The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, 25 tomasAmerican Presbyterian Mission Press, 1894 |
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... bonzes . " The ruler Sun K'üan also held the Buddhist system in reverence , but his grandson Hao detested it and commanded the destruction of Buddhist buildings . The Tsin Emperor Wu taking over the abdicated empire , during the first ...
... bonzes . " The ruler Sun K'üan also held the Buddhist system in reverence , but his grandson Hao detested it and commanded the destruction of Buddhist buildings . The Tsin Emperor Wu taking over the abdicated empire , during the first ...
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... bonzes . He paid , even more than his predecessor , assiduous court to Buddhôchinga , supplied him with superb raiment and gave him a carved chariot to ride in . His people vied with each other in the construction of monasteries and ...
... bonzes . He paid , even more than his predecessor , assiduous court to Buddhôchinga , supplied him with superb raiment and gave him a carved chariot to ride in . His people vied with each other in the construction of monasteries and ...
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... bonzes with their monasteries , and also to burn and destroy all images of Buddha.3 At that time the heir - apparent , Kung Tsung , was acting as regent , and having always liked the worship of Buddha he took plenty of time to ...
... bonzes with their monasteries , and also to burn and destroy all images of Buddha.3 At that time the heir - apparent , Kung Tsung , was acting as regent , and having always liked the worship of Buddha he took plenty of time to ...
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... bonzes and priests were made to rejoin the laity , and all their books and images were destroyed . All heretical worships11 not contained in the Book of Worship were utterly abolished . The Emperor Wên , of Sui , took up the succession ...
... bonzes and priests were made to rejoin the laity , and all their books and images were destroyed . All heretical worships11 not contained in the Book of Worship were utterly abolished . The Emperor Wên , of Sui , took up the succession ...
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... bonzes , nuns and Taoist priests in the empire . At the beginning of the period Chéng - kwan , T'ai - tsung , a manifesto was issued ordering the execution of persons who should clandestinely become bonzes or nuns . In the thirteenth ...
... bonzes , nuns and Taoist priests in the empire . At the beginning of the period Chéng - kwan , T'ai - tsung , a manifesto was issued ordering the execution of persons who should clandestinely become bonzes or nuns . In the thirteenth ...
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| Pavadinimas | The Chinese Recorder and Missionary Journal, 25 tomas The Chinese recorder and missionary journal |
| Leidėjas | American Presbyterian Mission Press, 1894 |
| Originalas iš | Kornelio universitetas |
| Pakeista skaitmenine forma | 20 gegužės 2014 |
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