First cave cut at Mogao (traditional date)
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A stele of 698 records that the monk Yuezun cut the first cave in the cliff south-east of Dunhuang in 366. The date rests on that later inscription rather than contemporary evidence, and should be read as tradition rather than established fact.
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- Mogao Cavesconcerns
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- Dunhuangconcerns
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