Bayanzürkhiin dugan

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Name(s) of Temple :
Bayanzürkhiin dugan,Bayanzürkh shrine,

Rinchen Number :
941

Rinchen Name :
Bayanzürkhiin dugan

Type of Monastery/Temple:
Not Known

Aimag where the temple is located:
Ulaanbaatar

Old Aimag Name :
Tusheet Khan

Description of location :
Geleta (Forbáth, p. 225.) describes this place east of Ulaanbaatar in the following way: leaving the city of Maimaachen, from the road one could see a huge timber-yard on the left bank of Tuul River, which was the property of the state. The mountain-inhabitants used to float the logs down on the river to transport it. Above the timber-yard, there was a small temple with a sharp red Chinese-roof with the green Bogd khan Mountain in its background. This was situated before the bridge, on the south of the river, as Geleta describes it. However, it may have been situated not in Bayanzürkh, but near, or on the north slopes of Bogd khan Mountain. Considering the data above it is evident that there was a shrine near the bridge to the east of Khüree, but it may also be the case that different sources mention more than one temple in this area. The GPS was taken over the bridge on Tuul River at the city border crossing post, which is the presumed site according to Rinchen’s map.

GPS coordinates :
North 47° 53’  East 107°  04’

Total site area:
Side1: Side2: Side3: Side4: Side5: Side6:

Revived temple on site :
No

Site status at the time of survey :
There are no remains. The exact place of the temple is unknown, and no information about its exact whereabouts could be obtained. The GPS was taken over the bridge on Tuul River at the city border crossing post, which is the presumed site according to Rinchen’s map.

Date of establishment of the monastery/temple :
Unknown

Date of closing and destroying the monastery :

Revival of the old monastery/temple:
No

Founder's name and title (if known):

Date of Revival:

Notes :
There are no known remains.

Form Number :
UBR 941

Survey Team :
Team C

Газрын зураг / Map

Additional Material

UBR 941