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              <text>Mabelchoi&#13;
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              <text>Period: emperor Renzong of Northern Song Dynasty, the fourth emperor in northern song dynasty. It was built to commemorate the daughter of Jiang Ziya who is also the wife of Emperor Zhou Wu  and the mother of Emperor Zhou Cheng.</text>
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