JŌDO SHŪ

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Дзёдо

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SHU — I (907–65) Ancient name for Sichuan and the name of two of the 10 kingdoms included in China's Ten Kingdoms …
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SHU — ˈshü noun ( -s ) Etymology: Chinese (Pekingese) shu 4 Confucianism : reciprocity or mutual considerateness in all actions
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JODO — ˈjō(ˌ)dō noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Japanese jōdo 1. : pure land 2. : a Japanese Buddhist …
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SHU — /shooh/ , n. Egyptian Religion. the god of the air, sometimes represented with arms upraised, supporting the vault of heaven. …
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SHU — /shooh/ , n. the Confucian principle of refraining from actions toward others that would be disagreeable if done to oneself. …
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JODO — /jaw"daw/ , n. Japanese. See Pure Land .
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SHU — Shu (standing, centre) supporting the sky goddess Nut arched above him and with the earth god Geb in Egyptian religion, …
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JODO — (Japanese: Way to the Pure Land), devotional sect of Japanese Buddhism stressing faith in the Buddha Amida and heavenly reward. …
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SHU — Shu ching Tung Chung shu Shu Sheyu Shu Qingchun Shu Maung
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SHU — (90765) Ancient name for Sichuan and the name of two of the 10 kingdoms included in China's Ten Kingdoms period …
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SHU — In Egyptian religion , the god of the air and supporter of the sky, created by the god Atum. Shu …
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SHU — Shu
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SHU — Shu
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SHU — Шу
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SHU — Shu
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SHU — Shu
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JODO SHINSHU — /joh"doh shin"shooh/ , Buddhism. the largest sect of Jodo, stressing simple trust rather than ritual as the means to salvation. …
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TS'AO-SHU — Pinyin Caoshu (Chinese: draft script, or grass script), in Chinese calligraphy, a cursive variant of the standard Chinese scripts li-shu …
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LI-SHU — Pinyin Lishu (Chinese: clerical script, or chancery script), in Chinese calligraphy, a style that may have originated in the brush …
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K'AI-SHU — Pinyin Kaishu (Chinese: regular script), in Chinese calligraphy, a stylization of chancery script developed during the Later Han dynasty (AD …
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HSING-SHU — Pinyin Xingshu (Chinese: running script), a semicursive Chinese script that developed out of the Han-dynasty li-shu script at the same …
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HSIN-SHU — ( (Chinese: art of the heart and mind), ) also called Nei Yeh (inner cultivation), an early Chinese Taoist system …
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SSU SHU — ( (Chinese: Four Books), ) Pinyin Si Shu, four ancient Confucian texts that were used as official subject matter for …
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SHU CHING — ((Chinese: Classic of History), ) Pinyin Shu Jing, also called Shang Shu (Official History), one of the Five Classics (Wu …
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SHINRAN — born 1173, near Kyoto died Jan. 9, 1263, Kyoto original name Matsuwaka-Maru, also called Han'en, Shakku, Zenshin, or Gutoku Shinran, …
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LIN SHU — born Nov. 8, 1852, Fu-chou, Fukien province, China died Oct. 9, 1924, Peking Pinyin Lin Shu translator who first made …
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JODO SHINSHU — Дзёдо-синсю
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SHINRAN — orig. Matsuwaka-Maru born 1173, near Kyōto, Japan died Jan. 9, 1263, Kyōto Japanese philosopher and religious reformer. He entered the …
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NICHIREN BUDDHISM — One of the largest schools of Japanese Buddhism , founded by Nichiren . It believes that the essence of the …
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HŌNEN — orig. Seishimaru born May 13, 1133, Inaoka, Mimasaka province, Japan died Feb. 29, 1212, Kyōto Japanese Buddhist leader. As a …
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SHIN — I. ˈshin noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English shine, from Old English scinu; akin to Middle Dutch schene shin, …
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PURE LAND — Buddhism. a paradise believed by the followers of a Mahayana sect (Pure Land sect) to be ruled over by a …
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LAO SHE — /low" shu"/ , Pinyin, Wade-Giles. ( Shu Qingchun, Shu Ch'ing-ch'un ) 1899-1966, Chinese novelist.
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MAPPO — in Japanese Buddhism, the age of the degeneration of the Buddha's law, which some believe to be the current age …
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CALLIGRAPHY — writing as an art. The term derives from the Greek words for good or beautiful and for writing or drawing …
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YUZU NEMBUTSU — Japanese Buddhist sect that stresses the permeating effect (yuzu) of nembutsu, the invocation of the name of the Buddha Amida …
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YEN JO-CH — born Nov. 11, 1636, Huai-an, Kiangsu, China died July 9, 1704, Peking Pinyin Yan Ruoju great Chinese scholar from the …
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TENJIKU — (Japanese: Indian Style), one of the three main styles of Japanese Buddhist architecture in the Kamakura period (11921333). The style …
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SHIN — in full Jodo Shinshu (Japanese: True Pure Land sect), the largest of the popular Japanese Buddhist Pure Land sects. See …
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RENNYO — posthumous name Kenju Daishi, assumed name Shinsho-in born April 4, 1415, Kyoto, Japan died May 5, 1499, Kyoto Japanese Buddhist …
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PURE LAND BUDDHISM
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PAN KU — born AD 32, ?, Ch'ang-an, China died AD 92 Pinyin Ban Gu Chinese scholar-official of the Eastern, or Later, Han …
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OU-YANG HSIU — born 1007, Mien-yang, Szechwan, China died 1072, Honan Pinyin Ouyang Xiu, courtesy name (WadeGiles romanization) Yung-shu, literary name Tsui-weng Chinese …
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OSAKA-KOBE METROPOLITAN AREA — second largest urban and industrial agglomeration in Japan, located on Osaka Bay in west-central Honshu at the eastern end of …
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NICHIREN BUDDHISM — school of Japanese Buddhism named after its founder, the 13th-century militant prophet and saint Nichiren. It is one of the …
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MINAMOTO SHITAGO — born 911, Japan died 983, Japan Japanese poet of the middle Heian period (7941185). Although he was a descendant of …
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INOUE ENRYO — born March 18, 1858, Echigo Province, Japan died June 6, 1919, Dairen, Manchuria Japanese philosopher and educator who attempted to …
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HONEN — born May 13, 1133, Inaoka, Mimasaka province, Japan died Feb. 29, 1212, Kyoto original name Seishimaru, later Genku, also called …
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FUJIWARA STYLE — Japanese sculptural style of the Late Heian period (8971185), known also as the Fujiwara period. Although many sculptures at the …
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CH'ENG-TU — Pinyin Chengdu city in central Szechwan sheng (province), China. Ch'engtu is the provincial capital. It is situated in the fertile …
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ДЗЁДО-СИНСЮ — Jodo Shinshu
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ДЗЁДО — Jōdo shū
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