sì 寺

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Terms

si (Pinyin without tones)
寺 (Traditional Chinese)
寺 (Simplified Chinese)
sì (Pinyin)
ssu (Wade-Giles)

Gloss

government office; monastery (in a Buddhist context) (Guo 2002, 74; Zurcher 2007, 38-39)1

官署；佛教廟宇。1

Works Cited

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1 GUO. 2002. A Visual Dictionary of Chinese Architecture, 74.; ZÜRCHER. 2007. The Buddhist Conquest of China: the Spread and Adaptation of Buddhism in Early Medieval China, 38-39.

External relationships (77)

1. Baitai Monastery

2. Baoguo Monastery

3. Biyun Monastery in Xiaozhangcun

4. Buer Monastery

5. Chongfu Monastery

6. Chongjiao Monastery

7. Chongming Monastery

8. Chongqing Monastery

9. Chunhua Monastery

10. Cixiang Monastery

11. Dafo Monastery in Zhangye

12. Dayun Monastery in Jingzhuang

13. Dayun Monastery in Wuxiang

14. Dule Monastery

15. Faxing Monastery

16. Fengguo Monastery

17. Fogong Monastery

18. Foguang Monastery

19. Fotou Monastery

20. Fuxiang Monastery

21. Geyuan Monastery

22. Great Bao'en Monastery

23. Great Ci'en Monastery

24. Guangde Monastery

25. Guanghua Monastery

How to Cite This Entry

Tracy Miller, “ 寺 sì” in Architectura Sinica last modified May 3, 2021, https://architecturasinica.org/keyword/k000052.

Bibliography:

Tracy Miller, “ 寺 sì.” In Architectura Sinica, edited by . Entry published March 21, 2018. https://architecturasinica.org/keyword/k000052.

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