Transfer of Buddhism Across Central Asian Networks (7th to 13th Centuries)

Index 333

Wu Facheng (吳法成) (Tib. Chos grub) 25
Wutai shan (五臺山). See Mount Wutai
Wuwei (武威) 198, 277

xiangli (鄉里) system. See division of the area
in villages and homesteads
Xiḍr Khwāja 227
Xingzhou (興州) 78, 80
Xining (西寧) 228–229
Xinjiang (新疆) 231
Xizhou 37

Yaglakar 197, 243
Yanqi (焉耆). See Ark/Karašahr
Yarlungpa Chokyi Senge (Tib. Yar lungs pa
Chos kyi seng ge) 78–79
Ye shes ʼod. See Yeshe Ö
Yeshe Ö (Tib. Ye shes ʼod) 14, 70, 129, 142,
144–146
Yisün Temür 228
Yingsha (英沙) 201
yinsha fo (印沙佛). See Buddha-Sand-
Impression Festivity

Yizhou (伊州) 30, 37

yogacāra 252

Yongchang (永昌) 226

Yuan Dynasty (元) 80, 198, 206, 218, 223,

226, 230, 233, 239, 246–248, 253

Yuanhao (元昊) 75

Yu Ji (虞集) 199

yul dbus kyi ’grel pa. See commentary,

Magadha commentary

Yulin (椾林) Caves 229–231

Zangskar 3, 5–6, 14–15, 127, 147–152, 156,

159–160, 162, 166, 171–172, 174, 180, 186,

188

Zha lu. See monastery, Zhalu

Zhang Yichao (張議潮) 25, 31, 35, 37, 39, 41,

46

Zoji pass 151, 159, 161, 171

zongtong (総統) (OU šazin aygučı). See

preceptor of the (Buddhist)

teaching

Zoroastrianism 196