Shengji Bronze Bell
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TypeMajor Historical and Cultural Site of China
LocationShengji Temple, Mount Emei, China
Built1564, Ming Dynasty
| Shengji Bronze Bell | |
|---|---|
| Native name 聖積銅鐘 (Chinese) | |
 The bell within the Pavilion. | |
| Type | Major Historical and Cultural Site of China |
| Location | Shengji Temple, Mount Emei, China |
| Built | 1564, Ming Dynasty |
The Shengji Bronze Bell (Chinese: 聖積銅鐘; pinyin Shèngjī Tóngzhōng) is a bronze temple bell that was formerly[citation needed] located at a Buddhist temple known as Shengji Temple on Mount Emei in Sichuan Province, China. However, Shengji Temple was destroyed in 1959 and the bell is currently located in Baoguo Temple.[citation needed] It has been a Provincial-Level Protected Cultural Relic of Sichuan Province since 2002,[1] and a Nationally Protected Cultural Relic of China since 2006.[2]
