Category:Cloud Platform at Juyongguan

**Cloud Platform at Juyongguan**
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Instance of	cultural heritage;
Location	Changping District, Beijing, PRC
Heritage designation	Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level (1961–);
	40° 17′ 20.4″ N, 116° 04′ 04.8″ E
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This is a category about a (or part of a) Major National Historical and Cultural Site in China identified by the ID

1-98

English: The Cloud Platform at Juyongguan — near the Great Wall of China at Juyongguan in Changping District, 60 kilometers (31 mi) northwest of Beijing, China.

The platform was built in 1342 CE, during the Yuan Dynasty, as the base of three white marble pagodas, with a passageway running under it. The three pagodas were destroyed in succession during the late Yuan and early Ming Dynasties.
They were replaced on the platform by a Buddhist temple hall in the early Ming Dynasty. The hall was destroyed in 1702 during the Qing Dynasty, and now only the original stone platform remains.
The Cloud Platform has Buddhist figures and symbols in relief carvings, as well as Buddhist texts written in Sanskrit, Tibetan, Phags-pa, Uyghur, Tangut, and Chinese.

中文：雲臺