The Religious Traditions of Japan, 500 - 1600

pt. 1. The arrival of Buddhism and its effects (c. 538-800): The introduction of Buddhism -- Creating a dynasty -- Buddhism and the early state -- Monuments at Nara -- pt. 2. From Saichō to the destruction of Tōdaiji (800-1180): The beginnings of a 'Japanese' Buddhism: Tendai -- The beginn...

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Main Author: Bowring, Richard 1947- (Author)
Format: Print Book
Language:English
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Published: Cambridge [u.a.] Cambridge Univ. Press 2005
In:Year: 2005
Reviews:Die Geschichte der Religionen Japans (2006) (Kleine, Christoph, 1962 -)
Edition:1. publ.
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B Japan / Religion / History 500-1600
Further subjects:B History of religion studies
B Historiography
B Cultural history
B Japan Religion To 1600
B Foreign relations
B Science of Religion
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Summary:pt. 1. The arrival of Buddhism and its effects (c. 538-800): The introduction of Buddhism -- Creating a dynasty -- Buddhism and the early state -- Monuments at Nara -- pt. 2. From Saichō to the destruction of Tōdaiji (800-1180): The beginnings of a 'Japanese' Buddhism: Tendai -- The beginnings of a 'Japanese' Buddhism: Shingon -- Buddhism and the state of Heian Japan -- Shrine and state in Heian Japan -- The rise of devotionalism -- In a time of strife -- pt. 3. From the destruction of Tōdaiji to the fall of Go-Daigo (1180-1330): For and against exclusive practice of the nenbutsu -- Religious culture of the early 'middle ages' -- Chan Buddhism -- Zen Buddhism -- Reform from within and without -- The emergence of Shintō -- Taking stock -- pt. 4. From the fall of Go-Daigo to the death of Nobunaga (1330-1582): Two rival courts -- Muromachi Zen -- The end of the medieval -- Appendices: Reading Shingon's two maṇḍala
ISBN:052185119X