Ambedkar, B. R., 14,248–249, 359, 448,
661
American Oriental Society, 864
Amitabha, 14–15,59, 73, 79, 808. See also
nenbutsu; Pure Land art; Pure Land
Buddhism
cult of, 497, 526–528, 766
images, 74, 124,260, 394, 437, 438,493,
650–651, 705
in Pure Land Buddhism, 412–413, 704
“Amitabha Crossing the Mountains,” 697
Amitabha Sutra,707, 882
“Amitabha with Fifty Bodhisattvas,” 694
Amituo, 167
Amoghasiddhi, 260
Amoghavajra, 511, 534, 721, 824
Amrapall, 84
amulets and talismans, 15–16,181, 227,
255, 292, 534, 634, 734, 757, 840, 842
anagamins,233, 723, 740
Anagarika Dharmapala, 16,50, 165, 266,
359, 448, 585, 798, 865
Anagatavamsa, 877
Ananda, 16–17,84, 112, 188, 206, 232,
238, 513
Ananda Coomaraswamy, 802–803
Anandakutl, 591
Ananda Temple, Pagan, 17,402,
786–787, 787
Anathapindada, 18, 232
anatman (no-self), 5–6, 18–19,23, 239,
262, 296, 416, 665. See alsobody,
perspectives on the
and death, 203
Pudgalavada and, 504
and rebirth, 712
in S ́ramanamovement, 329
and s ́unyata, 809
and vipassana, 889
anatomy. Seebody, perspectives on the
Anavataptagatha, 300
Anawrahta, King, 460, 575
ancestors, 20–23,22, 292
ancestor veneration, 20, 281, 289, 308,
461–462, 464, 468, 532. See also
ghosts and spirits
Andhra Pradesh, India, 369–370
Ang Duong, King, 108
Angkor, 785. SeeCambodia
Angkor Thom, 260, 783, 784, 789
Angkor Wat, 106, 107, 109,787, 789
An ̇gulimala Prison Ministry, Britain, 249
Anguosi, 253, 535
An ̇guttaranikaya,75, 627, 669
Anige, 153
animal sacrifice, 641, 724
animism, 105, 430, 467–468, 767
Aniruddha, King, 838
anitya (impermanence), 6, 18, 23,203,
239, 397–398, 505, 648, 889
aniyatadharma, 667
añjali, 265
ankokuji, 678
Ankokuji Temple, 351
Anle ji(Daochuo), 707
Añña-Kondoñña (arhat), 29
Annen, 273, 475
An Shigao, 24,146, 454, 776
antarabhava, 204
anthropology, 261–262, 466
and Buddhist studies, 99–100
studies of ethics, 261–263
anti-art, Chan school and, 129
antinomianism, 618–620
Anuradhapura, 188, 795–796, 800–802,
807
Anuruddha, Abhidhammatthasan ̇gaha,3,
670
anus ́aya, 682
anusmrti, 93
anuttara, 87
anuttarasamyaksambodhi(complete,
perfect awakening), 24,51, 58,
919–920
Anuttarayoga Tantras, 305
Aoki Bunkyo, 98
Apadana, 36
apocrypha, 24–28,38–39, 47, 143, 198,
281–282, 538, 720–721, 730, 744,
- See alsocatalogues of
scriptures; titles of texts
Arabic translations, 380
Arada Kalama, 83
arama, 84
archaeology. See also names of sites
and Buddhist studies, 96–97
and reliquary deposits, 719–720
architecture. See alsomonastic architecture
of Borobudur, 68
of stupa, 803–804, 809
Arhan ̇Janakabhivamsa
Kuiykyan ̇abhidamma, 102
arhat(s), 28–29,65, 87, 188, 261, 290,
301, 487, 572, 636, 723, 740, 749,
761, 769, 890. See alsobuddha(s);
disciples of the Buddha
female, 303, 489, 607
arhat images, 30–31, 181
arhatship, 8, 636
Ari monks, 575
“aristocratic Buddhism,” 388
Ariyaratne, A. T., 798
Arnold, Edwin, 864
art, Buddhist. Seecave sanctuaries;
painting; sculpture; names of countries
arthakriya, 225
art historians, and Buddhist studies, 100
Aryadeva, 31,480–481, 581
Catuhs ́ataka,31, 480–481
Arya Maitreya Mandala order, 268
aryas, 740
Aryas ́ura, 32
Jatakamala,32, 401–402, 748
Paramitasamasa, 748
Asan ̇ga, 32,59–60, 227, 456, 496, 649,
683, 738, 878, 914–915
Abhidharmasamuccaya,32, 916
Mahayanasamgraha,915–916
Yogacarabhumi,914–916
ascetic practices, 32–33,117, 214, 313,
671, 675, 701, 718, 741, 887
and accumulation, 244–245
Buddha and, 45, 83, 90
and diet, 228–229
Jains and, 383, 416
and Mahayana, 494–495
monks and, 565–566
self-immolation, 758–759
Shugendoand, 772–774
Ashikaga Tadayoshi, 678
Ashikaga Takauji, 678
Asian Americans, 865, 868–869
As ́oka, King, 34,71, 80, 82, 97, 120, 188,
366–367, 502–503, 542, 870. See also
inscriptions
as ideal of kingship, 262, 424–425, 657
and relics cult, 49, 83, 205, 355, 641,
651, 717, 803, 906
As ́o k avadana, 717
as ́raya(basis), 683
assimilation, of esoteric imagery, 256
Astagrantha, 220
Astasahasrikaprajñaparamita-sutra,492,
717, 746
Asukadera, 554
asuras,184, 233, 467
As ́vaghosa, 35,38, 188
Buddhacarita,75, 86, 88, 512, 656, 748
S ́ariputraprakarana, 251
Saundarananda, 656
As ́vajit, 232
Atharva Veda, 204
Atisha, 35–36,288, 371, 588, 853, 861
Bodhipathapradlpa,484, 853
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