Encounter Or Syncretism: The Initial Growth of Japanese BuddhismBrill Archive, 1967 - 508 ページ |
目次
Shinto and ujigami beliefs | 16 |
China and Buddhism | 45 |
The evidence of Japanese sources | 53 |
The names of the emperors | 65 |
Origin of PreBuddhist Society | 72 |
The Imperial Society | 110 |
the clans shizoku | 121 |
The shizoku view of the emperorship | 128 |
The beginning of Japanese Buddhism in 522 in Takaichi | 253 |
119 | 257 |
The Buddhism of the saddlers and Japanese society | 259 |
470 | 263 |
Kimmei | 269 |
contrasts between immigrants shizoku and emperors | 283 |
The Formation of Japanese Buddhism up to the time | 290 |
The Growth towards Japanese Buddhism Shōtoku | 371 |
Buddhism of the North Chinese society | 179 |
Korea | 199 |
bridge of the religions | 206 |
Confucianism and Taoism | 212 |
The Origin of Buddhism in Japan | 224 |
b Japans home policy | 237 |
The origin of Buddhism in Japan | 246 |
b The period of the compilation of the Nihonshoki | 385 |
128 | 389 |
raries | 417 |
Bibliography | 471 |
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