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• Buddhist monk Yancan
  [[file: Buddhist monk Yancan.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|the Buddhist Yancan]] The '''Buddhist monk Yancan''' (延参法师) rose to popularity in June, 2012, when a video of
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• Monk Hong Yi
  [[file: Li Shutong.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Monk Hong Yi (Li Shutong)]] '''Monk Hong Yi''' ('''弘一法师''') or '''Li Shutong''' ('''李叔同''') (Oct.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/December7, 2012
  [[file: Li Shutong.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Monk Hong Yi (Li Shutong)]] ...rtistic centipede proficient in music, calligraphy, painting and drama. [[Monk Hong Yi|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/July9, 2012
  [[file: Buddhist monk Yancan.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|the Buddhist Yancan]] ...pted by a group of playful monkeys, went viral on the Internet. [[Buddhist monk Yancan|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/May 20, 2010
  '''Xuan Zang''' (602-664), originally named Chen Wei, was a [[Tang Dynasty]] monk. ...s. He studied Buddhist classics and learned Buddhist doctrines from Indian monk scholars. ('''[[Xuan Zang|More...]]''')
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• Li Shutong
  #redirect [[Monk Hong Yi]]
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• Dabeiyuan Monastery
  ...g]], the [[Tang]] monk who went to ancient India to learn Buddhism. As the monk studied Buddhism in Nalanda for a long time during his stay in India, the r
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/May 4, 2017
  ...yard compound covering an area of two hectares, laying out in the shape of monk's robe. ([[Guiyuan Zen Temple|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/July 9, 2015
  ...yard compound covering an area of two hectares, laying out in the shape of monk's robe. ([[Guiyuan Zen Temple|More...]])
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• Guiyuan Zen Temple
  ...yard compound covering an area of two hectares, laying out in the shape of monk's robe.
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• Yan Huaili
  [[File:Yanhuaili.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Monk Sha in the TV series "Journey to the West]] ...dapted TV series ''Journey to the West'' (25 episodes, broadcast in 1987). Monk Sha is the third apprentice to Tang Xuanzang (played by Xu Shaohua, Chi Zho
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• Guangxiao Temple
  ...(618-907) stayed in the temple for a while. Also during the Tang Dynasty, Monk [[Huineng]] was initiated into monkhood under the said bodhi tree. Huineng
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• Xuanzang
  ...nzang''' (玄奘) (602-664), originally named Chen Wei, was a [[Tang Dynasty]] monk. ...s. He studied Buddhist classics and learned Buddhist doctrines from Indian monk scholars.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/May 16, 2015
  ...nzang''' (玄奘) (602-664), originally named Chen Wei, was a [[Tang Dynasty]] monk. ([[Xuanzang|More]])
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• Lion Grove Garden
  ...unds in bamboos and grotesque rocks resembling ferocious beasts, and since Monk Zhongfeng came from a place called Lion Rock in [[Zhejiang]]'s [[Tianmu Mou
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• Wolong Temple
  ...the abbot and celebrated monk who styled himself "Wolong (Sleeping-Dragon) Monk." In the past the Wolong Temple was an enormous complex that had been destr
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• Buddhist monk Yancan
  [[file: Buddhist monk Yancan.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|the Buddhist Yancan]] The '''Buddhist monk Yancan''' (延参法师) rose to popularity in June, 2012, when a video of
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• Chuan Yin
  '''Chuan Yin''' is a well-learned Buddhist monk in [[China]]. He was elected president of the [[Buddhist Association of Chi ...anuary 30]], 1927, to devout Buddhist parents. When he was 20, he became a monk. In 1954, he went to the [[Zhenru Monastery]] in [[Jiangxi Province]] and w
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 15, 2015
  ...tions. In 1927, he followed [[Master Hong Yi]] (弘一法师) to become a Buddhist monk. ([[Feng Zikai|More...]])
