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靈巖寺（Lingyan Temple）位於中國山東省濟南市長清區，位於泰山西北，現為世界自然與文化遺產泰山的重要組成部分。
靈巖寺建於東晉，於北魏孝明帝正興元年開始重建，至唐代達到鼎盛，有闢支塔、千佛殿等景觀。唐玄奘曾住在寺內翻譯經文，唐高宗以來的歷代皇帝到泰山封禪，也多到寺內參拜。
靈巖寺歷史悠久，建寺距今已有1600多年。前秦苻堅永興中(357年)「竺僧朗卜居於此，始建精舍數十區」。
朗公創建的寺院，興盛不到一百年，北魏太武帝（拓跋燾）太平真君七年（446年）造滅佛之劫，廟宇全部被毀。至北魏孝明帝正光年間（520～525年），法定禪師來此，重建寺院於方山之陰曰「神寶」（在小寺村南現僅存遺址），後又建寺於方山之陽曰「靈岩」（在今寺址東北甘露泉旁）。
現存靈巖寺是唐貞觀年間（627～649年）慧崇高僧建造的，但經宋、元、明幾代修葺，已非原建（多屬宋代）。宋真宗景德年間（1004～1007年）靈巖寺改稱「敕賜景德靈岩禪寺」。宋仁宗景佑年間（1034～1038年）瓊環長老（法號重淨）拓廣，重修五花殿（今已圮）。嘉佑六年（1061年），重修千佛殿時又此擴建。明憲宗成化四年（1468年）又改稱“敕賜崇善禪寺”，明世宗嘉靖年間（1522～1566年）復名靈巖寺，至此靈巖寺的規模已相當可觀。
Lingyan Temple is located in Changqing District, Jinan City, Shandong Province, China, in the northwest of Mount Tai. It is now an important part of Mount Tai, a world natural and cultural heritage.
Lingyan Temple was first built in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and was rebuilt in the first year of Zhengxing of Emperor Xiaoming of the Northern Wei Dynasty. It reached its peak in the Tang Dynasty, with landscapes such as Pizhi Pagoda and Thousand Buddha Hall. Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty once lived in the temple to translate scriptures. Emperors of all dynasties since Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty who went to Mount Tai to offer sacrifices to the gods also visited the temple.
Lingyan Temple has a long history and has been built for more than 1,600 years. In the Yongxing period of Fu Jian of the Former Qin Dynasty (357), "Zhu monk Langbu lived here and began to build dozens of monasteries."
The temple founded by Lang Gong flourished for less than a hundred years. In the seventh year of Taiping Zhenjun (446) of Emperor Taiwu of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Buddhist catastrophe was destroyed and all the temples were destroyed. During the Zhengguang period (520-525) of Emperor Xiaoming of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Master Fading came here and rebuilt a temple on the shady side of Fangshan Mountain, named "Shenbao" (only the ruins remain in the south of Xiaosi Village), and later built another temple on the sunny side of Fangshan Mountain, named "Lingyan" (next to the Ganlu Spring in the northeast of the current temple site). The existing Lingyan Temple was built by the monk Hui Chong during the Zhenguan period (627-649) of the Tang Dynasty, but after several repairs in the Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties, it is no longer the original building (mostly from the Song Dynasty). During the Jingde period (1004-1007) of Emperor Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty, Lingyan Temple was renamed "Jingde Lingyan Zen Temple". During the Jingyou period (1034-1038) of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty, Elder Qionghuan (Dharma name Chongjing) expanded and rebuilt the Five Flower Hall (now in ruins). In the sixth year of Jiayou (1061), it was expanded again when the Thousand Buddha Hall was rebuilt. In the fourth year of Chenghua reign of Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty (1468), it was renamed "Imperially Bestowed Chongshan Zen Temple". During the Jiajing period of Emperor Shizong of the Ming Dynasty (1522-1566), it was renamed Lingyan Temple. By then, the scale of Lingyan Temple had become quite considerable.