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...disciples and about 380 set up his own monastery on one of the most beautiful mountains in China, Lushan (Mt. Lu, near Chiu-chiang in northern Kiangsi). Mt. Lu Monastery Until the end of his life, Hui-y ü an did not leave Mt. Lu and, although...
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