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Dabei Monastery
The Dabei Monastery () is a Buddhist temple in the City of Tianjin, China.
The monastery was first built in the Ming Dynasty, but has been heavily rebuilt and renovated since and consists now of the West Monastery from 1669 and the East Monastery from 1940.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.travelchinaguide.com/attraction/tianjin/dabei.htm )〕 It is the largest and oldest in town covering 10,600 m² (114,000 ft²).
==West Temple and East Temple==
The temple houses Tianjin Buddhist Institute and exhibits quite many ancient statues. The Dabei Buddhist Monastery is made up of two parts: old monastery and new monastery. These two parts are also known as the West Temple and the East Temple. The West Temple is the older of the two, built in 1669 during the Qing Dynasty. The East Temple was built in 1940 by the monk Long Xian. The old monastery refers to the three great halls in the west yard. The construction of the old monastery was start in the beginning of Qing Dynasty, and was renovated in the eighth ruling year of Kangxi Emperor in Qing Dynasty. The West Temple includes the Tianjin Buddhist Institute, which includes the Wenwu Hall and Buddhist Abbot Hall. The East Temple area is a wonderful collection of Buddhist architecture, the most notable being the four great halls—Dabei, Grand, Tianwang Hall, and Dizang Hall. The east yard features in the new monasterys. The statue of Sakyamuni oblated in the Daxiong Palace from the east yard was created in Ming Dynasty. The whole Sakyamuni Statue is 7 meters high, 6 tons weight, with 9,999 small Buddha carved on the lotus throne. Inside the Great Compassion hall, a 3.6-meters-high-mud-statue of Thousand-hand Kwan-yin is oblate.|||
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