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Jade Buddha Palace is a sanctuary complex lodging one of the biggest jade Buddha statues on the planet. Situated in Anshan City in Liaoning territory, China, the mind boggling covers 22,104 square meters 237,930 sq ft. It is arranged next to Dongshan Scenic Reserve inside 219 stop of. The statue was etched from a bit of jade 7.95 meters 26.1 ft high, 6.88 meters 22.6 ft wide, 4.10 meters 13.5 ft thick, weighing 260.76 tons 574,900 lb. The front of the stone has been cut with a picture of Sakyamuni a.k.a. Gautama Buddha. On the back of the stone Guanyin a.k.a. Avalokitesa Buddha has been cut.

It was proclaimed a fortune of the State and recorded as an ensured property by Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai. Anshan city government authorized the cutting which took a group of 120 stone workers year and a half to finish. The sanctuary complex was opened on 3 September 1996. The building that houses the jade Buddha statue is 33 meters 108 ft tall, speaking to the 33 layers of paradise in Buddhism. It cases to be one the tallest structures of old Chinese engineering style in China.

A Buddhist priest by the name of Kechen later had another sanctuary based ashore given by Sheng Xuanhuai, a senior authority in the Qing royal court. Sheng's dad and uncle were devout Buddhists. They fabricated houses with covered rooftops at Yizhou Pond by the Zhuanghuabang River in the upper east of Shanghai. This can be accounted as the forerunner of the cloister. The development took ten years, and kept going from 1918-1928. Kechen likewise welcomed Reverend Dixian from Mount Tiantai to come and address on Buddhism in an amazing function.

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