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/December 20
  [[753]]: [[Tang Dynasty]] monk '''[[Jianzhen]]''' finally arrived in Japan at his sixth attempt.
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• Liurong Temple
  ...Liang (the most famous Buddhist emperor in Chinese history) had his uncle, monk [[Tanyu]], obtain Buddhist relics from Kampuchea and bring them to Guangzho ...three huge statues made of brass in early [[Qing Dynasty]] and a statue of Monk Huineng (638-713), who was the Sixth Patriarch of Zen Buddhism and the foun
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• Tiantong Temple
  ...r of the Kaiyuan reign of the [[Tang Dynasty]]. Twenty-five years later, a monk chose a new site and built the Tiantong Temple as we see it today. In 759,
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• Jiangtian Si
  ...s associated with the fact it used to be the domain of Foyin, a celebrated monk of the Song Dynasty. The temple was renamed the “Longyou Temple” during ...as the Sutra Sunning Terrace, reportedly built by the famous Song-Dynasty monk Foyin; 4) the Lanka Terrace, also known as Sujing Altar, which was built du
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/December 20, 2009
  '''Jianzhen''' (Ganjin in Japanese) ([[Chinese]]: 鉴真) was a Chinese Buddhist monk of the [[Tang Dynasty]] (AD 618-907) who introduced the Ritsu school of [[B
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• Dabei Si
  ...ined here prior to 1956), and the other is in memory of Hongyi, an eminent monk who happened to be a Tianjin native. The Tianjin Municipal Buddhist Associa
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• Wang Xizhi
  ...g of Monk Tripitaka of the Great Tang Dynasty) which was collected by Tang monk Huairen. His cursive handwritings are conserved in Shi qi tie (Seventeen Ca
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• Lushan Temple
  ...south [[China]] into [[Tibet]] after he had debated with the famed Indian monk Kamalasila (莲花戒730-800) for three years, an event that has come down
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• Wuzu Temple
  ...ntain Temple. It was built in 672 during the [[Tang Dynasty]] (618-907) by Monk [[Hongren]], the fifth-generation patriartch of Zen Buddhism.
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• Yunju Temple
  ...ist scriptures were written on silk or skins which were easily destroyed). Monk [[Jingwan]] carried on his master's will and started to dig caves in the hi
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• Jing Hui
  He became a Bhikkhu, a fully ordained male Buddhist monk, at 18 and was accepted as a disciple of [[Xu Yun]], a Zen master, at 19. [[category:monk]]
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• Fa Xian
  ...Fa-hsien, of the [[Eastern Jin Dynasty]], surnamed Gong before he became a monk, was a pioneer who traveled to India to study and translate Buddhist script
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• Tiantai Sect in Han Buddhism
  ...in Chinese Buddhism was the '''Tiantai sect''', founded by the prestigious monk [[Zhiyi]] (538-597) during the interregnum between the Chen (557-589) and [ ...County, Henan Province) in 560, where he soon won the favor of his master, Monk Huisi. In 567, he settled down in the Waguan Temple of Jinling (present-day
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• Lungshan Temple
  Construction of the temple began in 1653 by Monk [[Zhaoshan]], with a bronze statue of Avalokitesvara of the [[Tang Dynasty]
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• Huineng
  ...of Chan]] (Zen) was set up in the early [[Tang Dynasty]]. Its founder was Monk '''Huineng''' (638-713), who was born in [[Guangdong]]. He believed that ev
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/January 27, 2016
  ...e drama tells of the legend of the Tang Dynasty (618–907 AD), the Buddhist monk Xuanzang, who traveled to the place later known as India on a pilgrimage to
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• Guihai Stele Forest
  ...stone engraving of the ''Portrait of 16 Arhats'' by [[Guan Xiu]], a famous monk painter of the [[Five Dynasties]] (907-960). In a pavilion is the [[Song Dy
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• Jietai Temple
  ...Temple''' was built in 622 in the [[Tang Dynasty]]. In the 11th century, a monk named [[Fajun]] founded an altar here for the ordination of novices into th
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• Monk Hong Yi
  [[file: Li Shutong.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Monk Hong Yi (Li Shutong)]] '''Monk Hong Yi''' ('''弘一法师''') or '''Li Shutong''' ('''李叔同''') (Oct.
