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ANCIENT BUDDHISM IN JAPAN

Sutra and Ceremonies in use in the seventh and eighth centuries AD. and their history in later times

By Dr. M. W. De Visser

Late Professor of Japanese in the University of Leyden

Volume II

THU VIEN VAN HANH

CHAPTER X. THE SUTRA USED IN THE EIGHTH CENTURY

A. The Konkwomyokyo

B. the Konkwomyo-Saishookyo

CHAPTER XI.  THE KONKWOMYOKYO AND KONKWOMYYO- SASHOOKYO.

JAPANESE BUDDHISM IN GENERAL IN THE EIGHTH CENTURY

1. Prajnaparamita and its principle text

2. Daihannya-e

3.The Daihannya-e, celebrated in the Daigokudent of the Imperial Palace and in temples during the ninth century

4. the Daihannyakyo in the tenth century

5. The Daihannyakyo in the eleventh century

6. The Daihannykyo from the 12^th to the century

CHAPTER XII. THE DAHANNYAKYO OR MAHAPRAJNAPARAMITA – SUTRA

1.Prajnaparamita and its principle text

2. Daihannya-e

3. The Daihannya-e, celebrated in the Daigokuden of the Imperial Palace and in temple during the ninth century

4. The Daihannyakyo in the tenth  century

5. The Daihannyakyo in the eleventh century.

6.The Daihannyakyo from the 12^th to the 19^th century.

CHAPTER XIII. THE KONGO-HANNYAKYO OR VAJRACCHEDIKA-PRAJNA-PARAMITA-SUTRA

1. the text and translations of the Kongo-hannyakyo

2. The Kongo-hannyakyo in Japan during the seventh and eighth centuries

3. Splendor of the Konggo-hannyakyo in Japan during the ninth century and its decline in the tenth.

CHAPTER XIV. THE YAKUSHIKYO AND THE SHICHI-BUTSU-YAKUSHIKYO

1. Contents of the Yakushikyo

2. Contents of the Shichibutsu-Yakushikyo

3. Famous images of Yakushi Nyorai, his attendant Bodhisattvas and the Twelve Yaksa Generals

4. Expounding the Yakushikyo, and Yakushi-kekwa in Japan

5. Names of priest connected with the Yakushi cult

6. The mystic Yakushi-ho

7. The Shichibutsu- Yakushi-ho

 CHAPTER XV. THE KEGON , NEHAN AND YUMAKYO AND THEIR FESTIVAL, THE BOMMOKYO. THE ISSAIKYO AND FESTIVAL.

1. The sutras copied in A.D 722 on behalf of the Empress Gemmei`s soul and the Bommokyo

2. The Kengonkyo and the Kegon-e

3. The Nehangyo and the Nehan-e or Nehanko

4. The Yuima-kyo and the Yuima-e

5. The Issaikyo or Daizokyo, and the Issaikyo-e Daizo-e Daijo-e in Japan

CHAPTER XVI.  THE LOTUS SUTRA AND ITS FESTIVAL, THE KWAN-ZEONGYO

1. Translations, commentairies and works on miracles, written by Indian, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese priests

2. Contents of the Lotus sutra

3. The Hokkekyo, the Kwanzeongyo

4. The Hokkekyo in the ninth century. The Hokke sembo and Hokkedo. The three sutras protecting the state

5. The Hokkekyo in the tenth century. Hokkedo. Hokke hakko

6. The Hokkekyo and the Kwanzeongyo in the eleventh century

7. Japanese sects in connection with the Hokkekyo

8. The Hokke hakko. The Enshuji, Hoshoji and Sonshoji Go-hakko

9. The Hokke juko. The Shimotsuki-e of Enryakuji on Hieizan. The Minazuki-e of the same temple

10. The Hokke sanjuko

11. The Hokke sembu-e

12. The Hokke-e of Todaiji, Takao and Kofukuji

CONTENTS

GENERAL INDEX

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