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参观北京雍和宫、手串开光Visiting Yonghe Temple Blessed bracelet.

雍和宫（The Lama Temple），位于北京市区东北角，清康熙三十三年（1694年），康熙帝在此建造府邸、赐予四子胤禛，即后来的雍亲王府。雍正三年（1725年），改王府为行宫，称雍和宫，雍正十三年（1735年），雍正帝驾崩，曾于此停放灵柩，因此，雍和宫主要殿堂原绿色琉璃瓦改为黄色琉璃瓦。雍和宫，因乾隆皇帝诞生于此，雍和宫出了两位皇帝，成了“龙潜福地”，所以殿宇为黄瓦红墙，与紫禁城皇宫一样规格。乾隆九年（1744年），雍和宫改为喇嘛庙，特派总理事务王大臣管理其事务，并成为清政府掌管全国藏传佛教事务的中心。雍和宫是清朝中后期全国规格最高的一座佛教寺院。 The Yonghe Temple (The Lama Temple), located in the northeast corner of Beijing's urban area, was originally built as a residence by Emperor Kangxi in the 33rd year of his reign (1694) and granted to his fourth son, Yinzheng, who later became Prince Yong of Qing Dynasty. In the third year of Emperor Yongzheng's reign (1725), the prince's mansion was converted into an imperial palace known as the Yonghe Palace. In the thirteenth year of his reign (1735), after Emperor Yongzheng passed away, his coffin was placed there temporarily. As a result, the original green glazed tiles of the main halls were changed to yellow ones. Because Emperor Qianlong was born here, making it the childhood home of two emperors, Yonghe Palace gained the title "the blessed land where dragons once dwelled." Therefore, its halls are covered with yellow glazed tiles and vermilion walls, just like those of the Forbidden City. In the ninth year of Emperor Qianlong's reign (1744), Yonghe Palace was transformed into a lama temple. A high-ranking minister was specially appointed to manage its affairs, and it became the central authority through which the Qing government administered Tibetan Buddhist affairs nationwide. The Yonghe Temple was the most prestigious Buddhist temple throughout China during the middle and late periods of the Qing Dynasty.