Chang'an: Definition from Answers.com
13 walled and gated wards; 9 Buddhist monasteries; 3 Daoist abbeys; 5 Family
shrines; 2 Inns; 1 Graveyard; The Serpentine River Park, which had one of the
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UCLA Center for Chinese Studies: Recarving China's Past: The Wu ...
Nov 14, 2005 ... Recarving China's Past: The Wu Family Shrines and the Story of the Stones -
Princeton curator Cary Liu, the Eighteenth Sammy Yukuan Lee ...
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Miko: Information from Answers.com
Later, miko were young female attendants at Shinto shrines. ... she abandoned
her duties at the shrine in order to be with her husband and new family. ...
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Category:Wu family shrines - Wikimedia Commons
Nov 25, 2008 ... Media in category "Wu family shrines". The following 5 files are in this
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Chinese architecture: Information from Answers.com
An early 20th century photo of a 2nd-century-AD stone que 闕 or "gate pillar"
monumental tower from the site of the 'Wu family shrine' in Shandong, ...
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Shinto: Definition from Answers.com
Jan 21, 2008 ... Imperial Shinto (Kyūchū-shintō) is the religious rites performed exsclusively by
the Imperial Family at the three shrines on the Imperial ...
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Ise Shrine: Information from Answers.com
The High Priest or Priestess of Ise Shrine must come from the Japanese Imperial
Family, and is responsible for watching over the Shrine. ...
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Han Dynasty: Definition from Answers.com
Right image: Early 20th-century photo of a 2nd-century-CE stone "pillar-gate" (
que 闕) from the site of the 'Wu family shrine' in Shandong, Eastern Han ...
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Walsingham: Information from Answers.com
Jun 7, 2006 ... Walsingham Marian shrine, Norfolk. The earliest shrine ... of the house of the
Holy Family in Nazareth in honour of the Annunciation. ...
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torii: Definition from Answers.com
When a Japanese person suffers a death in the family, he or she will go to
Buddhist temples instead of a Shinto shrine to offer prayers for one year, ...
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