- pinyin: fānghú), also
known as
Fanghu Mountain or
Fangzhang zhou (Chinese: 方丈州; pinyin:
fāngzhàng zhoú), is one of the five
Bohai Sea
Shenshan mountain-islands...
- temple: In
Chinese Chan
Buddhist monasteries, a
common word for
abbot is
Fāngzhàng (方丈)
meaning "one
square zhàng (equal to ten
square feet)", a reference...
-
where he
carries the
three islands of the
Eight Immortals (Penglai,
Fangzhang, and Yingzhou) upon his back. He is
thought to have been an influence...
- anti-Qing activities. "
Fangzhang" (方掌) and "
Fangzhang" (方種) are
believed to be the same person, and "Fangzhangguang"
should also be "
Fangzhang". "Fang
Chung Gong"...
- refugee, Peng-ti,
Kiyoaki manages to flee to the
great coastal city of
Fangzhang. There,
Kiyoaki joins a ****anese
freedom movement supported by Travancore...
- in the
Bohai sea
where immortals reside;
these mountains are Penglai,
Fāngzhàng (方丈), and Yíngzhōu (瀛洲/瀛州).
Other islands where immortals reside are called...
-
divine mountains where the
elixir of
immortality existed,
Penglai 蓬萊,
Fangzhang 方丈, and
Yingzhou 瀛洲 in the
Bohai Sea. From the age of
Kings Wei and Xuan...
- practitioners. In
Chinese Chan
Buddhist monasteries, a
common word for
abbot is
Fāngzhàng (方丈)
meaning "one
square zhàng (equal to ten
square feet)", a reference...
- Anglo-French
Allied Forces in 1860. (Fanghu is one of the
wonderlands on the sea in
Chinese myths. It is the same as
Fangzhang. "方壶"，同"方丈"，是中国传说中海上三仙山之一。)...
-
Chengzhen (Chinese: 吳誠真; born 14
January 1957) is the
first woman to
become a
Fangzhang (prin****l abbess) in the
history of Taoism,
which occurred in 2009. Wu...
