The FYSK Daoist Culture Centre's database entry on the White Cloud Temple (Baiyunguan) in Beijing, seat of the China Daoist Association since 1957, is part of a dedicated, sustained reference project documenting Daoist temples across China. Its strength is that specialist focus, more detailed than a general encyclopedia entry. Its limit is that it is a reference database entry describing the temple, not independent scholarly analysis of its religious or architectural history, which should be sought in academic studies of Chinese Daoist institutions.
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The FYSK Daoist Culture Centre's database entry on the White Cloud Temple (Baiyunguan) in Beijing, the middle tier reflecting a dedicated, sustained reference project documenting Daoist temples across China, more detailed than a general encyclopedia entry. Its limit is that it is a reference database entry describing the temple, not independent scholarly analysis of its religious or architectural history, which should be sought in academic studies of Chinese Daoist institutions. NotesThe FYSK Daoist Culture Centre's own database entry on the White Cloud Temple (Baiyunguan) in Beijing; a reference database record, not independent scholarly analysis.
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PublisherFYSK Daoist Culture Centre Database
URLhttps://en.daoinfo.org/wiki/White_Cloud_Temple_(Baiyunguan),_Beijing
Source Typereference-database
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This source names Beijing directly: "the White Cloud Temple (Baiyunguan) in Beijing, seat of the China Daoist Association since 1957, is part of a dedicated, sustained reference project documenting Daoist temples across China."
This source names China directly: "(Baiyunguan) in Beijing, seat of the China Daoist Association since 1957, is part of a dedicated, sustained reference project documenting Daoist temples across China."
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This source backs 12 claims across the atlas. As facts: 9 well-attested. As cited relationships: 2 holds. Plus 1 entities citing it as a general reference with no single fact or relationship attached.
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- Sources, 8 claims: 6 well-attested, 2 holds.
- Articles, 4 claims: 3 well-attested, 1 general references.
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