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1773:(156–87 BCE) worshiping Buddhist statues, explaining them as "golden men brought in 120 BCE by a great Han general in his campaigns against the nomads." Although there is no other mention of Han Wudi worshiping the Buddha in Chinese historical literature, the murals would suggest that statues of the Buddha were already in existence during the 2nd century BCE, connecting them directly to the time of the Indo-Greeks.
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3775:. Prior to the expansion of Buddhism, the indigenous population of Sri Lanka lived in an animistic world full of superstition. The assimilation and conversion of the various pre-Buddhist beliefs was a slow process. In order to gain a foothold among the rural population, Buddhism needed to assimilate the various categories of spirits and other supernatural beliefs. The earliest monastic complex was the
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clearly marked by a ribbon surrounding it, both typical elements of Buddha heads. The ears, which would have to be characterized by long earlobes, were not represented, but were probably painted on slightly protruding surfaces (Pl. XXIII 1, 2 and 4). An artisan at
Berenike had produced it from local gypsum. According to its overall appearance this iconography seems to be Gandharan, Kushan or Guptan.
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2745:'s abdication in 1795, the popularity of Tibetan Buddhism at the Qing court declined. The motives behind the Qing emperors' promotion of Tibetan Buddhism have been interpreted as a calculated act of political manipulation, and a means of forging ties between Manchu, Mongolian, and Tibetan communities, though this has been challenged by recent scholarship.
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cultural contact between Indian
Dharmic civilization and Japan through the adoption of Buddhist ideas and aesthetic has contributed to the development of a national cultural order in the subsequent century. The Buddhist religion was adopted by the state in the following century. Being geographically at the end of the
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veneration, architects for temples, and the literate for the
Buddhist sutras and transformed Korean civilization. Particularly important in the transmission of sophisticated art styles to the Korean kingdoms was the art of the "barbarian" Tuoba, a clan of non-Han Chinese Xianbei people who established the
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dominated vast parts of the
Southeast Asian peninsula, and its influence was foremost in the development of Buddhist art in the region. Under the Khmer, more than 900 temples were built in Cambodia and in neighboring Thailand and Laos. The royal patronage for Khmer Buddhist art reached its new height
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styles as evidenced by a new popular
Buddhist motif with full-faced Buddha sculptures. Tang China was the cross roads of East, Central, and South Asia and so the Buddhist art of this time period exhibit the so-called international style. State-sponsored Buddhist art flourished during this period, the
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period (4th to 6th century CE) to reach a very high fineness of execution and delicacy in the modeling. The art of the Gupta school was extremely influential almost everywhere in the rest of Asia. At the end of the 12th century CE, Buddhism in its full glory came to be preserved only in the
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This iconic art was characterized from the start by a realistic idealism, combining realistic human features, proportions, attitudes and attributes, together with a sense of perfection and serenity reaching to the divine. This expression of the Buddha as both man and God became the iconographic canon
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has interested itself in identifying
Buddhist practitioners across all the arts. In 2005 it co-ordinated the UK-wide Buddhist arts festival, "A Lotus in Flower"; in 2009 it helped organise the two-day arts conference, "Buddha Mind, Creative Mind". As a result of the latter an association of Buddhist
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The cultural exchange between India and Japan was not direct, as Japan received
Buddhism through Korea, China, Central Asia and eventually India. The Japanese discovered Buddhism in the 6th century when missionary monks travelled to the islands together with numerous scriptures and works of art. The
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and looking down on the confluence of three rivers, is still the largest stone Buddha statue in the world. Numerous temples throughout China still preserve various
Buddhist statues and paintings from previous dynasties. In addition, Buddhist sculptures are still produced in contemporary times mainly
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Philippine archaeology has found
Buddhist artifacts, The style exhibits Vajrayāna influence, most of them dated to the 9th century. They reflect the iconography of the Śrīvijayan empire's Vajrayāna and its influences on the Philippines's early states. The artifacts' distinct features point to their
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was at the center of this development, with a Buddhist temple complex and urban organization able to support around 1 million urban dwellers. A great deal of Cambodian Buddhist sculpture is preserved at Angkor; however, organized looting has had a heavy impact on many sites around the country.