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• Tiantai Mountain
  ...g, 1,138 m above sea level. It is the birthplace of the well-known Chinese monk Jigong of the Tiantai Sect of Buddhism, as well as the ancestral shrine of
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• Vinaya Sect in Han Buddhism
  ...the South Mountain" because its founder, the prominent [[Tang]] (618-907) monk [[Daoxuan]], lived on [[Zhongnan Mountain]] in the South. ...le to compose poetry and rhapsodies. At 16 he began his monastic life with Monk Zhijun as his master, and at 20 he was bestowed with the Upasampanna (Compl
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• Jingtu Sect in Han Buddhism
  ...ct in [[China]], is named for the Pure Land, the aspired destination for a monk in meditation. It was established in China by [[Shandao]] during the [[Tang ...Lushan to explore the cultural heritage left by the prominent Eastern Jin monk Huiyuan (334-416). In 641 (15th year of the Zhenguan reign, Tang Dynasty),
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• Fayuan Temple
  ...rocana Hall, formerly the hall in commemoration of the famous Tang Dynasty Monk [[Xuanzang]] who went to India to learn Buddhism. The hall houses a five-in
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• Greater Wild Goose Pagoda
  ...iben]], [[Wu Daozi]], and [[Yi Lin]]. Soon after the temple was completed, Monk [[Xuanzang]] spent 19 years here to translate 74 types of Buddhist scriptur
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• Jade Buddha Temple
  ...years of the reign of Emperor Guangxu in the [[Qing Dynasty]], an eminent monk called Huigen from [[Mount Putuo]] (in [[Zhejiang]] Province) went on a pil
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• Mount Dinghu
  ...asty]] (618-907). The [[Qingyun Temple]] was built on [[Sanbao Peak]] by a monk named [[Zaishen]], who came in 1633 during [[Ming Dynasty]]. It ranks as on
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• Yungang Grottoes
  ...The construction of the caves was started under the auspices of the noted monk Tan Yao in 453 and took 50 years to complete. Some 40,000 people, including ...h has its own character. Grotto No. 20 – one of the five earliest caves of monk Tan Yao – houses the sitting statute of Sakyamuni, 13.7 meters high, with
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• Evening bell at Nanping hill
  ...ng Temple." It was first built in AD 954 by the Wuyue Emperor for a famous monk named Yongming. In the [[South Song Dynasty]], the name of the temple was c
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• Hongluo Temple
  [[Monk Jixing]] (1741-1810), the 12th Master of the Pure Land Sect, died in the te
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• Youmin Temple
  ...doctrines of the Chan school of Chinese [[Buddhism]]. After the celebrated monk [[Mazu]] (709-788) achieved enlightenment as a disciple of the Chan master
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• Mount E’mei
  ...atue of Samantabhadra riding on an elephant. It was built in 980 by Master Monk [[Maozhen]] of the [[Baishui Temple]], who bought brass with the gold that
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• Donglin Si
  ...ce, was founded more than 1,600 years ago by Huiyuan (334-416), a renowned monk of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and had its heyday during the Tang Dynasty when
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• Huang Zhou
  According to [[Shi Guoliang]], both Huang’s apprentice and a monk, diligence was what led Huang to success. He never stopped painting, even w
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• Chan Sect in Han Buddhism
  ...blishment was made possible through the efforts of [[Huineng]], an eminent monk of the [[Tang Dynasty]] (618-907). ...Ridges (present-day Guangdong and Guangxi) and that he wanted to become a monk. When Hongren said that men from south of the Five Ridges had no aptitude f
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• The Journey to the West
  Written by Wu Cheng'en, the novel depicts pilgrimage of a legendary Buddhist monk who travels to the "Western Region" later known as India in search of sacre
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• Ci'en Sect in Han Buddhism
  ...elder brother, Changjie, who was a monk. At the age of 13 he also became a monk and began studying Buddhist doctrines. In 622, he received his ordination i ...disciple, but his true intention was to educate the boy after he became a monk. The following story shows the result of this education.
