Esoteric Buddhism and the Tantras in East Asia

678 clemente beghi Table 1 ( cont. ) Author/translator Text name Written in Imported in Vajrabodhi 723 737 Vajrabodhi 730 737 ? ...

. the dissemination of esoteric scriptures 679 Table 1 ( cont. ) Author/translator Text name Written in Imported in Narendraya ...

680 clemente beghi Table 2. Esoteric images (statues and paintings) during the Tenpyō period as present in historical records (f ...

. the dissemination of esoteric scriptures 681 Table 2 ( cont. ) Deity name Date of occurrence Original location Present Locat ...

682 clemente beghi Table 2 ( cont. ) Deity name Date of occurrence Original location Present Location 762 ? 780 ? 717 Imported b ...

60. ONMYŌDŌ AND ESOTERIC BUDDHISM Athanasios Drakakis The term Onmyōdō generally refers to a divination system based on ancient ...

684 athanasios drakakis philosophical school; rather it is an intellectual system that pervades ancient Chinese thought. Accordi ...

. onmyd and esoteric buddhism 685 The Transmission of Onmyōdō Teachings to Japan and the Onmyōryō The Korean Buddhist priest ...

686 athanasios drakakis for a Buddhist priest to disrobe in order to become a member of the Onmyōryō bureaucracy. An analogous d ...

. onmyd and esoteric buddhism 687 Esoteric Buddhist rituals can be divided into rituals for becom- ing Buddha and rituals fo ...

688 athanasios drakakis only by one of the twelve earthly branches (jūnishi), but also by one of the twenty-eight lunar mansions ...

. onmyd and esoteric buddhism 689 Gozu Tennō in Japan at Hiromine in Harima (present-day Hyōgo prefecture), but it is diffic ...

690 athanasios drakakis relationship between Shugendō and Onmyōdō is deep, and it is diffi- cult to study those two systems sepa ...

61. KŪKAI AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SHINGON BUDDHISM Elizabeth Tinsley Mythology, canonization, and sectarian concerns have done mu ...

692 elizabeth tinsley Kūkai’s Early Career and Interest in Esoteric Buddhism Elements of esoteric Buddhism were already present ...

. kkai and the development of shingon buddhism 693 a series of legal and penal codes modeled on the Chinese system.^4 The sta ...

694 elizabeth tinsley ubasoku (upāsaka; privately ordained mendicant).^6 Kūkai’s apparent disenchantment with his university edu ...

. kkai and the development of shingon buddhism 695 Kūkai describes a key encounter during his university career with a monk^7 ...

696 elizabeth tinsley Tōdaiji, the headquarters of Nara Buddhism, shortly before departure, and Emperor Kanmu granted him a peri ...

. kkai and the development of shingon buddhism 697 academic and intellectual activity, particularly of scriptural translation ...