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Zhulin Si (竹林寺) Bamboo Grove Monastery Stupa 4 Baycroft, Anne
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A pair of stone lions sit next to the steps in the front of the Ming Dynasty Stupa located at Zhulin Temple. Zhulin Temple is located six kilometers southwest of the town of Taihuai in the centre of Mount Wutai. The temple was founded by eminent monk Fa Zhao durring the Tang Dynasty, and was rebuilt in 1997, led by Ven. Miaojiang (妙江). Zhulin Temple known for its Ming Dynasty Stupa located to the left of the Manjusri Hall. The stupa is said to house the relics of Sakyamuni (Shijia Mouni 釋迦牟尼). Stone Lions [1204].
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Zhulin Si (竹林寺) Bamboo Grove Monastery Stupa 4
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2017-07-21
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A pair of stone lions sit next to the steps in the front of the Ming Dynasty Stupa located at Zhulin Temple. Zhulin Temple is located six kilometers southwest of the town of Taihuai in the centre of Mount Wutai. The temple was founded by eminent monk Fa Zhao durring the Tang Dynasty, and was rebuilt in 1997, led by Ven. Miaojiang (妙江). Zhulin Temple known for its Ming Dynasty Stupa located to the left of the Manjusri Hall. The stupa is said to house the relics of Sakyamuni (Shijia Mouni 釋迦牟尼). Stone Lions [1204].
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Author Affiliation: University of Saskatchewan
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2019-11-01
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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10.14288/1.0384896
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Unreviewed
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Graduate
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