The Yongning Pagoda or Yongning Temple (simplified Chinese: 永宁寺; traditional Chinese: 永寧寺; pinyin: Yǒngníng Sì) in Luoyang was one of the tallest buildings of the world from 516 AD to 534 AD. The timber-frame pagoda with a complete column grid and a stabilising masonry-core was built during the Northern Wei in 516 AD, but is no longer extant. Possibly nine stories high, of which seven were made of earth platforms with wooden verandas, and the top two stories being completely out of wood. One source states that it was 90 zhang (about 240 m (790 ft)) high, plus a 10 zhang high pinnacle, which is thought to be an exaggeration. More reliable sources suggest that it may have been 40 zhang (about 100 m (330 ft)) or 49 zhang high, including the pinnacle having possibly had a top height of 137, 14
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| - 永宁寺塔,建于北魏熙平元年(公元516年),在北魏国都洛阳城内,是洛阳永宁寺中的佛塔,现已不存。遗址在今洛阳白马寺东,310国道与陇海铁路交叉口处。 北魏孝武帝永熙三年(公元534年)二月,被雷电击中起火焚毁,现已不存。具体高度不详,广泛认可的说法是136.71米左右。 (zh)
- The Yongning Pagoda or Yongning Temple (simplified Chinese: 永宁寺; traditional Chinese: 永寧寺; pinyin: Yǒngníng Sì) in Luoyang was one of the tallest buildings of the world from 516 AD to 534 AD. The timber-frame pagoda with a complete column grid and a stabilising masonry-core was built during the Northern Wei in 516 AD, but is no longer extant. Possibly nine stories high, of which seven were made of earth platforms with wooden verandas, and the top two stories being completely out of wood. One source states that it was 90 zhang (about 240 m (790 ft)) high, plus a 10 zhang high pinnacle, which is thought to be an exaggeration. More reliable sources suggest that it may have been 40 zhang (about 100 m (330 ft)) or 49 zhang high, including the pinnacle having possibly had a top height of 137, 14 (en)
- O Pagode Yongning ou Templo Yongning (chinês simplificado: 永宁 寺; chinês tradicional: 永寧 寺; pinyin: Yǒngníng Sì) foi um templo budista localizado em Luoyang. Foi um dos edifícios mais altos do mundo de 516 d.C. a 534 d.C. e o mais alto da china em sua época. O pagode de madeira foi construído durante a dinastia Uei do Norte em 516 d.C., mas não existe mais. Algumas fontes sugerem que ele tinha 147 metros de altura, o que o tornaria o edifício mais alto do mundo naquela época e o pagode mais alto já construído até a conclusão do em 2007. De acordo com evidências descobertas por escavações arqueológicas modernas, o pagode tinha uma fundação quadrada de taipa com uma largura de 38,2 metros. A fundação de terra foi coberta por uma camada de tijolos de calcário de 2,2 metros de espessura. Bases (pt)
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| - The Yongning Pagoda or Yongning Temple (simplified Chinese: 永宁寺; traditional Chinese: 永寧寺; pinyin: Yǒngníng Sì) in Luoyang was one of the tallest buildings of the world from 516 AD to 534 AD. The timber-frame pagoda with a complete column grid and a stabilising masonry-core was built during the Northern Wei in 516 AD, but is no longer extant. Possibly nine stories high, of which seven were made of earth platforms with wooden verandas, and the top two stories being completely out of wood. One source states that it was 90 zhang (about 240 m (790 ft)) high, plus a 10 zhang high pinnacle, which is thought to be an exaggeration. More reliable sources suggest that it may have been 40 zhang (about 100 m (330 ft)) or 49 zhang high, including the pinnacle having possibly had a top height of 137, 147, or with a pinnacle of extra 7 zhang even 154.95 m (508.4 ft), making it the tallest building in the world at that time and the tallest pagoda ever built until the completion of the Tianning Temple (Changzhou) in 2007. According to evidence unearthed by modern archaeological excavation, the pagoda had a square foundation of rammed earth with a width of 38.2 m (125 ft). The earthen foundation was covered by a 2.2 m (7.2 ft) thick layer of limestone bricks. Pillar bases have been discovered at each corner of the pagoda. According to Yang Xuanzhi who lived in Luoyang in the year 520, the pagoda could be seen from as far as 50 km (30 mi). The Yongning Pagoda was destroyed in 534 when it was struck by lightning and caught fire. (en)
- O Pagode Yongning ou Templo Yongning (chinês simplificado: 永宁 寺; chinês tradicional: 永寧 寺; pinyin: Yǒngníng Sì) foi um templo budista localizado em Luoyang. Foi um dos edifícios mais altos do mundo de 516 d.C. a 534 d.C. e o mais alto da china em sua época. O pagode de madeira foi construído durante a dinastia Uei do Norte em 516 d.C., mas não existe mais. Algumas fontes sugerem que ele tinha 147 metros de altura, o que o tornaria o edifício mais alto do mundo naquela época e o pagode mais alto já construído até a conclusão do em 2007. De acordo com evidências descobertas por escavações arqueológicas modernas, o pagode tinha uma fundação quadrada de taipa com uma largura de 38,2 metros. A fundação de terra foi coberta por uma camada de tijolos de calcário de 2,2 metros de espessura. Bases dos pilares foram descobertas em cada canto do pagode. De acordo com , um escritor chinês que viveu em Luoyang no ano 520, o pagode podia ser visto de até 50 quilômetros. O Pagode Yongning foi destruído em 534 quando foi atingido por um raio e pegou fogo. (pt)
- 永宁寺塔,建于北魏熙平元年(公元516年),在北魏国都洛阳城内,是洛阳永宁寺中的佛塔,现已不存。遗址在今洛阳白马寺东,310国道与陇海铁路交叉口处。 北魏孝武帝永熙三年(公元534年)二月,被雷电击中起火焚毁,现已不存。具体高度不详,广泛认可的说法是136.71米左右。 (zh)
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