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Buddhism & Technology: Gallery

Oct 10 2019

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Material in UBC Open Collection
- Stele record erected by the Emperor, 1727（御製碑文，1727）
  This stele stands in the third pavilion behind the Hall of Divine Horses（神馬殿）and in front of the Imperial Incense Hall (御香殿) of Beizhen Temple. The size of this stele is 240cm (body height), 104cm (width), and 35cm (depth). The body of this stele is badly efflorescent, the words are illegible, and the top right of […]
- Stele record of Beizhen Temple, 1708（北鎮廟碑文，1708）
  This stele stands in the second pavilion behind the Hall of Divine Horses（神馬殿）and in front of the Imperial Incense Hall (御香殿) of Beizhen Temple. The size of this stele is 236cm (body height), 109cm (width), and 31cm (depth). The body of this stele is badly efflorescent, and there are cracks on the surface. This stele […]

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