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Kingdom, isolated and with no easy sea or land access to China, officially adopted Buddhism in 535 although the foreign religion was known in the kingdom due to the work of Goguryeo monks since the early 5th century. The introduction of Buddhism stimulated the need for artisans to create images for
5532:. First comprehensive monograph on the stylistic and iconographic development of the Buddhist sculptures of Sri Lanka. 752 pages with 1620 illustrations (20 colour and 1445 half-tone illustrations; 144 drawings and 5 maps. (Hong Kong: Visual Dharma Publications, Ltd.). von Schroeder, Ulrich. 1992.
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evolved towards a markedly lifelike expression. Because of the dynasty's openness to foreign influences, and renewed exchanges with Indian culture due to the numerous travels of Chinese Buddhist monks to India, Tang dynasty Buddhist sculpture assumed a rather classical form, inspired by the Indian
3416:, diagrams of a "divine temple" made of a circle enclosing a square, the purpose of which is to help Buddhist devotees focus their attention through meditation and follow the path to the central image of the Buddha. These are usually temporary, laid out on a floor for a festival, then swept away.
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Artists were reluctant to depict the Buddha anthropomorphically, and developed sophisticated aniconic symbols to avoid doing so (even in narrative scenes where other human figures would appear). This tendency remained as late as the 2nd century CE in the southern parts of India, in the art of the
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but also in the history of Buddhist statues in Japan. Jōchō redefined the body shape of Buddha statues by perfecting the technique of "yosegi zukuri" (寄木造り) which is a combination of several woods. The peaceful expression and graceful figure of the Buddha statue that he made completed a Japanese
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developed rather symbolic and abstract modes of representation, with schematic lines. Their style is also said to be solemn and majestic. The lack of corporeality of this art, and its distance from the original Buddhist objective of expressing the pure ideal of enlightenment in an accessible and
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Some of the stone sculpture, both relief and in the round, included images of Buddha and other South Asian deities. (...) The second item was a small stone head of Buddha measuring 9.3 cm high. Its hair was drawn back from the front and sides in wavy strands. The topknot was unusually flat, but
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dynasty in China in 386. The Northern Wei style was particularly influential in the art of the Goguryeo and Baekje. Baekje artisans later transmitted this style along with Southern dynasty elements and distinct Korean elements to Japan. Korean artisans were highly selective of the styles they
3865:, from the 14th to 16th centuries, the Ava (Innwa) style of the Buddha image was popular. In this style, the Buddha has large protruding ears, exaggerated eyebrows that curve upward, half-closed eyes, thin lips and a hair bun that is pointed at the top, usually depicted in the bhumisparsa
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from the 8th century, and it survived there after the collapse of Buddhism in India, and the largest influence on it is probably the now largely vanished art of north-eastern India. Due to its geographical centrality in Asia, Tibetan Buddhist art also received influences from Indian,
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This image was previously thought to be a distorted Tārā, but was recently correctly identified as a Vajralāsyā ('Bodhisattva of amorous dance'), one of the four deities associated with providing offerings to the Buddha Vairocana and located in the southeast corner of a
1949:, both being capitals of the empire. It is still a matter of debate whether the anthropomorphic representations of Buddha was essentially a result of a local evolution of Buddhist art at Mathura, or a consequence of Greek cultural influence in Gandhara through the
3427:, Northern India (at that time part of Western Tibet Kingdom) serves an important role as an intermediary between India and Tibet cultural exchange, especially Buddhist art and philosophy. Notable example of Tibetan Buddhist art in Tabo is its exquisite frescoes.
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which counts 505 images of the seated Buddha and unique bell-shaped stupa that contains the statue of Buddha. Borobudur is adorned with long series of bas-reliefs narrated the holy Buddhist scriptures. The oldest Buddhist structure in Indonesia probably is the
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giving the great majority of surviving work, created over a relatively short up to about 480 CE. These are highly sophisticated works, evidently produced in a well-developed tradition, probably painting secular work in palaces as much as religious subjects.
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around the second century CE. According to Steven Sidebotham, a history professor at the University of Delaware who is co-director of the Berenike Project, the statue dates to between 90 and 140 CE. It was made from a stone that was extracted south of
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The orthodox forms of Buddhism, also known as Southern Buddhism are still practised in Sri Lanka, Myanmar (Burma), Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia. During the 1st century CE, the trade on the overland Silk Road tended to be restricted by the rise of the
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The Thai Buddhist art encompasses period for more than a millennia, from pre Thai culture of Dvaravati and Srivijaya, to the first Thai capital of Thai 13th century Sukhothai, all the way to succeeding Thai kingdoms of Ayutthaya and Rattanakosin.
