Encyclopedia of Buddhism

Su
tra
Tantra
Vinaya
Vamsa

Ja

taka, Avada

na and Story
Literature
Avada
na
Avada
nas ́ataka
Bodhicarya
vata
ra
Buddhacarita
Divya
vada
na
Lalitavistara
Ja
taka
Ja
takama
la

Konjaku Monogatari
Maha
vastu
Samguk Yusa (Memorabilia of the Three
Kingdoms)
Vamsa

Su

tra
A
gama/Nika
ya
Diamond Su
tra
Fanwang jing (Brahma
’s Net Su
tra)
Heart Su
tra
Huayan jing
Lan ̇ka
vata
ra-su
tra
Lotus Su
tra (Saddharmapundar
ka-su
tra)
Maha
parinirva
na-su
tra
Nirva
na Su
tra
Prajña
pa
ramita
Literature
Pratyutpannasama
dhi-su
tra
Renwang jing (Humane Kings Su
tra)
Samdhinirmocana-su
tra
Satipattha
na-sutta
Scripture
Sukha
vat
vyu
ha-su
tra
Su
tra
Su
tra Illustrations

Suvarnaprabha
sottama-su
tra

Tantra

Ka
lacakra

Tantra

Vinaya

Law and Buddhism

Mu
lasarva
stiva
da-vinaya

Pra
timoksa

Vinaya

Sexuality and Gender Issues

Abortion

Da
kin


Gender

Hair

Laity

Mizuko Kuyo


Monks

Nuns

San ̇gha

Sexuality

Women

Social, Economic, and Political

Issues

Colonialism and Buddhism

Communism and Buddhism

Conversion

Councils, Buddhist

Dalai Lama

Death

Decline of the Dharma

Diet

Economics

Education

Engaged Buddhism

Entertainment and Performance

Ethics

Etiquette

Family, Buddhism and the

Festivals and Calendrical Rituals

Folk Religion: An Overview

Folk Religion, China

Folk Religion, Japan

Folk Religion, Southeast Asia

Gender

Ghost Festival

Ghosts and Spirits

Hair

History

Honji Suijaku

Japanese Royal Family and Buddhism

Jewels

Kingship

Laity

Law and Buddhism

Martial Arts

Medicine

Merit and Merit-Making

Millenarianism and Millenarian

Movements

Mizuko Kuyo


Modernity and Buddhism

Monastic Militias

Nationalism and Buddhism

Persecutions

Politics and Buddhism

Provincial Temple System (Kokubunji,

Risho
to
)

Self-Immolation

Shinto
(Honji Suijaku) and Buddhism

Silk Road

Slavery

Usury

Vinaya

War

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