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Nichiren
Nichiren Buddhism (in Japanese called Hokke-shū, 法華宗, i.e., "school of the Lotus" (April 28, 1253), originally Nichiren-shū, 日莲宗, "school of Nichiren") is the set of Japanese Mahāyāna Buddhist schools that...
Nichiren
Nichiren Buddhism (in Japanese called Hokke-shū, 法華宗, i.e., "school of the Lotus" (April 28, 1253), originally Nichiren-shū, 日莲宗, "school of Nichiren") is the set of Japanese Mahāyāna Buddhist schools that...
Risshū
The Risshū (Jap. 律宗; transl. roughly "school [shū] of rules of conduct [ritsu]; Vinaya school") is a Japanese school of Buddhism that arose during the Nara period. It has been...
Risshū
The Risshū (Jap. 律宗; transl. roughly "school [shū] of rules of conduct [ritsu]; Vinaya school") is a Japanese school of Buddhism that arose during the Nara period. It has been...
Huayan
Huayan (simplified Chinese: 华严; traditional Chinese: 華嚴; pinyin: huáyán; lit. "strict quintessence"; translated into Japanese as Kegon, Korean as Hwaŏmor, and Vietnamese as Hoa Nghiêm) or its full name Huayanzong...
Huayan
Huayan (simplified Chinese: 华严; traditional Chinese: 華嚴; pinyin: huáyán; lit. "strict quintessence"; translated into Japanese as Kegon, Korean as Hwaŏmor, and Vietnamese as Hoa Nghiêm) or its full name Huayanzong...
Tiantai
The Tiantai school (天台宗, pinyin: Tiāntái zōng) is a Chinese school of Mahâyâna Buddhism that emerged in the lifetime, whose interpretation of the sutras and speculative elaborations exerted great influence...
Tiantai
The Tiantai school (天台宗, pinyin: Tiāntái zōng) is a Chinese school of Mahâyâna Buddhism that emerged in the lifetime, whose interpretation of the sutras and speculative elaborations exerted great influence...
Mahayana
Mahayana (Sanskrit महायान mahāyāna, from mahā 'great' and yāna 'vehicle' or 'path', i.e. Great Vehicle or Great Path) is one of the main branches of Buddhism. The generic term Mahayana...
Mahayana
Mahayana (Sanskrit महायान mahāyāna, from mahā 'great' and yāna 'vehicle' or 'path', i.e. Great Vehicle or Great Path) is one of the main branches of Buddhism. The generic term Mahayana...
Naraka
In Buddhism, Naraka (Sanskrit: नरक) or Narakaloka means underworld or hell. The term is found in all four Indian religions (Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism). Naraka is a place of...
Naraka
In Buddhism, Naraka (Sanskrit: नरक) or Narakaloka means underworld or hell. The term is found in all four Indian religions (Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism). Naraka is a place of...