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system of thought. In
Chinese Buddhism,
these are
often referred to as the
Sānlùn (Ch. 三論宗, Jp. Sanron, "Three Treatise") school, also
known as the "emptiness...
- as
Sānlùn, or the "three
treatise school")
began with the work of Kumārajīva (344–413 CE) who
translated the
works of Nāgārjuna into Chinese.
Sānlùn figures...
- (1906–2005) is one
modern figure aligned with
Sānlùn.
Sengzhao is
often seen as the
founder of
Sānlùn. He was
influenced not just by
Indian madhyamaka...
-
Madhyamaka school of
Buddhist philosophy into
China which would later be
called Sanlun (the "Three
Treatise school"). Kumārajīva was born in the
kingdom of Kucha...
- Shun Nan Huai-Chin
Nenghai Traditions Chan
Tiantai Huayan Pure Land
Weishi Sanlun Esoteric Buddhism Humanistic Buddhism Texts Chinese Buddhist canon Taishō...
- the
Madhyamaka school of
Buddhist philosophy,
which would later be
called Sanlun (the "Three
Treatise school"). His work also
established an
Indic foundation...
-
Mahayana Buddhist teachings on the
bodhisattva path,
Chinese Madhyamaka (
Sānlùn),
Yogacara (Wéishí), the Prajñaparamita literature, and
Buddha nature texts...
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Linji school Otokan line
Rinzai Ōbaku ****e-shū
Sanbo Kyodan Madhyamaka Sanlun Prasaṅgika
Svatantrika Nichiren Buddhism Fuju-fuse
Honmon Butsuryū-shū Kempon...
- the
three commentaries that make up the
Sanlun ("Three Treatise") school. An
influential figure of the
Sanlun school is Jízàng (549–623), who
wrote a...
- (*Dvadasanikaya or *Dvadasamukha-sastra); one of the
three basic treatises of the
Sanlun school (East
Asian Madhyamaka).
Several works considered important in esoteric...
