Zhang Fei
Kuanti - taoistický boh vojny [關聖帝君]
Taoistický bôžik
Besiedka
Zvon zblízka
Cuan (nazov dedinky, ma vlastny znak - 爨)
Pohlad z juhu
Zvon
Cuandixia
Cuandixia farebne
Cuandixia monochromaticky
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Dedinka v údolí
Pohľad zhora
Zvrchu
Armed by thoughts of Mao Zedong, the brain of our…
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Dedinka Cuán
Motív - čerešňa
Motív - bambus
Brána
Štastie - 福 [fú]
Západ I.
Západ II.
Terasy
Zarastené terasovité políčka
Cuàn - 爨
Cuàn - 爨
Nápisy I.
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Nápisy III.
Kuk
Dzedzina
Kàng [炕]
Tradičná brána
Vchod
Nápisy IV.
Brána
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Guan Di died during an attempt to breakthrough enemy's lines. The Chinese people built many shrines throughout the country to honor the beloved general. In subsequent dynasties, the Chinese emperors had deified him and honored him as the God of War and the ideal scholar warrior. It was said that Guan Di had undergone Buddhist Ordination while he was alive, and he had been adopted by Chinese Buddhist as a Dharma Protector.
He is also regarded as a god of prosperity (wealth) and martial spirits. Both Chinese Buddhists and Taoists ask for his blessings and assistances in times of need.
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