Lo-yang

Gate of the imperial city [of Lo-yang] .5 When Ching-chien visited there, Fa-shih explained the teachings to her.

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The nomadic tribes sacked the two major northern capital cities of Lo-yang in 311 and Ch'ang-an in 316.

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Hou han shu (History of the Latter Han dynasty) 8 to Buddhism together with Taoism in the city of P'eng-ch'eng, a city that may be considered the easternmost terminus of the Silk Road (see map) .9 The next positive reference to Buddhism in China dates to the middle of the second century, in the northern city of Lo-yang, where foreign missionary monks and their Chinese followers set up a translation center. 10

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Page first, even though a sixth-century work, the Lo-yang ch'ieh-lan chi (A record of monasteries and convents in Lo-yang) suggests that there were some convents in Lo-yang prior to the sacking of the city. 24

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Tao-hsing lived in Eastern Convent of the old capital city of Lo-yang

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Wu-lao, in spike of which Tou Chien-te persisted in his attempt to relieve his ally in Lo-yang, was defeated and taken prisoner.

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Meanwhile Liu Chi had established himself firmly in Kuan-chung and invaded Honan as far as Lo-yang.

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Hsi to travel to Lo-yang and have his successor appointed, it seems probable that this appointment occurred in the following (the first) month.

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Because of its natural strength, Kao-tsu moved his capital from Lo-yang to Ch'ang-an in Kuan-chung (Shensi).

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The Emperor thereupon went west4 and established his capital at Lo-yang.

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