Sixteen Kingdoms · 384–417 AD

Later Qin 后秦

Hòu Qín · Capital: Chang'an

A Qiang-led state whose most enduring legacy is cultural, not political: it hosted Kumarajiva, the great Buddhist translator, and established a translation bureau in Chang'an that rendered hundreds of Sanskrit texts into Chinese. The city's Buddhist heritage — visible at the Big Wild Goose Pagoda three centuries later — begins here.

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Kumarajiva鸠摩罗什

Translated the key Buddhist sutras into Chinese

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Courtyard of Xi'an's Great Mosque, Chinese temple architecture

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Grande Mesquita de Xi'an

Uma mesquita fundada sob os Tang em 742 d.C., vestida como um templo-jardim chinês.

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