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The Chinese Wikipedia Facebook fan page was officially launched and invited everyone to pay attention. [ Close ] Four Famous Buddhist Mountains in Taiwan Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This entry may contain original research or did not verify the contents . (April 12, 2016) Please help to add references to improve this entry . See the discussion page for details . Tango-nosources.svg This entry requires more sources . (April 12, 2016) Please help to add a variety of credible sources to improve this entry . Unverifiable content may be removed due to objections . The four famous mountains in Taiwan , or the four famous Buddhist mountains in Taiwan, and the four major Buddhist mountains in Taiwan , can refer to the traditional four major avenues of Taiwan’s Buddhism . This title can also refer to the four major groups of the present day , and the three of them all have “mountains” at the end. word. table of Contents 1 Traditional Four Famous Mountains 2 New Four Famous Mountains 3 See 4 text notes 5 external links Traditional Four Famous Mountains The four famous traditional mountains that rose during the Japanese rule period in Taiwan are also known as the "Four Major Laws" or "Four Legal Schools." Yuemeishan School - Jilongshan Lingquan Temple in Keelung Guanyinshan School - Lingyun Temple, Guanyin Mountain, Taipei Fayun Temple School - Miaoli Great Lakes Fayun Temple Dagangshan School - Chaofeng Temple, Dagangshan, Kaohsiung The new four famous mountains After the war, with the migration of ethnic groups from other provinces and the development of society, Taiwan has gradually formed four famous contemporary mountains, collectively known as the “Buddhist Orders,” and has since become the most influential four Buddhist organizations in Taiwan. About half of the population of Taiwan [1] . In addition to Tzu Chi, the four major religious groups all originated from the Linzi dynasty of Zen . Among them, Fagushan inherited its own pattern and inherited from the Cao Dongzong of Linzi and Zen , and the founder of the Tsingyan Master of Tzu Chi released the Indians. and Shizu Taixu the break emphasize sectarian boundaries (although the latter ordained in Soto) [2] . Tzu Chi - Founded in 1966 in Xincheng Township , Hualien County , Kaishan Master is the strictest man . Fo Guang Shan - Established in Dashu District of Kaohsiung City in 1967, Master Kaishan is a Master of the Nebula . Derivative School: Lingbi Mountain - Established in Gongbei District of New Taipei City in 1984, Master Kaishan is the Master of the Taoist . Fagu Mountain - Established in Jinshan District , New Taipei City in 1977, Master Kaishan is the San Yan Master . Tai Tai Shan - Established in 2001 in Puli Township , Nantou County . Master Kai Shan is the old monk . See also Taiwan Buddhism Comment within the text number of believers who Buddhist Buddhism is half of the total in Taiwan . Dharma Drum Zen - Dharma Drum Mountain WWW External links Fagushan World Wide Web 【China World】 - Chung Tai World Keelung Moonrock Temple in Keelung Miaoli Great Lakes Fayun Temple Fo Guang Shan World Wide Web Tzu Chi Global Information Network Five-stranded Guanyin Mountain Lingyun Temple in New Taipei City Kaohsiung Dagangshan Chaofeng Temple [ hide ] read s Compile The main sect of Buddhism in Taiwan Tradition Traditional Four Famous Mountains (Four Major Laws) Lingquan Temple ( May Meishan pie ) · Lingyun Temple ( Kuan Yin Shan Sect ) · Great Lakes France Cloud Temple ( France Cloud Temple faction ) · Chaofeng Si ( Dagangshan faction ) Nine gates May Meishan pie · Guanyin Mountain School · Law Cloud Temple school · Dagangshan school · Kaiyuan Temple · Tai Sin Temple faction · Foshan million school - Qingliangshan faction - East and Temple School Contemporary New Four Famous Mountains (The Four Orders) Tzu Chi · Fo Guang Shan · Dharma Drum Mountain · in Taishan other Lingbi Mountain See also: Thirty-three Taiwanese Goddess of Mercy , Taipei's Thirty-Three Spirits , Taipei Eighty Eight Spirits 5 categories :Taiwan BuddhismTaiwan Buddhist OrganizationBuddhist mountainsTaiwanese name 4Buddhist name 8 Navigation menu No logindialoguecontributionCreate an accountSign inentrydiscuss Taiwanese readeditView historysearch 搜尋維基百科 Home Classification index Featured content news Recent changes Random entry Instructions Instructions Wiki community Policies and Guidelines Mutual aid Quiz Word conversion IRC Live Chat contact us About Wikipedia Funding Wikipedia Print/Export Download as PDF Printable version tool Links to this page Related changes Upload file Special page Static link Page information Wikidata project Quote this page Left side jumper link Language Add link This page was last modified at 13:33 on Saturday, December 16, 2017. 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