The Beijing Guozijian (北京国子监/北京國子監), located at the Guozijian Street (国子监街/國子監街) or Chengxian Street (成贤街/成賢街) in Beijing, China, was the imperial college during the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties (although most of its buildings were built during the Ming Dynasty) and it was the last Guozijian of China and is an important national cultural heritage.

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  • The Beijing Guozijian (北京国子监/北京國子監), located at the Guozijian Street (国子监街/國子監街) or Chengxian Street (成贤街/成賢街) in Beijing, China, was the imperial college during the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties (although most of its buildings were built during the Ming Dynasty) and it was the last Guozijian of China and is an important national cultural heritage. It 1898, the Guozijian was disbanded during the Hundred Days Reform of the Qing Dynasty, and it was replaced by the Imperial Capital University, later known as the Peking University. The "Guozijian", often translated into English as the Imperial Academy or Imperial College was the national central institute of learning in ancient Chinese dynasties. It was the highest institute of learning in China's traditional educational system. Emperors in imperial China would also frequently visit the Guozijian to read Confucian classics to thousands of students.
  • 北京国子监坐落於北京市安定门内国子监街（旧称成贤街）上，元明清三代国家最高学府所在地。按照“左庙右学”的规制，在其东侧仅一墙就是孔庙。
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  • Beijing Guozijian
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  • The Beijing Guozijian (北京国子监/北京國子監), located at the Guozijian Street (国子监街/國子監街) or Chengxian Street (成贤街/成賢街) in Beijing, China, was the imperial college during the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties (although most of its buildings were built during the Ming Dynasty) and it was the last Guozijian of China and is an important national cultural heritage.
  • 北京国子监坐落於北京市安定门内国子监街（旧称成贤街）上，元明清三代国家最高学府所在地。按照“左庙右学”的规制，在其东侧仅一墙就是孔庙。
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  • Guozijian (Beijing)
  • 北京国子监
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