Buddhist Culture in the Greater Hangzhou Region (Jiangnan) and Its Dispersion throughout East Asia
The Special Issue looks at East Asian Buddhism from a regional perspective, centering Hangzhou as capital of the Jiangnan region. It is in an effort to formulate a history of East Asian Buddhism as a transregional phenomenon from a thoroughly East Asian perspective. Buddhist Studies incorporates Eas...
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| description | The Special Issue looks at East Asian Buddhism from a regional perspective, centering Hangzhou as capital of the Jiangnan region. It is in an effort to formulate a history of East Asian Buddhism as a transregional phenomenon from a thoroughly East Asian perspective. Buddhist Studies incorporates East Asia in meaningful ways but has tended toward Indo-centrism for much of its history. The Hangzhou and Jiangnan region became prominent and noteworthy for its promotion of Buddhism, especially during the Wuyue kingdom (907–978) in the Five Dynasties period (907–959). As the capital of China during the Southern Song dynasty (1127–1279), Hangzhou was the focal point for developments that transformed the East Asian Buddhist landscape. From the Hangzhou/Jiangnan region, new forms of Buddhism, as well as re-energized versions of old forms, spread throughout East Asia, especially to Japan and Korea, creating unique forms of East Asian Buddhism which remain viable in the present day. Hangzhou and the Jiangnan region became a new homeland for East Asian Buddhism, serving as the impetus for Buddhist cultural creativity and imagination. One of the features of this Special Issue is its regional and inter-regional approach to Chinese and East Asian Buddhism, focusing on prominent local developments and figures as being instrumental for the development of Buddhist cultural artifacts, both material and religious. While the focus is on Buddhism, the Special Issue also features others developments, such as literature, architecture, economics, and international trade. |
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| spelling | doab-20.500.12854ir-1652652025-08-12T09:15:28Z Buddhist Culture in the Greater Hangzhou Region (Jiangnan) and Its Dispersion throughout East Asia Welter, Albert D?gen émigré monks face-to-face transmission Hangzhou Kamakura period k?an monastic rules Song dynasty temples transplantation Chinese Buddhist Canon engraving and printing Buddhist scriptures philology Chan Wu language common language Zuting shiyuan Chanlin baoxun Chanlin leiju Chan koine Yishan Yining Mujaku D?ch? flexible method Xuedou Chongxian classic eulogies poetics of Song Dynasty Buddhist literature Zimen jingxun Zilin baoxun admonitions monastic education Chinese Buddhism Three Teachings Qiansui Baozhang Yinghua shengxian Chan historiography Zhong Tianzhu monastery Hangzhou Buddhism ?isang ?ich’?n Chinul transnational doctrinal S?n Jiangnan Silla Kory? Buddhist culture Jiangnan region Yuan-Ming transition Buddhism and warfare Buddhism Yu Dafu literature travel note Chinese Buddhist canon handwritten copies state printing policy revolving wheel storage cabinet secularization trend Chinese historical Buddhist architecture spatial-temporal distribution influencing factors Kory? Buddhism Yuan Buddhism Hangzhou region mind-seal kanhua chan Yuan domination period knowledge production Buddhist leishu The Encyclopedia of Hangzhou Buddhist Culture history sacred sites Pilgrim Monks n/a thema EDItEUR::Q Philosophy and Religion::QR Religion and beliefs The Special Issue looks at East Asian Buddhism from a regional perspective, centering Hangzhou as capital of the Jiangnan region. It is in an effort to formulate a history of East Asian Buddhism as a transregional phenomenon from a thoroughly East Asian perspective. Buddhist Studies incorporates East Asia in meaningful ways but has tended toward Indo-centrism for much of its history. The Hangzhou and Jiangnan region became prominent and noteworthy for its promotion of Buddhism, especially during the Wuyue kingdom (907–978) in the Five Dynasties period (907–959). As the capital of China during the Southern Song dynasty (1127–1279), Hangzhou was the focal point for developments that transformed the East Asian Buddhist landscape. From the Hangzhou/Jiangnan region, new forms of Buddhism, as well as re-energized versions of old forms, spread throughout East Asia, especially to Japan and Korea, creating unique forms of East Asian Buddhism which remain viable in the present day. Hangzhou and the Jiangnan region became a new homeland for East Asian Buddhism, serving as the impetus for Buddhist cultural creativity and imagination. One of the features of this Special Issue is its regional and inter-regional approach to Chinese and East Asian Buddhism, focusing on prominent local developments and figures as being instrumental for the development of Buddhist cultural artifacts, both material and religious. While the focus is on Buddhism, the Special Issue also features others developments, such as literature, architecture, economics, and international trade. 2025-08-12T09:15:26Z 2025-08-12T09:15:26Z 2025 book ONIX_20250812T110751_9783725834518_21 9783725834518 9783725834525 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/165265 eng image/jpeg Attribution 4.0 International https://mdpi.com/books https://mdpi.com/books/pdfview/book/10616 MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 10.3390/books978-3-7258-3452-5 10.3390/books978-3-7258-3452-5 46cabcaa-dd94-4bfe-87b4-55023c1b36d0 9783725834518 9783725834525 288 open access |
