100 Buddhas In Chinese Buddhism

By:

Wu Boheng & Cai Zhuozhi

Material type: Text

TextISBN:

9789813068636

DDC classification:

294.3 WB

Summary: 100 Buddhas is written by Wu Boheng & Cai Zhuozhi, and illustrated by Lu Yanguang. In this volume, Lu Yanguang traces the beginnings of Buddhism and how it spread from Central Asia and India to China 2000 years ago. Buddhism became so much a part of Chinese civilization that it was, together with Taoism and Confucianism, collectively called the "three philosophies" of the Chinese people. 100 Buddhas is the first successful full-scale attempt to depict historical and legendary

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100 Buddhas is written by Wu Boheng & Cai Zhuozhi, and illustrated by Lu Yanguang. In this volume, Lu Yanguang traces the beginnings of Buddhism and how it spread from Central Asia and India to China 2000 years ago. Buddhism became so much a part of Chinese civilization that it was, together with Taoism and Confucianism, collectively called the "three philosophies" of the Chinese people. 100 Buddhas is the first successful full-scale attempt to depict historical and legendary

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