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navigate by keyword : shanxi spots northern boundaries considerable cross had 2560 was meters elevation wei cities buddhist early temple scenic counties qinyuan spring period branch jiexiu lingshi mount mian three mountain tang highest tai called burned jin dynasty buildings which autumn also originated |
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Mian mountain scenic spots cross the boundaries of three cities and counties in Shanxi, Jiexiu, Lingshi and Qinyuan. The highest elevation is 2560 meters, which is a branch of Mount Tai. Mian mountain originated in the spring and Autumn period and was burned on the mountain in the Jin Dynasty, so Mian mountain was also called Mian mountain. Mian mountain had temple buildings as early as the Northern Wei Dynasty. In the early Tang Dynasty, it had a considerable Buddhist Buddhist temple. |
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