| spellingShingle | D?gen émigré monks face-to-face transmission Hangzhou Kamakura period k?an monastic rules Song dynasty temples transplantation Chinese Buddhist Canon engraving and printing Buddhist scriptures philology Chan Wu language common language Zuting shiyuan Chanlin baoxun Chanlin leiju Chan koine Yishan Yining Mujaku D?ch? flexible method Xuedou Chongxian classic eulogies poetics of Song Dynasty Buddhist literature Zimen jingxun Zilin baoxun admonitions monastic education Chinese Buddhism Three Teachings Qiansui Baozhang Yinghua shengxian Chan historiography Zhong Tianzhu monastery Hangzhou Buddhism ?isang ?ich’?n Chinul transnational doctrinal S?n Jiangnan Silla Kory? Buddhist culture Jiangnan region Yuan-Ming transition Buddhism and warfare Buddhism Yu Dafu literature travel note Chinese Buddhist canon handwritten copies state printing policy revolving wheel storage cabinet secularization trend Chinese historical Buddhist architecture spatial-temporal distribution influencing factors Kory? Buddhism Yuan Buddhism Hangzhou region mind-seal kanhua chan Yuan domination period knowledge production Buddhist leishu The Encyclopedia of Hangzhou Buddhist Culture history sacred sites Pilgrim Monks n/a thema EDItEUR::Q Philosophy and Religion::QR Religion and beliefs Buddhist Culture in the Greater Hangzhou Region (Jiangnan) and Its Dispersion throughout East Asia |
| title | Buddhist Culture in the Greater Hangzhou Region (Jiangnan) and Its Dispersion throughout East Asia |
| title_full | Buddhist Culture in the Greater Hangzhou Region (Jiangnan) and Its Dispersion throughout East Asia |
| title_fullStr | Buddhist Culture in the Greater Hangzhou Region (Jiangnan) and Its Dispersion throughout East Asia |
| title_full_unstemmed | Buddhist Culture in the Greater Hangzhou Region (Jiangnan) and Its Dispersion throughout East Asia |
| title_short | Buddhist Culture in the Greater Hangzhou Region (Jiangnan) and Its Dispersion throughout East Asia |
| title_sort | buddhist culture in the greater hangzhou region jiangnan and its dispersion throughout east asia |
| topic | D?gen émigré monks face-to-face transmission Hangzhou Kamakura period k?an monastic rules Song dynasty temples transplantation Chinese Buddhist Canon engraving and printing Buddhist scriptures philology Chan Wu language common language Zuting shiyuan Chanlin baoxun Chanlin leiju Chan koine Yishan Yining Mujaku D?ch? flexible method Xuedou Chongxian classic eulogies poetics of Song Dynasty Buddhist literature Zimen jingxun Zilin baoxun admonitions monastic education Chinese Buddhism Three Teachings Qiansui Baozhang Yinghua shengxian Chan historiography Zhong Tianzhu monastery Hangzhou Buddhism ?isang ?ich’?n Chinul transnational doctrinal S?n Jiangnan Silla Kory? Buddhist culture Jiangnan region Yuan-Ming transition Buddhism and warfare Buddhism Yu Dafu literature travel note Chinese Buddhist canon handwritten copies state printing policy revolving wheel storage cabinet secularization trend Chinese historical Buddhist architecture spatial-temporal distribution influencing factors Kory? Buddhism Yuan Buddhism Hangzhou region mind-seal kanhua chan Yuan domination period knowledge production Buddhist leishu The Encyclopedia of Hangzhou Buddhist Culture history sacred sites Pilgrim Monks n/a thema EDItEUR::Q Philosophy and Religion::QR Religion and beliefs |
| topic_facet | D?gen émigré monks face-to-face transmission Hangzhou Kamakura period k?an monastic rules Song dynasty temples transplantation Chinese Buddhist Canon engraving and printing Buddhist scriptures philology Chan Wu language common language Zuting shiyuan Chanlin baoxun Chanlin leiju Chan koine Yishan Yining Mujaku D?ch? flexible method Xuedou Chongxian classic eulogies poetics of Song Dynasty Buddhist literature Zimen jingxun Zilin baoxun admonitions monastic education Chinese Buddhism Three Teachings Qiansui Baozhang Yinghua shengxian Chan historiography Zhong Tianzhu monastery Hangzhou Buddhism ?isang ?ich’?n Chinul transnational doctrinal S?n Jiangnan Silla Kory? Buddhist culture Jiangnan region Yuan-Ming transition Buddhism and warfare Buddhism Yu Dafu literature travel note Chinese Buddhist canon handwritten copies state printing policy revolving wheel storage cabinet secularization trend Chinese historical Buddhist architecture spatial-temporal distribution influencing factors Kory? Buddhism Yuan Buddhism Hangzhou region mind-seal kanhua chan Yuan domination period knowledge production Buddhist leishu The Encyclopedia of Hangzhou Buddhist Culture history sacred sites Pilgrim Monks n/a thema EDItEUR::Q Philosophy and Religion::QR Religion and beliefs |
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