The Flower of Chinese Buddhism by Ikeda, Daisaku - 1997-03-01

Brand: Weatherhill, 1997-03-01. paperback. Used: Good.

Weatherhill. Used - Very Good. 1997. Paperback. Very Good.

Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.: Shambhala Pubns, 1997. Trade Paperback. Fine. clean, unmarked copy.

Brand: Weatherhill, 1997-03-01. paperback. Used:Good.

Weatherhill. Used - Good.

Weatherhill. Used - Very Good.

Weatherhill Inc, 1997. 215pp. Soft covers. Fine Traces the introduction of Buddhism into China, its confrontation with Chinese thought and society and its eventual domestication and development in the Middle Kingdom. Including appendices on Buddhist texts, terminology and figures in Buddhist history, the text should be useful to students of religion, philosophy and history

Weatherhill Inc, 1997. 215pp. Soft covers. New Traces the introduction of Buddhism into China, its confrontation with Chinese thought and society and its eventual domestication and development in the Middle Kingdom. Including appendices on Buddhist texts, terminology and figures in Buddhist history, the text should be useful to students of religion, philosophy and history

New York; Weatherhill; 1997 reprint. paperback in very good condition. 205pp

New York.: Weatherhill.. 1997.. Maps, x + 205pp, appendices, index, paperback. Picking up where his earlier volume, The Living Buddha, left off, Daisaku Ikeda spins a lively narrative of the great Buddhist missionaries and translators, the first Chinese Buddhist leaders, the domestication of Buddhism and development of distinctly Chinese schools of Buddhism - with special emphasis on the eventual decline of the religion after harsh persecution in the tenth century. An illuminating and well-told account of one of the most interesting chapters of world religious history, The Flower of Chinese Buddhism is a valuable contribution to the field and a useful tool for both scholars and students. Publisher's description. .