pavilion, built by Xu Zhen, a palace curtain official during the reign of Emperor Lizong of Song. After the Song dynasty fell, Xu Zhen brought his three sons to live here, studying Buddhism to conceal his identity, and named it the Chuchen Hermitage. In the first year of Yanyou during the Yuan dynasty, a monk was expounding the Lotus Sutra when heavenly flowers rained down in profusion, and so it was renamed Longhua. At that time, the Treasure Pavilion was so vast and magnificent that it was unrivaled throughout the entire prefecture. The temples that were merged into it included the Qingxiu Monastery, the Right Concentration Hermitage, the Baofu Monastery, and the Jiuqu Faji Monastery.
宋高宗幸天長賜僧廣寶詩云 大界宜春賞禪門不掩關宸遊雙闕外僧引百花間車馬喧長路烟雲淨遠山觀空復觀俗皇鑑此中閒