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Welch refers to this as the Ānhuī Buddhist School 安徽佛學校 or Yíngjiāng Buddhist Seminary 迎江佛學院, and says it had an enrollment of about 20 monks.<ref>Welch, 285.</ref> | Welch refers to this as the Ānhuī Buddhist School 安徽佛學校 or Yíngjiāng Buddhist Seminary 迎江佛學院, and says it had an enrollment of about 20 monks.<ref>Welch, 285.</ref> | ||
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A short-lived early Buddhist seminary, which provided much the student body and teaching staff for the Minnan Buddhist Seminary 閩南佛學院 when it began.
A Buddhist seminary 佛學院, roughly contemporary with the early Wuchang Buddhist Seminary 武昌佛學院. The principal of the school was Chángxǐng 常惺. When the school shut down in 1924, he went to Nánpǔtuó Temple 南普陀寺 in Xiàmén 廈門 to help start Jǐngxián Buddhist Studies Society 景賢學佛社 (which became the Minnan Buddhist Seminary 閩南佛學院 in 1927).
Welch refers to this as the Ānhuī Buddhist School 安徽佛學校 or Yíngjiāng Buddhist Seminary 迎江佛學院, and says it had an enrollment of about 20 monks.[1]
Erik Hammerstrom
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