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- | '' '''NOTE:''' Not to be confused with the larger Bǎilín Chán Temple 柏林禪寺 in Héběi [[河北]] | + | '' '''NOTE:''' Not to be confused with the larger Bǎilín Chán Temple 柏林禪寺 in Héběi [[河北]]'' |
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|current name=Bǎilín sì 柏林寺 | |current name=Bǎilín sì 柏林寺 | ||
- | |location=Běijīng [[北京]], Eastern District 東城區, east of Yōnghé Temple [[雍和宮]] | + | |location=Běijīng [[北京]], Eastern District 東城區, east of Yōnghé Temple [[雍和宮]] at #1 Xìlóu Hútóng 戲樓胡同 |
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|founded=1347 (Zhìzhèng 至正 7) | |founded=1347 (Zhìzhèng 至正 7) | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
- | Established during the Yúan 元 Dynasty, this temple was expanded to its largest dimensions during the Qīng 清 Dynasty. From its inception until the fall of the Qīng | + | Established during the Yúan 元 Dynasty, this temple was expanded to its largest dimensions during the Qīng 清 Dynasty. From its inception until the fall of the Qīng, the temple was used by Tibetan and Mongolian Buddhists. |
After a brief revival under Táiyuán [[台源]] in the late 1920s, the temple shut down in [[1931]] after the Mukden Incident. | After a brief revival under Táiyuán [[台源]] in the late 1920s, the temple shut down in [[1931]] after the Mukden Incident. |
NOTE: Not to be confused with the larger Bǎilín Chán Temple 柏林禪寺 in Héběi 河北
Bǎilín sì 柏林寺
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Bǎilín sì 柏林寺 is one of the larger temples in Běijīng 北京.
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Established during the Yúan 元 Dynasty, this temple was expanded to its largest dimensions during the Qīng 清 Dynasty. From its inception until the fall of the Qīng, the temple was used by Tibetan and Mongolian Buddhists.
After a brief revival under Táiyuán 台源 in the late 1920s, the temple shut down in 1931 after the Mukden Incident.