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China's Holy Mountain An Illustrated Journey Into the Heart of Buddhism

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Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

15.10.2011

Verlag

Bloomsbury Academic

Seitenzahl

384

Maße (L/B/H)

29,7/24,3/4,3 cm

Gewicht

2500 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-84885-700-1

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

15.10.2011

Verlag

Bloomsbury Academic

Seitenzahl

384

Maße (L/B/H)

29,7/24,3/4,3 cm

Gewicht

2500 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-84885-700-1

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: China's Holy Mountain

  • Glossary
    Foreword
    I. Introduction

    II. The spiritual and historical context
    Origins of China's cultural development
    The veneration of heaven
    The Hundred Schools of Thought
    Confucius and the belief in morality and education
    Mengzi and the goodness of human nature
    Mozi and the state-mandated universal love of humanity
    The Legalists and the rule of lawn
    China's first emperor makes a pilgrimage to a sacred mountain
    Daoism and non-action
    Confucianism as state ideology
    Daoism becomes a religion

    III. The spread of Buddhism to China
    Challenges of the early Buddhist scholars of China
    The development of Indian Buddhism
    Hinayana and Mahayana, the Lesser Vehicle and the Great Vehicle
    Yüezhi and Central Asian translators in China
    Revolutionary aspects of Buddhism
    The critique of the Confucians
    The 'Festival of the Hungry Ghosts'

    IV. The 'Barbarian Emperors' elevate Buddhism to the state religion
    Religion, politics and art
    Aristocratic Buddhism in southern China
    Folk Buddhism and state religion in northern China
    The missionary and magician Fotudeng converts a TurkoMongol people
    The Northern Wei and the cave temples of Yungang
    The development of Buddhist sculpture before the Sui Dynasty
    Kumarajiva and Buddhabhadra debate the Buddha-nature

    V. The Ten Schools of Chinese Buddhism
    The further development and new direction of Buddhism
    1. Sanlun Zong
    2. Niepan Shi
    3. Jushe Zong
    4. Tiantai Zong
    5. Huayan Zong
    6. Weishi Zong
    7. Lü Zong
    8. Mi Zong
    9. Jingtu Zong
    10. Chan Zong

    VI. The nine sacred mountains of China and Mount Wutai Shan
    The sacred landscape of Wutai Shan and its numerical symbolism
    Wenshushili Pusa
    The history of Wutai Shan

    VII. Pilgrimage routes to the Five Terrace Mountain: The Outer Regions
    The southwestern outer region
    Nanchan Si ???
    Hongfu Si ???
    Foguang Si ???
    Zunsheng Si ???
    The northwestern outer region
    The luohans
    Huayan Si, Datong ???
    Mu Ta ??
    Bairenyan Si ????
    Huiji Si ???
    Ayuwang Ta ????
    Zhao Gao Si ???
    Yan Shan Si ???
    Gong Zhu Si ???

    VIII. The five terraces and their monasteries
    The northern terrace Beitai ?? and Lingying Si ???
    Dragons, clouds and bodhisattvas
    The eastern terrace Dongtai ??, Wanghai Si ??? and Nayuolan Dong ????
    The southern terrace Nantai ?? and Puji Si ???
    The western terrace Xitai ?? and Falei Si ???
    The central terrace Zongtai ?? and Yanjiao Si ???

    IX. The monastery city of Taihuai ????
    Xiantong Si ???
    The spatial arrangement of monasteries
    Tayuan Si ???
    Pusading Si ????
    Wutai Shan - Bridgehead of Tibetan Buddhism in China
    Wanfo Ge ???
    Historical panoramic map of Wutai Shan
    Guangren Si ???
    The most important monastic festivals
    Luohou Si ?[??]?
    Yuanzhao Si ???
    Guangzong Si ???
    Guanghua Si ???
    Pushou Si ???
    Santa Si ???
    Cifu Si ???
    Sanquan Si ???
    Shouning Si ???
    Self-immolation and self-mutilation as the greatest sacrifice

    X. The North
    Bishan Si ???
    The consecration ceremony of monks and nuns
    Jingang Ku ??? and the Wulang ?? ancestor shrine
    Jifu Si ???
    Qifo Si ???
    Guangming Si ???
    Baohua Si ???
    The 'Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution'
    Miaoding An ???
    Zhaoyuanwai Tang ????

    XI. The East
    Shangshi Tayuan Si ?????
    Shancai Dong ???
    Shangshancai Dong ????
    Dailuoding Si ????Wenshu Si ???
    Puhua Si ???
    Guanyin Dong ???
    Huayan Dong ???
    Wenshu Dong ???
    Tiewa Si ???

    XII. The South
    Shuxiang Si ???
    Lingying Si ???
    Lingfeng Si ???
    Wanfo Dong ???
    Nanshan Si ???
    Youguo Si ???
    The Eight Immortals of Daoism
    Zhenhai Si ???
    Wanyuan An ???
    Mingyue Chi ??? and Jingang Bao Ta ????
    Puan Si ????
    Abbess Shi Chang Long
    Bayun Si ???
    Buddha Shakyamuni's birthday celebration in Bayun Si
    Fomu Dong ???
    Lingjing Si ???
    Baitou An ???
    Guandi Si ???
    Haihui An ???
    Jingang An ???
    Gufo Si ???

    XIII. The West
    Ruiying Si ???
    Fenglin Si ???
    Yuhua Si ???
    Jixiang Si ???
    Longquan Si ???
    Linggong Ta ???
    Zhulin Si ???
    The Japanese pilgrim monk Ennin and Wutai Shan
    Shiziwo Si