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|current name=Xīngfú sì 興福寺 | |current name=Xīngfú sì 興福寺 | ||
| - | |location=Jiāngsū [[江蘇]], Sūzhōu [[蘇州]], in the northern part of Chángrè City | + | |location=Jiāngsū [[江蘇]], Sūzhōu [[蘇州]], on Yú Mountain 虞山 in the northern part of Chángrè City [[常熱]]市 |
|alternate names=* Dàcí sì 大慈寺 | |alternate names=* Dàcí sì 大慈寺 | ||
* Pòshān sì 破山寺 | * Pòshān sì 破山寺 | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
Originally a hermitage, it was converted into a temple during the Southern Qí 南齊 (479-502) and it was given the name Dàcí Temple 大慈寺. During the Zhēnguān 貞觀 years of the Táng 唐 (627-649), the name was changed to Pòshān Temple 破山寺. It received its current name from Emperor Yìzōng 懿宗 in 869 (Xiántōng 咸通 9). | Originally a hermitage, it was converted into a temple during the Southern Qí 南齊 (479-502) and it was given the name Dàcí Temple 大慈寺. During the Zhēnguān 貞觀 years of the Táng 唐 (627-649), the name was changed to Pòshān Temple 破山寺. It received its current name from Emperor Yìzōng 懿宗 in 869 (Xiántōng 咸通 9). | ||
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| + | The Dharmadhatu Seminary [[法界學院]], an influential early Buddhist seminary ran here from the late 1910s into the 1930s. | ||
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| + | In the mid and late 20th century the monk Miàoshēng [[妙生]] (a former student of the Dharmadhatu Seminary) played a pivotal role in preserving the temple under early communist rule, and then in renovating and restoring the temple once the Cultural Revolution had passed. The temple reopened in October 1988, and was repaired over the next five years. | ||
==Personnel== | ==Personnel== | ||
===Important Abbots=== | ===Important Abbots=== | ||
| - | * Yuèxiá [[月霞]] ([[1917]] | + | * Yuèxiá [[月霞]] ([[1917]]) |
| - | * | + | * Miàoshēng [[妙生]] |
===Notable Residents=== | ===Notable Residents=== | ||
| + | * Yīngcí [[應慈]] ([[1917]] - [[1922]]) | ||
* Chángxǐng [[常惺]] (teacher at the Dharmadhatu Seminary [[法界學院]] from [1919]] to [[1922]]) | * Chángxǐng [[常惺]] (teacher at the Dharmadhatu Seminary [[法界學院]] from [1919]] to [[1922]]) | ||
* Chísōng [[持松]] (teacher at the Dharmadhatu Seminary [[法界學院]] from [1920]] to [[1922]]) | * Chísōng [[持松]] (teacher at the Dharmadhatu Seminary [[法界學院]] from [1920]] to [[1922]]) | ||
Xīngfú sì 興福寺
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Xīngfú sì 興福寺 and a short statement about this temple.
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Originally a hermitage, it was converted into a temple during the Southern Qí 南齊 (479-502) and it was given the name Dàcí Temple 大慈寺. During the Zhēnguān 貞觀 years of the Táng 唐 (627-649), the name was changed to Pòshān Temple 破山寺. It received its current name from Emperor Yìzōng 懿宗 in 869 (Xiántōng 咸通 9).
The Dharmadhatu Seminary 法界學院, an influential early Buddhist seminary ran here from the late 1910s into the 1930s.
In the mid and late 20th century the monk Miàoshēng 妙生 (a former student of the Dharmadhatu Seminary) played a pivotal role in preserving the temple under early communist rule, and then in renovating and restoring the temple once the Cultural Revolution had passed. The temple reopened in October 1988, and was repaired over the next five years.