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Subject(s)

• Buddhism—Korea—History—To 935 [Browse]
• India—Relations—Korea [Browse]
• Korea—Relations—India [Browse]
• Korea—Civilization [Browse]

Publisher

• International Academy of Indian Culture [Browse]

Series

• Śata-piṭaka series v. 659. [More in this series]
• Śata-piṭaka series, Indo-Asian literatures ; volume 659 [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP South Asian Imprints Collaborative Collection (MH)

Contents

• Buddhism as the creative vision of Korea
• Princess of Ayodhya in Korea
• Sanskrit name of Korea
• Introduction of Buddhism in the Three Kingdoms
• Maitreya in the polity of Korea
• Avataṁsaka in Korea
• Korean monks in China and India
• Monasteries, pagodas and icons in the Three Kingdoms
• Hyecho's travels to India and Central Asia
• Icons and monasteries in the Unified Silla period
• Buddhism in the Koryŏ period (918-1392)
• The Indian monk Dhyānabhadra in Korea
• Buddhism in the Chosŏn period (1393-1910)
• Renewing cultural relations with Korea
• My first visit to Korea (18-23 May 1981)
• My second visit to Korea (21-26 Oct 1992)
• Second exhibition of Korean Buddhism (19-21 Oct 1993)
• Korean scholars in India
• Buddhism in Korea today
• Buddhist art today.

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ISBN

• 9788194085034
• 8194085039

LCCN

2019347339

OCLC

1121598394

RCP

H - C

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