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<googlemap lat="32.084087" lon="118.825378" type="normal" zoom="11" controls="small"> | <googlemap lat="32.084087" lon="118.825378" type="normal" zoom="11" controls="small"> | ||
32.154284, 118.954162, Qīxiá Temple 栖霞寺 | 32.154284, 118.954162, Qīxiá Temple 栖霞寺 | ||
- | 32.045202, 118.803921, Pílú Temple | + | 32.045202, 118.803921, Pílú Temple 毘盧寺 |
32.037224, 118.791068, Jinling Scriptural Press [[金陵刻經處]]; The Chinese Inner Studies College [[支那內學院]] was also located here | 32.037224, 118.791068, Jinling Scriptural Press [[金陵刻經處]]; The Chinese Inner Studies College [[支那內學院]] was also located here | ||
32.053364, 118.865719, Línggǔ Temple 靈谷寺 | 32.053364, 118.865719, Línggǔ Temple 靈谷寺 | ||
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* Línggǔ Temple 靈谷寺 was founded in the 6th century on Zǐjīn Mountain 紫金山 | * Línggǔ Temple 靈谷寺 was founded in the 6th century on Zǐjīn Mountain 紫金山 | ||
* Qīxiá Temple 栖霞寺 was founded in the 5th century and is situated 22 km. northeast of the city | * Qīxiá Temple 栖霞寺 was founded in the 5th century and is situated 22 km. northeast of the city | ||
+ | * Pílú (Vairocana) Temple 毘盧寺 was founded in the late 19th century with the support of Zēng Guóquán 曾國荃, by expanding a small hermitage that had been on the site since the Jiāqìng 嘉慶 era (1796-1820). | ||
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Nánjīng was the capital of the Tàipíng state as well as the Nationalist government from 1928-1937.
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