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| + | Ah I didn't notice those edits! Sorry - Thanks for that, and thanks to Erik for putting them back in. | ||
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While I appreciate the contribution, unless we're going to have an entire German version of the site, I do not think that this description belongs here.
--Greg 23:25, 30 November 2010 (CST)
Ok, just gave it a try, since I already had the german text at hand and my english is not the best, I posted it. Nevertheless I also corrected the english version! There is a type-o at We(n)xi, which makes it impossible to query the only entry about him. Additionally Wenxi never went to Japan, for he was arrested in Shanghai one night before his departure to Japan. Conservative Sangha-factions denounced him of collaborating with the Revolutionary Party there. He got sentenced for life, but was soon released after the successful revolution in 1911. (dongchu p.79)
Zuo Songtao (2008) provides the best scholarship on the early years of the new sangha-education in China so far. (He´s correcting a lot of mistaken dates regarding the this developments.
According him, the school officially started at 9th May 1906 and had first 60 students enrolled.
Thank you for the clarification. I will put some of your factual edits back in, as well as the reference you cite.
These corrections are appreciated, and I hope our decision not to incorporate your German material will not prevent you from making future contributions.
--Erik hammerstrom 03:16, 1 December 2010 (CST)
Ah I didn't notice those edits! Sorry - Thanks for that, and thanks to Erik for putting them back in. --Greg 10:52, 1 December 2010 (CST)