Editing Peace (section)

==Monuments==
The following are monuments to peace:
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! Name
! Location
! Organization
! Meaning
! Image
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|[[Twelve Metal Colossi]]
|[[Epang Palace]], [[Xi'an]]
|[[Emperor of China]]
|Following the [[Qin's wars of unification|Qin universal conquest]] and symbolizing the [[Pax Sinica|universal pacification]], the [[Qin Shi Huang|First Emperor]] collected all metal weapons of former [[Warring States]] as no longer necessary and melted them into twelve statues and bells.<ref name="JE">{{cite book |last1=Elsner |first1=Jaś |title=Figurines: Figuration and the Sense of Scale |date=22 October 2020 |publisher=Oxford University Press |isbn=978-0-19-886109-6 |pages=91–92 |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=q_7-DwAAQBAJ&pg=PA91 |language=en}}</ref>
|No illustrations have survived
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|[[Ara Pacis]]
|[[Rome]], [[Italy]]
|[[Roman Senate]]
|The monument of peace was preferred over the traditional triumphal arch as [[Augustus]] emphasized the achievement of [[Pax Romana|universal peace]] over Roman military victory.
|<ref>{{Cite web | url=https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/aa/Ara-pacis-augustae-cti1941.jpg | format=JPG | title=Ara Pacis Augustae}}</ref>
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|[[Mennonite Heritage Village|Dirk Willems Peace Garden]]
|[[Steinbach, Manitoba]]
|[[Mennonite Heritage Village]]
|A peace garden telling the story of [[Dirk Willems]]; a place for reflection and contemplation on what it means to live a life of radical peacemaking.
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|[[Japanese Garden of Peace]]
|[[Fredericksburg, Texas]]
|[[National Museum of the Pacific War]]
|A gift from the people of Japan to the people of the United States, presented to honor [[Chester W. Nimitz]] and created as a respite from the intensity of violence, destruction, and loss.
|[[File:Japanese Garden Of Peace.jpg|100px]]
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| [[Japanese Peace Bell]]
| [[New York City]], NY
| [[United Nations]]
| World peace
| [[File:Japanese Peace Bell of United Nations.JPG|100px]]
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| ''[[Fountain of Time]]''
| [[Chicago]], IL
| [[Chicago Park District]]
| 100 years of peace between the US and UK
| [[File:Fountain of Time front1.jpg|100px]]
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| [[Fredensborg Palace]]
| [[Fredensborg]], [[Denmark]]
| [[Frederick IV of Denmark|Frederick IV]]
| The peace between [[Denmark–Norway]] and [[Sweden]], after [[Great Northern War]] which was signed 3 July 1720 on the site of the unfinished palace.
| [[File:Fredensborg Slot 124.JPG|100px]]
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|[[International Peace Garden]]
|[[North Dakota]], [[Manitoba]]
|non-profit organization
|Peace between the US and Canada, World peace
| [[File:2009-0521-CDNtrip003-PeaceGarden.jpg|100px]]
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|[[Peace Arch]]
|border between US and Canada, near [[Surrey, British Columbia]].
|non-profit organization
|Built to honour the first 100 years of peace between [[Great Britain]] and the [[United States]] resulting from the signing of the [[Treaty of Ghent]] in 1814.
| [[File:Peace Arch.JPG|100px]]
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|[[Shanti Stupa, Pokhara|Shanti Stupa]]
|[[Pokhara]], [[Nepal]]
|[[Nipponzan-Myōhōji-Daisanga]]
|One of eighty [[Peace Pagoda]]s in the World.
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|''[[Statue of Europe]]''
|[[Brussels]]
|[[European Commission]]
|Unity in Peace in Europe
|[[File:Statue of Europe-(Unity-in-Peace).jpg|100px]]
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|[[Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park]]
|[[Alberta]], [[Montana]]
|non-profit organization
|World Peace
|[[File:GlacierNP L7 20010701.jpg|100px]]
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