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Category:Chinese Buddhism
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Subcategories
This category has the following 26 subcategories, out of 26 total.
C
- Buddhist Pilgrimages in China
- Buddhist temples in China
- Chinese Buddhist Architecture
- Chinese Buddhist Canon
- Chinese Buddhist History
- Chinese Buddhist Organizations
- Chinese Buddhist philosophy
- Chinese Buddhist Teachers
- Chinese Buddhist Translators
- Chinese Buddhists
- Chinese gods
- Chinese Mythology
- Chinese pagodas
- Chinese terminology
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Pages in category "Chinese Buddhism"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 315 total.
(previous page) (next page)A
- A Brief Introduction of Buddhist Yogi C. M. Chen
- A Dialogue on Buddhism and Law Between an Accomplished Buddhist Master and a Professor of Law
- A Reappraisal of Kumārajīva’s role in Medieval Chinese Buddhism: An Examination of Kumārajīva’s Translation Text on ''The essential Explanation of the Method of Dhyana''
- A Sure Sign of the Proper Dharma
- A Taste of Buddhism
- A Typical Chinese Buddhist Temple
- Adhistana
- Akasagarbha
- Amoghavajra
- Amoghavajra and Chinese Esoteric Buddhism
- An Introduction to the True Buddha Tantra
- Ancient uighur
- Animal release
- Answers To Common Questions About Buddhism
- Arhat (Rakan)
B
- Bailin Temple
- Basic Buddhist Doctrine
- Biographies of Eminent Monks
- Blood writing
- Brahma Hora Navagraha (梵天火羅九曜)
- Budai
- Buddhabhadra
- Buddhabhadra (translator)
- Buddhadeva
- Buddhayaśas
- Buddhism and Buddhists in China By Lewis Hodus
- Buddhism and Confucianism - Some Thoughts
- Buddhism as education
- Buddhism during the Han Dynasty
- Buddhism During the Song Period
- Buddhism has a 2,000-year old history in China
- Buddhism in China
- Buddhism in China by Jeffrey Hays
- Buddhism in China: The First Thousand Years
- Buddhism in Hong Kong
- Buddhism: the wisdom of compassion and awakening
- Buddhism’s Rise, Fall & Change during the T’ang
- BUDDHIST CHINA AND SOUTH INDIA
- Buddhist Funeral Cultures Of Southeast Asia And China
- Buddhist rituals for Beginners
C
- Cathay: Translations & transformations
- Ch'an Buddhism
- Children and White-haired Men
- China: Pure Land by Arnie Kozak, Ph.D
- Chinese Are Stupid
- Chinese bhikshuni ordination
- Chinese Buddhism
- Chinese Buddhism by Joseph Edkins
- Chinese Buddhist Apocrypha
- Chinese Buddhist Association
- Chinese Buddhist canon
- Chinese Buddhist Literature
- Chinese Buddhists Festivals
- Chinese calendar
- Chinese Cultural Studies:Doctrinal classification by Peter N. Gregory
- Chinese culture
- Chinese Culture: Buddhism in China
- Chinese Doctrinal Buddhism
- Chinese Ghost Month
- Chinese Mahayana
- Chu Fa-lan
- Chu Shih-hsing
- Collected Stories of the Buddha's Deeds in Past Lives
- Confucians
- Constantly Be Mindful of the Guanshiyin in Your Own Nature
- Crossing the Gate of Death in Chinese Buddhist Culture
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E
- Eight Chinese Zen Schools
- Embracing the Growing Profile of Chinese Buddhism
- Emergent Buddhism in China, return to Guang Jue Monastery
- Eminent monks: translators, teachers, and travellers
- Emperor Wu found in Buddhism a great opportunity by Herranz Martín
- Emptiness and the Institutional Suicide of Chinese Buddhism
- Energies for Peace
- Esoteric Buddhism in China
- Essays on the Forest of Meanings in the Mahāyāna Dharma Garden
- Eternal Unborn Mother
- Ethnicity in Tang Buddhist Art
- Exploring Effort
- External qigong
F
- Fayuan Zhulin
- Fazang and Daoxuan
- Fazang on the Fate of Arhats
- Fazang on Weapons, Filial Piety and Slavery
- Feng shui
- Fengxian Si
- Festival of the Hungry Ghost
- Finding Balance: Buddhism And Modern Life In China By Mary Kay Magistad
- Five Categories of Untranslated Terms
- Flower Garland School (Huayanzong 華嚴宗)
- Fojiao: the Teaching of Buddha, the Enlightened One
- Four Books and Five Scriptures
- Four Buddhist Persecutions in China
- Four forms of wisdom
- Four graces
- From India to China: Transformations in Buddhist Philosophy
- Fu Ta-shih
- Fusang
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- Master An Shigao & a big python
- Master Hsing Yun
- Meditative Pure Land Buddhism: The 5 Elements School
- Mind monkey
- Mindfulness of the Buddha
- More about Buddhism in China
- Morning Gong and Evening Drum
- Motion and Rest from a Chinese Buddhist Perspective
- Mount Heng (Hunan)
- Mount Heng (Shanxi)
- Mount Hua
- Mount Jiuhua
- Mount Song
- Mount Tai
- Mount Wutai
- Mountain gods
- Myths & Legends of China
P
- P'u-Kuang
- Pagoda
- Pai-ma-ssu
- Passages from the Commentary on The Infinite Life Sutra
- Precepts sans the Preceptor & Apocrypha
- Preservation&Adaptation:Challenges of American Buddhism & the Chinese Buddhism Experience-Ven.JianHu
- Prophecy About King Kanishka And His Tope. Buddha’s Alms-bowl. Death Of Hwuy-ying
- Pu-k'ung
- Pure Land Buddhism in India and China
- Pure Land Buddhism: The Path of Serene Trust
- Pure Land Hermeneutics in the Song Dynasty: The Case of Zhanran Yuanzhao (1048~1116)
- Pure Land School (Jingtuzong 淨土宗)
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- Randeng Daoren
- Recitation Beads Hand and Eye
- Religion in China
- Religions in China Buddhism
- Religions of Ancient China: Buddhism and other religions by Herbert A. Giles
- Repentance before the 88 Buddhas
- Revelation of the Great Enlightener Golden Crown Dharma King
- Riding a Guilt Trip to Heaven: Buddhist Childbed Practices and Women’s Salvation in Medieval China