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• Sanlun Sect in Han Buddhism
  ...''Dvadasamukha-shastra''. Its founder was [[Jizang]] (549-623), an eminent monk who lived during a period that spanned the late [[Sui]] (581-618) and the e ...lassics were translated into Chinese by Kumarajiva (344-413), a celebrated monk from Kuqa. For this reason, Nagarjuna and Aryadeva are regarded as forefath
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• Zhang Daqian
  ...was briefly interrupted twice: once, when escaped to a reclusive life as a monk because of an unhappy marriage, and another time during the Anti-Japanese A
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• Huayan Sect in Han Buddhism
  ...-sutra'' (Garland Sutra). Its founder was [[Fazang]] (643-712), an eminent monk of the [[Tang Dynasty]] (618-907). ...r him and named him “Xiaoshou.” For a while, he was part of the celebrated monk Xuanzang’s team of Buddhist translators, but he quit after failing to see
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• Jianzhen
  '''Jianzhen''' (Ganjin in Japanese) ([[Chinese]]: 鉴真) was a Chinese Buddhist monk of the [[Tang Dynasty]] (AD 618-907) who introduced the Ritsu school of [[B
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• Huai Su
  '''Huai Su''' was a monk and calligrapher, who had loved calligraphy from childhood and was famous f
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• Buddhist Festivals
  When the followers have queued up in the Mahavira Hall, a monk will lead the crowd in singing hymns and chanting incantations. Then they a ...ay of 9th lunar month: Anniversary of the Tonsuring of Avalokitesvara as a monk
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• Jile Temple
  ...a large monastery founded in the 1920s by [[Tanxu]] (1875-1963), a famous monk and a native of Ninghe County, [[Hebei Province]], who was tonsured at the
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• Tsangyang Gyatso
  ...principles of the Gelug School of Tibetan Buddhism and rejected life as a monk. He preferred drinking, the company of women and writing love songs and poe
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• Zhang Jinlai
  ...e drama tells of the legend of the Tang Dynasty (618–907 AD), the Buddhist monk Xuanzang, who traveled to the place later known as India on a pilgrimage to
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• Feng Zikai
  In 1927, he followed [[Master Hong Yi]] (弘一法师) to become a Buddhist monk.
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• Yulin Grotto Temple
  ..., painted on the cliff to the right of Samantabhadra is a picture of “Tang Monk [[Xuan Zang]] Seeking Sutras in the West.” This is earliest extant pictur
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• Stone-Carved Scriptures Exhibition Hall
  ...ties. It was founded for storing the scriptures carved on stone slabs by a monk named Jingwan. The name Yunju Temple was found on a stone inscription datin
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• Life in Cloisters
  ...and the other gives an opportunity for malfeasants to make confessions. A monk who refuses to confess is held guilty, and if his misconduct has been expos ...how hard he tries self-cultivation. Only by strictly observing them can a monk proceed to study by dhyana and by philosophy. The Buddha’s purpose in lay
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• Lion Dance
  ...Playing with Lion in [[Sichuan]] and [[Hunan]] provinces and the Laughing Monk Playing with Lion in [[Shaanxi Province]].
