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Da Qin Temple Da Qin Temple was built during the Tang Dynasty in 638 A.D., in Changan, China. The temple was originally called the Qing Jiao Temple, after the Nestorian faith, known to the Chinese as the Qing Jiao. In 745 A.D., the temple officially changed it's name to Da Qin Temple, per the request of Christian missionaries in China. (the Roman Empire was known to the Chinese as Da Qin). In 845, Emperor Tang Wu Zhong was anti-Buddhism, and ordered to burn all temples in China. Unfortunately, the Da Qin Temple was also destroyed at the time. Bookmark This Page Send This Page To A Friend 
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