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A Shadow State Monastery:the Capital Operations in the System of Xingtang Temple in Chang'an and Kaiyuan state monastery in the Xuan Zong Emperor's

Nie Shun-xi

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There was no Kaiyuan state monastery in Chang'an city in the Tang dynasty.Wangji temple was renamed as Xingtang temple in the twenty-sixth year of the Kai-yuan reign-period of Emperor Xuan Zong of Tang Dynasty.So,the Xingtang temple should be a shadow state monastery in the Xuan Zong Emperor's Kaiyuan state monastery system.

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There was no Kaiyuan state monastery in Chang'an city in the Tang dynasty.Wangji temple was renamed as Xingtang temple in the twenty-sixth year of the Kai-yuan reign-period of Emperor Xuan Zong of Tang Dynasty.So,the Xingtang temple should be a shadow state monastery in the Xuan Zong Emperor's Kaiyuan state monastery system.

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There was no Kaiyuan state monastery in Chang'an city in the Tang dynasty.Wangji temple was renamed as Xingtang temple in the twenty-sixth year of the Kai-yuan reign-period of Emperor Xuan Zong of Tang Dynasty.So,the Xingtang temple should be a shadow state monastery in the Xuan Zong Emperor's Kaiyuan state monastery system.

Key concepts: Emperor, Reign, Temple, Shadow (psychology), Ancient history, State (computer science), Capital city, Art

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