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in numerous caves, portable paintings on canvas, sculpture, ritual objects), displaying multiple influences from Indian and Hellenistic cultures. Works of art reminiscent of the Gandharan style, as well as scriptures in the Gandhari script
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2912:. Although many other influences were strong, Korean Buddhist art, "bespeaks a sobriety, taste for the right tone, a sense of abstraction but also of colours that curiously enough are in line with contemporary taste" (Pierre Cambon,
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in the forms of human figures and ornament. Figures were much larger than any known from India previously, and also more naturalistic, and new details included wavy hair, drapery covering both shoulders, shoes and sandals, and
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temple. Countless paintings and sculptures were made, often under governmental sponsorship. Indian, Hellenistic, Chinese and Korean artistic influences blended into an original style characterized by realism and gracefulness.
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dynasty in 918 indicates a new period of Korean Buddhist art. The Goryeo kings also lavishly sponsored Buddhism and Buddhist art flourished, especially Buddhist paintings and illuminated sutras written in gold and silver ink.
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production in the islands, and suggest artisan's or goldsmith's knowledge of Buddhist culture and literature, and the presence of Buddhist believers. The find-spots extend from the Agusan-Surigao area in Mindanao island to
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art of flower arrangement. This evolution went as far as considering almost any human activity as an art with a strong spiritual and aesthetic content, first and foremost in those activities related to combat techniques
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Simmons, Caleb; Sarao, K. T. S. (2010). "Pushyamitra Sunga, a Hindu ruler in the second century BCE, was a great persecutor of Buddhists". In Danver, Steven L. Popular Controversies in World History. ABC-CLIO. p. 89.
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and doctrinal disputes. All the other monasteries of Sri Lanka owed ecclesiastical allegiance to one of the three. Sri Lanka is famous for its creations of Buddhist sculptures made of stone and cast in bronze alloy.
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kingdom, which expanded into Burma and as far south as Malaysia between the 3rd and 6th centuries. Its influence seems to have been essentially political, most of the cultural influence coming directly from India.
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As Buddhism expanded outside of India from the 1st century CE, its original artistic package blended with other artistic influences, leading to a progressive differentiation among the countries adopting the faith.
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of China and this close diplomatic contact is exemplified in the gentle and proportional sculpture of the Baekje, epitomized by Baekje sculpture exhibiting the fathomless smile known to art historians as the
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style of sculpture of Buddha statues called "Jōchō yō" (Jōchō style, 定朝様) and determined the style of Japanese Buddhist statues of the later period. His achievement dramatically raised the social status of
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Early Buddhist temples are found, such as Beikthano in central Myanmar, with dates between the 1st and the 5th centuries. The Buddhist art of the Mons was especially influenced by the Indian art of the
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actively suppressed Buddhism beginning in 1406 and Buddhist temples and art production subsequently decline in quality in quantity although beginning in 1549, Buddhist art does continue to be produced.
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The multiple conflicts since the 1980s also have led to a systematic pillage of archaeological sites apparently in the hope of reselling in the international market what artifacts could be found.
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style. Combined with a pervading Hindu influence, Buddhist images, votive tablets and Sanskrit inscriptions are found throughout the area. Between 8th- and 12th-century, under the patronage of
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Temple in Silla. Baekje architects were famed for their skill and were instrumental in building the massive nine-story pagoda at Hwangnyongsa and early Buddhist temples in Yamato Japan such as
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was particularly stable with China and Korea both enjoying unified governments. Early Unified Silla art combined Silla styles and Baekje styles. Korean Buddhist art was also influenced by new
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art in the south, both of Mahayana faith. Up to the end of that period, Buddhist art is characterized by a clear fluidness in the expression, and the subject matter is characteristic of the
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The Abhayagiri Vihāra became the seat of the reformed Mahāyāna doctrines. The rivalry between the monks of the Mahāvihāra and the Abhayagiri led to a further split and the foundation of the
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and China, with India as the intermediary of choice. From that time, through trade connections, commercial settlements, and even political interventions, India started to strongly influence
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period (14th–18th centuries), the Buddha came to be represented in a more stylistic manner with sumptuous garments and jeweled ornamentations. Many Thai sculptures or temples tended to be
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Buddhist art generally reflects an interaction between other Buddhist influences and a strongly original Korean culture. Additionally, the art of the steppes, particularly Siberian and
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from this period are characterized by a very strong refinement and technical sophistication, and are found throughout the region. One of the earliest Buddhist inscription in Java, the
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Weidner, Marsha Smith, and Patricia Ann Berger. Latter Days of the Law : Images of Chinese Buddhism, 850–1850. Lawrence, KS: Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, 1994.
