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2 days ago · The short version as translated by Xuanzang is the most popular version of adherents practicing East Asian schools of Buddhism. Xuanzang's canonical text (T. 251) has a total of 260 Chinese characters. Some Japanese and Korean versions have an additional 2 characters.
6 days ago · Xuanzang (fl. c. 602 – 664) is famous for having made a dangerous journey to India in order to study Buddhism, obtain more indic Yogācāra sources. [185] [95] Xuanzang spent over ten years in India traveling and studying under various Buddhist masters and drew on a variety of Indian sources in his studies.
3 days ago · Scientists also found the translation of the beginning section of the original Sanskrit Pratītyasamutpāda Sutra translated by Xuanzang that spelled out the basic belief of Buddhism and said all things are transient.
5 days ago · The Great Wild Goose Pagoda was established in the 3rdyear (652) of the Yonghui reign of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), when Li Zhi, Emperor Gaozong, built it to settle the Sutra Classics brought back by Monk Xuan Zang from India.
5 days ago · By Arunansh Β. Goswami. October 6, 2024. The Ancient Greeks of China. Greek goddess Athena painted by Fred Henry Andrews for historian Aurel Stein based on a seal found by him from China. Image Credits: Fred Henry Andrews via Ancient Khotan book by Aurel Stein. Most are unaware that there were Ancient Greek kingdoms in China and that Hellenism ...
2 days ago · The dynamic among Wukong, Bajie and Xuanzang in Journey to the West fills the bill, with too much is asked of Wukong and too much is given to Bajie by Xuanzang. It’s not exactly a dynamic adventure speculative fiction writers nowadays would create, unless they are deliberately taking a piss on the Zhu Bajie archetype.
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3 days ago · The name Maharashtra, denoting the western upland of the Deccan plateau, first appeared in a 7th-century inscription and in the account of Xuanzang, a Chinese traveler at that time.