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• Laba Festival
  ...htenment. Legend has it that after Sakyamuni left secular life to become a monk, he meditated so deeply that he often forgot to eat. Once, when he was clos
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• Beihai Park
  ...hanging around them. Inside, the dagoba holds the Buddhist Scriptures, the monk's mantle and alms bowl and two pieces of Sarira. Since the White Dagoba is
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• Tibetan Buddhism
  ...[Qinghai]] who began studying Buddhism in Lhasa after he was ordained as a monk. He rose to fame, wrote copiously, and went all out in boosting Tibetan Bud ...ach Tibetan family was required to provide at least one member to become a monk or nun. This is why Tibetan monks and nuns made up a quarter of the Tibetan
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• Achang ethnic group
  ...eduled on holy days and follow the chanting of scripture by [[monks]]. One monk leads the funeral procession. As he walks, he holds a long strand of white
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• Beijing Arts & Crafts Museum
  ...integration from the bronze shape and jade carving. The white jade Jigong Monk is designed and carved by Master Wang Shu-sen, it`s praiseworthy by every v
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• Han Buddhism
  ...tory books, in 260 (5th year of the Ganlu reign, Wei Kingdom), the Chinese monk Zhu Shixing began a solitary tour of the Western Territories. When he arriv ...out of the water, emitting brilliant light and color. With this trick the monk caught the fancy of the general and won his confidence. He went on to persu
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• Buddhist Organizations
  ...or meditating, and are obliged to maintain the decorum and etiquette of a monk. The students are asked to foster a monastic lifestyle so that they can bec
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• Badachu
  ...ld-coated copper statue of the Sykyamuni Buddha, bequeathed by a Thai head monk, is enshrined in its main hall. A relic of the tooth of this Buddha was fou
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• Stephen Chow Sing-Chi
  The Mad Monk (1993) 济公
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• Huang Yongyu
  In Huang’s own words, he was lucky enough to meet the famous monk Hongyi (Li Shutong) in a Quanzhou temple where the naughty boy sneaked up t
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• Chinese Tea Art
  ...xperts in purple clay teapots. The teapot was first invented by an eminent monk of the [[Jinsha Si]] (Gold Sand Temple) who remained anonymous. However, fo ...a small teapot looked like a monk's cap, which naturally reminded one of a monk praying to Buddha in the ancient temple. The message was clear: you drink t
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• Dai ethnic group
  ...graveyards of aristocrats and poor people were strictly separated. When a monk or a Buddhist leader died, he was cremated and his ashes placed in a potter
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• Pali Buddhism
  ...to the bottom of the pot so that the water could slowly leak out. The poor monk was allowed to stop walking only after the pot ran out of water. It is said ...the temples have retained only their function as religious sanctuaries and monk’s abodes, they remain as centers for the dissemination and preservation o
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• Spring Festival
  ...Playing with Lion in [[Sichuan]] and [[Hunan province]]s and the Laughing Monk Playing with Lion in [[Shaanxi Province]].
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• Chuanju
  ...satirical comedies such as ''The Arranged Marriage'', ''Gift Robe'', ''Mad Monk Whipping Qin Hui'', and ''Three Puzzles for the Bridegroom'', as well as hu
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• Tibet
  ...7, Mongol Prince [[Godan]] invited [[Pandit Gonggar Gyamcain]], an eminent monk with the Sagya Sect that greatly influenced [[Buddhist]] worship on the Tib ...ng Tibetan lama of the Sagya Sect. This was the highest official post of a monk official in the Chinese history. From then on, Imperial Tutor became a high
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• Chinese ancient pagodas
  ...s of the grotto many tiny rooms were dug out, each big enough for only one monk to sleep in. Since each of the rooms was merely one square zhang (about ten ...thern India. It is believed to be the place where a famous Indian Buddhist monk attained nirvana. Though it has been destroyed and reconstructed several ti
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• Tibetan ethnic group
  ...low sect Lama, which holds a predominant position in Lamaism, forbid the [[monk]]s to marry. Monks belonging to the other sects are free to marry and the w
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• Tibetan
  ...low sect Lama, which holds a predominant position in Lamaism, forbid the [[monk]]s to marry. Monks belonging to the other sects are free to marry and the w
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