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    Kanji History Meanings: mountain, Buddhist temple, pile 「 山 」： A drawing of 3 mountain peaks. According to a buddhism introduction website, temples were first built on mountains and later on plain ground. it was a custom then to name a temple after it's mountain host, which explains why 山 kanji was and is still used in the naming of temples.

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    Kanji History Meanings: mountain, Buddhist temple, pile 「 山 」： A drawing of 3 mountain peaks. According to a buddhism introduction website, temples were first built on mountains and later on plain ground. it was a custom then to name a temple after it's mountain host, which explains why 山 kanji was and is still used in the naming of temples.

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    Kanji History Meanings: mountain, Buddhist temple, pile 「 山 」： A drawing of 3 mountain peaks. According to a buddhism introduction website, temples were first built on mountains and later on plain ground. it was a custom then to name a temple after it's mountain host, which explains why 山 kanji was and is still used in the naming of temples.

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    Kanji History

    Meanings:
    mountain, Buddhist temple, pile

    A drawing of 3 mountain peaks. According to a buddhism introduction website, temples were first built on mountains and later on plain ground. it was a custom then to name a temple after it's mountain host, which explains why kanji was and is still used in the naming of temples.

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