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Ruyuan

700 – 775

Tang dynasty abbess

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About Ruyuan

Lived 700 – 775.

Ruyuan (, 700-775 CE) was a Chinese Buddhist abbess and master, lüshi.

She was a member of the Li family of Longxi, one of the five most important families under the Tang dynasty. She was favored by Emperor Daizong of Tang, who enlisted her to officiate at religious ceremonies at court and give lessons to his empress, wives and concubines.

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Important facts

Born
700
Birth century
Died
775
Positions held
Abbess

People in Ruyuan's life

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Ruyuan?

Tang dynasty abbess

When was Ruyuan born?

Ruyuan was born in 700.

When did Ruyuan die?

Ruyuan died in 775.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ruyuan

· Wikidata: Q30106548

· DBpedia: Ruyuan (abbess)

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