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	This temple was first built as a summer garden by Mǎ Yīn 馬殷, founder of the later Kingdom of Chǔ 楚國. His son turned over part of the land for monks to live on. This soon became Kāifú Temple 開福寺. It became a center of Chán, and is seen as an ancestral temple by Rinzai Buddhists in Japan.		This temple was first built as a summer garden by Mǎ Yīn 馬殷, founder of the later Kingdom of Chǔ 楚國. His son turned over part of the land for monks to live on. This soon became Kāifú Temple 開福寺. It became a center of Chán, and is seen as an ancestral temple by Rinzai Buddhists in Japan.

-	In [[1886]] (Guāngxù 光緒 12), Jìchán [[寄禪]], Lìyún [[笠雲]], and roughly two dozen others formed the Bìhú Poetry Society [[碧湖詩社]] here. In [[1908]], Lìyún established the Hú'nán Monastic Teachers Academy [[湖南僧立師範學堂]] here. Mizuno Baigyō [[水野梅曉]] visited and became friends with Lìyún here in around the turn of the century.	+	In [[1886]] (Guāngxù 光緒 12), Jìchán [[寄禪]], Lìyún [[笠雲]], and roughly two dozen others formed the Bìhú Poetry Society [[碧湖詩社]] here. In [[1908]], Lìyún established the Hú'nán Monastic Teachers Academy [[湖南僧立師範學堂]] here. Mizuno Baigyō [[水野梅曉]] visited and became friends with Lìyún here around the turn of the century.

	Much of the present site was completed during the years of Guāngxù 光緒 ([[1875]] - [[1908]]). Many buildings were damaged or destroyed by fire in [[1918]], but these were repaired or rebuilt by [[1922]].		Much of the present site was completed during the years of Guāngxù 光緒 ([[1875]] - [[1908]]). Many buildings were damaged or destroyed by fire in [[1918]], but these were repaired or rebuilt by [[1922]].

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{{Temple_infobox
|current name=Kāifú sì 開福寺
|location=Chángshā [[長沙]], Kāifú District 開福區, #136 Kāifú Road 開福路, east of the Xiāng River 湘江
|alternate names=*
|image=
|founded=927 (Tiānchéng 天成 2)
|lineage=Línjì zōng 臨濟宗, Yángqí pài 楊岐派
|status=Public (十方叢林)
|editor-name=
}}

'''Kāifú sì 開福寺''' is a large temple in Chángshā [[長沙]].

==History==
This temple was first built as a summer garden by Mǎ Yīn 馬殷, founder of the later Kingdom of Chǔ 楚國. His son turned over part of the land for monks to live on. This soon became Kāifú Temple 開福寺. It became a center of Chán, and is seen as an ancestral temple by Rinzai Buddhists in Japan.

In [[1886]] (Guāngxù 光緒 12), Jìchán [[寄禪]], Lìyún [[笠雲]], and roughly two dozen others formed the Bìhú Poetry Society [[碧湖詩社]] here. In [[1908]], Lìyún established the Hú'nán Monastic Teachers Academy [[湖南僧立師範學堂]] here. Mizuno Baigyō [[水野梅曉]] visited and became friends with Lìyún here in around the turn of the century.

Much of the present site was completed during the years of Guāngxù 光緒 ([[1875]] - [[1908]]). Many buildings were damaged or destroyed by fire in [[1918]], but these were repaired or rebuilt by [[1922]].

==Personnel==

===Important Abbots===
*

===Notable Residents===
* Guānkōng [[觀空]]
* Kōngyě [[空也]]
* Yándìng [[嚴定]]

==Temple Institution==

===Important Buildings or Artifacts===
*

===Associated Organizations and Groups===
* Bìhú Poetry Society [[碧湖詩社]] ([[1886]] - ??)
* Hú'nán Monastic Teachers Academy [[湖南僧立師範學堂]] ([[1908]] - ??)
* Hú'nán branch of the Chinese General Buddhist Association [[中華佛教總會]] ([[1912]] - [[1915]])

==Notes==

<references/>

==References==
* [http://www.hudong.com/wiki/開福寺互動百科:開福寺]

[[Category:Institution]]

Kaifu si 開福寺 - Revision history

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