historical status of qianlongs two injunctions to see the lama temple（乾隆的历史地位的两个禁令喇嘛庙）.docVIP

Historical status of Qianlong’s two injunctions to see the Lama Temple Papers to write network: [Abstract] In the 50th anniversary of the Lama Temple changed Temple, Qianlong, 2009 (1794) on fourth day of October, the Qianlong emperor pro to Lama Temple Nianxiang Feast, recalling the tragic, the day that special award injunctions emphasis Lama Temple as enshrined the Sambo place never change. October 22 the same year, the Qianlong emperor read lt;lt; of King Sejong Record gt;gt; Emperor Yongzheng’s imperial decrees about Lama Temple, emotionally, and then immediately re-issued injunctions, reaffirmed Yonghe Palace positive meaning, is bound to change as a Buddhist temple and the imperial decree future generations never Chin Order of the Qianlong emperor’s behest is reflected not only an important historical status of the Lama Temple, and highlights a deeper and broader connotation Lama Temple transcends religious significance . Lama Temple can be Xuanhua Qing government to consolidate authoritarian rule base of education, but also to become the Mainland Mongolian and Tibetan Buddhist scripture study center, not only as a political ties, strengthening the the cleared central government with Mongolian and Tibetan local political contact, but also as a cultural ties, strengthen cultural exchanges between the various ethnic groups of the Han, Mongolian, Tibetan, Manchu. [Keywords] Lama Temple, historical status, Qianlong, injunctions Lama Temple is one of the largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Beijing, the Qing Dynasty by the Lifan Yuan directly under the important royal temple and monastery in the Mongolian and Tibetan Buddhism in the history of the development of the Mainland has high historical status and real impact on the history of large-scale, well-organized study scripture, many residence of monks, the implementation of the system of drawing lots from the golden urn “and has” the golden urn and famous, Mainland Mongolian and Tibetan Buddhism religious c