Baoji.

Baoji anchors the western Guanzhong plain, still on the north side of the Qinling, where Shaanxi's geography page groups the central "eight-hundred-li" belt. Its counties reach into the Western Zhou landscape at Zhouyuan and into Tang Buddhism at Famen, both outside the built-up city districts.

The Tang pagoda of Famen Temple behind the temple gate
The Tang pagoda of Famen Temple behind the temple gate · Famen Temple, Baoji

Baoji

The Tang pagoda of Famen Temple behind the temple gate

The crypt opened in 1987

On 3 April 1987 the Famen crypt reopened with finger-bone relics and seven emperors' offerings, ten kilometres north of Fufeng's seat.

Baoji anchors the western Guanzhong plain, still on the north side of the Qinling, where Shaanxi's geography page groups the central "eight-hundred-li" belt. Its counties reach into the Western Zhou landscape at Zhouyuan and into Tang Buddhism at Famen, both outside the built-up city districts.

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Baoji

Baoji anchors the western Guanzhong plain, still on the north side of the Qinling, where Shaanxi's geography page groups the central "eight-hundred-li" belt. Its counties reach into the Western Zhou landscape at Zhouyuan and into Tang Buddhism at Famen, both outside the built-up city districts.

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  1. The Tang pagoda of Famen Temple behind the temple gate · Famen Temple, BaojiGary Todd from Xinzheng, China / CC0 · CC0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗
  2. The Xing gui, a Western Zhou bronze food vessel excavated at Zhuangbai village in Fufeng and kept in the Baoji Zhouyuan MuseumKcx36 / CC BY-SA 4.0 · CC BY-SA 4.0 Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