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Jianzhen (688–763), also
known by his ****anese name Ganjin, was a Tang
Chinese monk or
Silla Korean of
Yanju who
helped to
propagate Buddhism in ****an...
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Yangzhou Jianzhen International Half
Marathon (Chinese: 扬州鉴真国际半程马拉松赛) is an
annual road
running competition over the half
marathon distance 21.0975...
- It was
founded in 759 by the Tang
dynasty Chinese monk
Jianzhen during the Nara period.
Jianzhen was
hired by the
newly empowered clans to
travel in search...
- Li
Jianzhen (Chinese: 李坚真; 1907 –
March 30, 1992) was a
female People's
Republic of
China politician. She was born in
Fengshun County, Guangdong. A follower...
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known for how long it has
stood without collapsing. In the Tang dynasty,
Jianzhen made
several trips to ****an for the
mission of
preaching Buddhism. As a...
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unique to the temple. It is said to have been
founded by a
disciple of
Jianzhen.
Situated in
secluded wilderness at the base of
Mount Kurama, it is accessible...
- Yangzhou,
Jiangsu province, China. This
temple is
known for a
famous monk,
Jianzhen, who
studied the
sutras and
initiated people into
monkhood here in 742...
- pla**** ****anese
historical figures in
leading roles, such as Monk
Fusho in
Jianzhen Dongdu, and
Yamagata Aritomo in
Taiwan 1895. He went to
China to study...
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island was
referred to as
Okinawa (阿児奈波) in the 8th
century biography of
Jianzhen (唐大和上東征傳). It is also
specified as
Okinawa (おきなわ) in
hiragana in the collection...
- modern-day ****an,
which was
described in the 7th-century
Liang Shu.
Master Jianzhen came to ****an in 754 CE, he
helped to
propagate Buddhism in ****an and introduce...
