regionalism, in monastic architecture, 553
Reiku, 500
reincarnation, 19, 712
and Dalai Lama, 193–195
Reiyukai 385, 449, 595
relics and relics cults, 15–16, 34, 46, 77,
86, 129, 178–181, 205–208, 256,
279–280, 313, 355, 436, 497–498,
575–576, 678, 715–718,716, 718,
734, 803, 808–809, 838–839, 877,
906
religious education, and jataka, 46
reliquary, 256,279, 368, 436, 716, 718,
719–720
relocalization, 469
Ren ben yu sheng jing zhu(Dao’an), 166
Rennyo, 720
renunciation, 280, 657. See also
ordination
Renwang jing (Humane Kings Sutra),
27–28, 59, 631, 720–721, 824
repentance and confession, 721–723, 882
repentance ritual, 254, 667, 674, 687, 714
representation, 127, 569, 661–663, 683
Reps, Paul, 621
Research Institute of the Tripitaka
Koreana, 678
Revata, 188
revivals of Buddhism, 359, 448, 654, 912
Rg Veda,204, 328–330
Rgya gar chos ‘byung(Taranatha), 380
Rgyal mtshan nor bu, 630
Rgyal rabs gsal ba’i me long(Bla ma dam
pa Bsod nams rgyal mtshan), 855
Rgyal tshab, 215–216, 484, 855
Rgya tsha, 49
Rhys Davids, T. W., 96, 266, 628
Ricci, Matteo, 160
Right Faith Society, 447
Rin chen bzang po, 35–36, 324–325, 852
Rin chen gter mdzod(Kong sprul Blo gros
mtha’ yas), 857
Rinzai Zen. SeeLinji (Rinzai) house of
Chan school
risshoankoku, 598
Risshoankoku ron(Nichiren), 597
RisshoKoseikai, 249, 385, 449, 477, 595,
598
Risshu(Vinaya school), 301
Ritigala, 800
Ritsu (Vinaya) school, 411, 582
ritual, 47, 54–56, 100, 182, 252, 274, 390,
532, 545–546, 559, 570, 590–591,
607, 653, 700, 717–718, 723–725,
742, 833, 840, 882. See alsochanting
and liturgy; consecration;
devotional practices; memorial rites;
mizuko kuyo;nenbutsu; Tantra
of accession, 399–400, 765
circumambulation, 653–654, 654,664,
773, 789, 803, 882
of consecration, 179–180
constant walking samadhi, 708
Daoist, 199–200
and etiquette, 265–266
eye-opening, 179–180, 392, 789
fire ceremony (goma, homa),725, 725,
773, 820
of initiation, 375–376
kalacakra, 785
kathinaceremony, 839
Latter Seven-Day Rite, 399, 441
life-extension, 833
and mandala creation, 508
and meditation, 521–523
nyungne (bsnyung gnas), 526
ordination ceremony, 614–616
pavarana, 721
posadha,559, 674, 721, 742
rainmaking, 765
recitation of paritta/raksatexts, 840
recitation of Patimokkha, 285–286
rejection of, 245, 723–724
of repentance, 254
sadhana, 821
san ̇gha posadha, 667
of severance, 485–486
shinpyu, 576
spirit rites, 294, 831, 833
Taimitsu, 476
tantric, 525–527, 821
ritual guides, 593, 790, 884
ritual interaction, and local divinities,
468
ritualization,use of term, 724
ritual language, 441
ritual objects, 255, 260, 280, 361,
395–396, 436–437, 543, 726–729,
727, 729,757. See alsorobes and
clothing
ritual texts, Sanskrit, 747–748
Rje btsun dam pa Khutukhtus, 564
Rje btsun Rig ’dzin chos nyid zang mo, 486
Rnam gyal, Dharamsala, 247
Rnying ma (Nyingma), 104, 192, 379,
418, 425–426, 589, 623, 701,
729–731,822–823, 852–853,
856–857, 859, 915
Rnying ma rgyud ’bum,822–823, 853
Roben, 345robes and clothing, 32–33, 79, 265–266,
286, 303, 437, 536, 731–734, 733
Rockhill, W. W., 86
Rol pa’i rdo rje, 418, 563
Rong ston, 216, 484
Rong zom Chos kyi bzang po, Theg chen
tshul ’jug, 852
royal imagery, 357
Ruegg, D. S., 98, 104
Ruggeri, Michele, 160
rules of conduct. Seeetiquette; monastic
discipline; vinaya
Rumtek Monastery, 418, 727
rupa, 779
rupakaya,76–77
Ruqing, 135
Ruvanvälisa ̆ ̈ya, 801
Ruxing, and “Biographies of Eminent
Monks,” 44
Rva sgreng Monastery, 36
Rva streng (Reting) rin po che, 195
Rwa lo, 852
Rwa sgreng, 853
Ryoanji, 390
Ryobu Shinto, 825
Ryohen, 283–284
Kanjin Kakumusho, 284
Ryokan (Taigu), 735
Ryomokyokai, 924
Ryonen, 395
Ryukoku, 531S
Sa chen Kun dga’ snying po, 751, 854
Sadarhadvana, 322
Saddanlti(Aggavamsa), 628
saddha, 277
Saddhamaratnavaliya I(Dharmasena),
778
saddharmaand saddharmapratirupaka,
211–212
Saddharmapundarlka-sutra. See Lotus
Sutra
Saddharmaraja Vajracarya, 594
Saddharma Ratnavaliya, 796
sadhana,525–527
Sadhanamala, 747
Sad na legs, King, 852
Saeki Kyokuga, 99
Sagaing, 580
Sagathavagga, 627
Sagulsan, 599
sagyo ipso ̆n, 349
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