- 法性),
which refers to the
earliest traditions to
develop in China, like
Dilun and Shelun, as well as to
their specific doctrinal position which often...
- is
regarded as the
patriarch of the
Dashabhumika (Chinese: 地論宗; pinyin:
Dìlùn zōng) school,
which used his Ten
Stages Sutra and Vasubandhu's commentary...
-
Bodhiruci and Ratnamati.
Dilun figures like Ratnamati's
disciple ****guang (468–537)
emphasized the
study of the
entire Avataṃsaka and
Dilun masters likely had...
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miercres chueus viernes sabado [♄1]
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diluns dimars dimècres dijòus
divendres dissabte [♄1]
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-
visions of Amitabha.
Another influential figure during this time was the
Dilun school master Jingying ****yuan (523–592), the
first Chinese author to write...
- he
notes the
doctrinal differences between the
works of Paramārtha's the
Dilun school and the
Awakening of Faith. Keng
Ching also
argues that the attribution...
- buddha-nature. The
Dilun or Daśabhūmikā
school and the
Shelun school were some of the
earliest schools in this
Chinese Yogacara. The
Dilun school became split...
-
translators Bodhiruci, Ratnamati, and Paramārtha.
Their followers founded the
Dilun (Daśabhūmikā Commentary) and
Shelun (Mahāyānasaṃgraha) schools, both of...
- Dharmarakṣa (c. 233–310); this was
later absorbed into the Tiāntāi school. The
Dilun school (based on the Daśabhūmikā
sutra translated by Bodhiruci); this was...
-
school Bodhidharma,
founder of Chan
Buddhism Bodhiruci,
patriarch of the
Dilun (Chinese: 地論)
school Batuo,
founding abbot and
patriarch of the Shaolin...
