Author: Li Xiaorong
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Publishing Date: 2005-10-01
Features: The Huangming Ji by Sengyou of the Liang Dynasty and the Guang Huangming Ji by Daoxuan of the early Tang Dynasty are two extremely important classics in the history of Chinese Buddhism. They provide a wealth of documentary materials for studying the relationship among the Three Teachings (Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism) during the Han and Tang periods. The author conducts a source-based research on the intellectual issues commonly addressed in these two works, including the Hu Hu theory, the Yi Xia theory, the theory of cause and effect and retribution, the theory of form and spirit, and the relationship between the Taoist Lingbao Jing and Buddhist scriptures. Additionally, the author conducts philological research on the long-standing debates surrounding the Mouzi Lihuo Lun, the authenticity of the Yongping Qufa theory, and the compilation process of the Huangming Ji.
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