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English: Stone statue of the eminent Chan monk Haiyun 海雲 (1203-1257), found in the underground hall of the Haiyun Pagoda of Qingshou Temple 慶壽寺 in Beijing when it was demolished in 1954. Mongol-Yuan dynasty (1206–1368). Held at the Capital Museum, Beijing.
中文(繁體):北京慶壽寺海雲塔地宮出土海雲禪師石雕像。元初。北京首都博物馆藏。
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