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  • ...name is True Awakening Temple (Zhenjuesi). Built in the reign of [[Emperor Yongle]] of the [[Ming Dynasty]] (1403-1424), it was once an important venue for B
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  • ...is the Hall of Masters. Fahai Temple's construction was completed in 1443. Emperor [[Zhu Qizhe]]n inscribed the stele of the temple, which makes it famous amo Compared with [[Dunhuang Murals]] and [[Yongle Palace Murals]] in [[Shanxi Province]], murals in Fahai Temple have their o
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  • ...iod (1358). As it was built in the town of Yongle, it was generally called Yongle Palace. ...nd the Dragon and Tiger Hall. They give an account of the process by which Yongle Palace was built and of the content of the murals. None of the four halls h
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  • ...so it was also called Huo Guang Memorial Temple. During the Ming Dynasty’s Yongle reign period (1403-24), it was rebuilt as City God Temple by the then count ...gnificant results in bringing the sea under control. After his death, Ming Emperor Taizu conferred on Qin the title of Shanghai City God.
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  • ...an (Gurgling Spring) Temple." During the period from 1408 (6th year of the Yongle reign) to 1542 (21st year of the Jiaqing reign) in the Ming Dynasty, the te
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  • ...). It was built in 1417, the 15th year of the reign period of Ming Emperor Yongle. It was formerly called Chengtianmen (the Gate for Receiving Heavenly Order
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  • ...e Ming Dynasty exhibits include those fired in official kilns during the [[Yongle]] (1403-1425) and [[Xuande]] (1426-1436) periods. These are of inestimable ..., and symbols are expressed in patterns, also produced during the reign of Emperor [[Kangxi]]. Joining together fragments of ancient porcelain gives one a ret
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  • ...t the Dazhong Temple because it housed a giant Buddhist bell cast in the [[Yongle Period]] (around 1420) of the Ming Dynasty. The Ancient Bell Temple Museum The gem of its collection is the [[Yongle Bell]], a state-level cultural relic that hangs in the Giant Bell Tower. At
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  • ...ng studied Daoism on Singing Crane Mountain during the Eastern Han Dynasty Emperor Shundi’s reign (AD 126-144). The Supreme Master descended into the world ...1404, the second year of the Yongle reign period of the Ming Dynasty, the emperor ordered an envoy called Wu Boli to invite Zhang Sanfeng to court, holding a
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  • ...or Dancing Master, the [[Ministry of Rites]], the Ritual of [[Zhou]], "The emperor could have bells on the four sides of his palace, a duke or prince could ha ..."A Forest of Bells." "The Five Unique Features of the King of Bells." "The Yongle Bell." "Casting Demonstration." "Ancient Bells from Foreign Countries" and
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  • According to historical records, in 968 (6th year of the Jiande reign of [[Emperor Taizu]], [[Song Dynasty]]), the imperial court, after receiving repeated re ...ed porcelain sculpture of the Buddha dating back to 1415 (13th year of the Yongle reign, Ming Dynasty). The big bronze bell hanging in front of the temple we
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  • ...Qin]] unified China with the help of a powerful army, and became the first emperor of the country. When he died in 210 BC, 700,000 slaves produced a pottery a ...et elegance of which won the hearts of many. During the reigns of emperors Yongle and Xuande, thin-body and bright-colored blue and white porcelains were all
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  • ...ver and demand it pledge allegiance to the Sui Court. In the 14th century, Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty (明太祖) was known far and wide for his milita ...irs were under the supervision of the Japanese for over 40 years. In 1654, Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (清康熙帝) bestowed on the King of Ryukyu the ti
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  • ...ver and demand it pledge allegiance to the Sui Court. In the 14th century, Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty (明太祖) was known far and wide for his milita ...irs were under the supervision of the Japanese for over 40 years. In 1654, Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (清康熙帝) bestowed on the King of Ryukyu the ti
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