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Dream of the Red Chamber character
Lingguan (Chinese: 齡官, rendered Charmante in David Hawkes' translation) is the stage name of a fictional Chinese opera actress from the Chinese novel Dream
Lingguan
County-level city in Sichuan, China
earthquake. Damage included Fuxin Number Two Primary School collapsed. Lingguan Tower complex of Nine Dragons Monastery in Jiulong town, the tallest pre-modern
Mianzhu
Religious and philosophical tradition
Simiao, invoked for healing, longevity, and health-related protection. Wang Lingguan (王靈官): Often viewed as a frontline enforcer or guardian, a high-powered
Taoism
Chinese deity
consequence, he was reborn as Ma Lingguan, the son of the Goddess of Mount Ma'er, also referred to as Sanyen Lingguan due to his three eyes. Tragically
Huaguang_Dadi
Autonomous prefecture in Sichuan, People's Republic of China
Protected Sites [zh] Ganluo Qingxi Gorge ancient road [zh] Dingshan Bridge and Lingguan Inscriptions in Yuexi Dengxiangying Ancient Post [zh] Yalong River Trails
Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture
Liangshan_Yi_Autonomous_Prefecture
District in Chongqing, People's Republic of China
resented for the large church built between two major temples devoted to Lingguan on the main market square. This church was destroyed multiple times in
Dazu,_Chongqing
Town in Hunan, People's Republic of China
complete infrastructure, rich tourism resources and special resources, and Lingguan Temple has unique fish farming resources. The economy is developing well
Lingguandian
Taoist temple in Hunan, China
Lingguan Hall
Ligong_Temple
County in Sichuan, China
comprises 3 towns, 3 townships and 1 ethnic township: towns Muping Town (穆坪镇) Lingguan Town (灵关镇) Longdong Town (陇东镇) townships Fengtongzhai Township (蜂桶寨乡) Wulong
Baoxing_County
Mountain in China
the Grand Hall of Gexian, Hall of Lord Lao Zi, Hall of Guanyin, Hall of Lingguan (灵官殿; 'Hall of Spiritual Officer'), Hall of the Earth Mother, and the Hall
Mount_Gexian
Mountain in China
include the Main Hall, Sanqing Hall (三清殿; 'Hall of the Three Pure Ones'), Lingguan Hall (灵官殿; 'Hall of Spiritual Officer') and Wangxu Pavilion (望虚亭; 'Pavilion
Mount_Fei
Ming dynasty novel by Yu Xiangdou
as a force for good." The novel's alternative title is Quanxiang Wuxian Lingguan Dadi Huaguang Tianwang zhuan (全像五顯靈官大帝華光天王傳), translated into English as
Journey_to_the_South
Network of caravan paths in southwestern China
29.135278°N 102.577083°E / 29.135278; 102.577083 Dingshan Bridge and Lingguan Inscriptions in Yuexi Dingshan Township, Yuexi County 28°35′49.0″N 102°29′48
Tea_Horse_Road
County in Hunan, People's Republic of China
the county seat is Yonglejiang. 5 towns Yonglejiang (永乐江镇) Longhai (龙海镇) Lingguan (灵官镇) Ping'an (安平镇) Jinzixian (金紫仙镇) 8 townships Longshi (龙市乡) Chengping
Anren_County
Town in Hunan, China
north, Chaling County to the east, Pailou Township (Chinese: 牌楼乡) and Lingguan Town (Chinese: 灵官镇) to the south, Yangji Township (Chinese: 洋际乡), Leiyang
Yonglejiang
Chinese deity
said to be a celestial force of 90,000, composed of Spirit Officials (靈官 Língguān), Divine Immortals (神仙 Shénxiān), and celestial soldiers and horses under
Kang_Jinlong
Mountain range in Yunnan, China
of the Sanqing Taoist Temple are arranged in nine tiers: They are the Lingguan Hall, the Chunyang Pavilion, the Sanqing Hall, the Yuhuang Temple, the
Western_Mountains
Korean Buddhist monk (1927–2004)
(Bìsōng Zhìyán) 벽송지엄 / Byeok-Song Ji-Eom 1464–1534 62 / 35 / 6 芙蓉靈觀 (Fúróng Língguān) 부용영관 / Bu-Yong Yeong-Gwan 1485–1567/1571 63 / 36 / 7 淸虛休靜 (Qīngxū Xiūjìng)
Seungsahn
Town in Hunan, People's Republic of China
Village, Xiling Village, Yankou Village, Zaoyuan Village, Dongtou Village, Lingguan Village, Jingyuan Village, Wuxing Village, Chebei Village, Sashui Village
Zaoshi,_Chaling
County in Hunan, People's Republic of China
Hezhou (河洲镇) Huangtupu (黄土铺镇) Jiangjia (蒋家桥镇) Jinqiao (金桥镇) Liangshi (粮市镇) Lingguan (灵官镇) Shitingzi (石亭子镇) Shuangqiao (双桥镇) Taihetang (太和堂镇) Zhuantang (砖塘镇)
Qidong_County
(Bìsōng Zhìyán) 벽송지엄 / Byeok-Song Ji-Eom 1464–1534 62 / 35 / 6 芙蓉靈觀 (Fúróng Língguān) 부용영관 / Bu-Yong Yeong-Gwan 1485–1567/1571 63 / 36 / 7 淸虛休靜 (Qīngxū Xiūjìng)
Dae_Gak
Buddhist temple on Mount Jiuhua, China
existing main buildings include the Shanmen, Tianwang Hall, Daxiongbao Hall, Lingguan Hall, Mi Le (Maitreya) Hall, Reception Hall, Dining Hall, and Abbot's Room
Zhiyuan_Temple_(Mount_Jiuhua)
Earthquake in Sichuan Province, China
887 km2 area. A maximum liedu of VIII was observed in Taiping, Shuangshi, Lingguan, and Muping. The intensity covered a 76 km × 65 km (131 km2) area. Intensity
2022_Ya'an_earthquake
(河洲镇) ·Huangtupu (黄土铺镇) ·Jiangjia (蒋家桥镇) ·Jinqiao (金桥镇) ·Liangshi (粮市镇) ·Lingguan (灵官镇) ·Shitingzi (石亭子镇) ·Shuangqiao (双桥镇) ·Taihetang (太和堂镇) ·Zhuantang
List of township-level divisions of Hunan
List_of_township-level_divisions_of_Hunan
Oldest Buddhist temple on Mount Jiuhua, China
were built in the Qing dynasty (1644–1911), the main buildings include Lingguan Hall, Four Heavenly Kings Hall, Mahavira Hall and Buddhist Texts Library
Huacheng_Temple
(蜂桶寨乡), Mingli (明里乡), Qiaoqi (硗碛乡), Wulong (五龙乡), Yongfu (永福乡) Three towns: Lingguan (灵关镇), Longdong (陇东镇), Muping (穆坪镇) Twenty-eight townships: Baiyan (白岩乡)
List of township-level divisions of Sichuan
List_of_township-level_divisions_of_Sichuan
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