Nanputuo Temple 南普陀寺

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By the Republican period Nanputuo Temple was already a major temple for the region. In [[1924]] under the leadership of the abbot Zhuǎnféng [[轉逢]] it was changed into a public monastery (shífāng cónglín 十方叢林) that welcomed visiting monks from all temples. The next year the Minnan Buddhist Seminary [[閩南佛學院]] was established on the grounds of the temple.
By the Republican period Nanputuo Temple was already a major temple for the region. In [[1924]] under the leadership of the abbot Zhuǎnféng [[轉逢]] it was changed into a public monastery (shífāng cónglín 十方叢林) that welcomed visiting monks from all temples. The next year the Minnan Buddhist Seminary [[閩南佛學院]] was established on the grounds of the temple.
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Revision as of 03:56, 7 January 2010

Nanputuo Temple: Nánpǔtuó sì 南普陀寺

  • Founded in the late-Tang as Sìzhōu Temple 泗洲寺
  • Located in Xiàmén 廈門, Fújiàn 福建
  • Lineage: Línjì 臨濟宗

History

By the Republican period Nanputuo Temple was already a major temple for the region. In 1924 under the leadership of the abbot Zhuǎnféng 轉逢 it was changed into a public monastery (shífāng cónglín 十方叢林) that welcomed visiting monks from all temples. The next year the Minnan Buddhist Seminary 閩南佛學院 was established on the grounds of the temple.


Gregory Adam Scott

Notable Abbots and Years of their Appointment

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