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Ciyun Temple (simplified Chinese: 慈云寺;
traditional Chinese: 慈雲寺; pinyin:
Cíyún Sì), may
refer to:
Ciyun Temple (Huai'an), in Huai'an, Jiangsu,
China Ciyun...
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Ciyun Temple (Chinese: 慈云寺) is a
Buddhist temple situated in Huai'an City,
Jiangsu Province, China. Its
original name is
Ciyun Nunnery. It was established...
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Ciyun Temple (simplified Chinese: 慈云寺;
traditional Chinese: 慈雲寺; pinyin:
Cíyún Sì) is a
Buddhist temple located at the foot of
Mount Lion (狮子山) in Nan'an...
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inspecting the front-line
positions of the 104th
infantry regiment at the
Ciyun Temple (慈雲寺) and
found it to be weak in
strength and had
inadequate drinking...
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dynasty in 1704).[clarification needed]
Forest of
Steles (碑林; beilin)
Ciyun-tang (慈雲堂;
Cíyún táng; "Hall of Comp****ionate Clouds") (built in 1686;
changed in...
- ISBN 0-14-044740-7.
Strange Tales from the
Liaozhai Studio (Zhang Qingnian,
Zhang Ciyun and Yang Yi). Beijing: People's
China Publishing, 1997. ISBN 7-80065-599-7...
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During the Song
dynasty (960–1279),
Tiantai monks such as Shengchang,
Ciyun Zunshi, and
Siming Zhili,
founded Pure Land
societies which focused on the...
- ISBN 0-14-044740-7.
Strange Tales from the
Liaozhai Studio (Zhang Qingnian,
Zhang Ciyun and Yang Yi). Beijing: People's
China Publishing, 1997. ISBN 7-80065-599-7...
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Stone Pillar Ciyun Tower in Dingxing,
Hebei Province (Yuan Dynasty, 1306) [1]
Renovation of
Ciyun Pavilion in
Dingxing County][permanent...
- (960–1279),
Tiantai monks such as
Shengchang (Shěngcháng 省常, 959–1020),
Ciyun Zunshi (
Cíyún Zūnshì 慈雲尊式, 964–1032), and
Siming Zhili, were key
figures who founded...