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in the twelfth century resulted in considerable criticism of the monk-painters by the literati. Despite this, Chan ink paintings continued to be practiced by monastics through the
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that embodies the unique blend of Chinese, Tibetan and Manchurian artistic styles that characterized some of the Buddhist art produced in China under Qianlong's reign. After the
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and other figures became common subjects in themselves in Northern Buddhist art, rather than just attendants of the Buddha, and by the late first millennium came to predominate.
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stupas at Karawang, West Java, dated from around the 4th century. This temple is some plastered brick stupas. However, Buddhist art in Indonesia reach the golden era during the
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cities consisted almost entirely of Buddhist stupas and monasteries, and it seems that one of their main objectives was to welcome and service travelers between East and West.
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and presented to Mahinda Thera. The Mahāvihāra became the centre of the orthodox Theravāda doctrine and its supreme position remained unchallenged until the foundation of the
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to Central Asia, China and ultimately Korea and Japan started in the 1st century CE with a semi-legendary account of an embassy sent to the West by the Chinese Emperor
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helped it gain a foothold in Japan. Foreign influences came to be negatively perceived in China towards the end of the Tang dynasty. In the year 845, the Tang emperor
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During the 2nd to 1st century BCE, sculptures became more explicit, representing episodes of the Buddha's life and teachings. These took the form of votive tablets or
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Ryor, Kathleen M. (2019). "Style as Substance: Literary Ink Painting and Buddhist Practice in Late Ming Dynasty China". In Faini, Marco; Meneghin, Alessia (eds.).
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have been found. These influences were rapidly absorbed however by the vigorous Chinese culture, and a strongly Chinese particularism develops from that point.
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and post-Gupta periods, and their mannerist style spread widely in Southeast Asia following the expansion of the Mon Empire between the 5th and 8th centuries.
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in 372. However, Chinese records and the use of Buddhist motifs in Goguryeo murals indicate the introduction of Buddhism earlier than the official date. The
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Buddhism remains very active in Japan to this day. Around 80,000 Buddhist temples are preserved, and many of them are in wood and are regularly restored.
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as Beijing's main Tibetan Buddhist monastery, donating a number of valuable religious paintings, sculptures, textiles and inscriptions to the temple. The
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in the early centuries of our era. Based on stylistic details and the archaeological context of the excavation, it thought that the statue was made in
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Kingdoms invaded north-western India. They facilitated the spread of Greco-Buddhist art style to other parts of the subcontinent. The Indo-Greek King
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While Goguryeo Buddhist art exhibited vitality and mobility akin with Northern Wei prototypes, the Baekje Kingdom was also in close contact with the
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path. The Mahāyāna sutras elevate the Buddha to a transcendent and infinite being, and feature a pantheon of bodhisattvas devoting themselves to the
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Berger, Patricia Ann. Empire of Emptiness : Buddhist Art and Political Authority in Qing China. Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, 2003.
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was established. The new faith inspired highly stylized images in Thai Buddhism, with sometimes very geometrical and almost abstract figures.
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regions in India. These areas, helped by their location, were in greater contact with Tibet and China – for example the art and traditions of
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to the north competed for influence, but both were adherents of Mahayana Buddhism, and their art expressed the rich Mahayana pantheon of the
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had already been the seat of various cultural (and artistic) influences, from the abstract linear decorative art of the indigenous Neolithic
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painting in favour of vigorous, monochrome paintings, attempting to express the impact of enlightenment through their brushwork. The rise of
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of Buddhist statues, created realistic and dynamic statues to suit the tastes of samurai, and Japanese Buddhist sculpture reached its peak.
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persecuted Buddhism, presumably to further erase the legacy of the Mauryan Empire. This led to the decline of Buddhist art east of Mathura.
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Mathura and Gandhara also influenced each other. During their artistic florescence, the two regions were even united politically under the
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dynasties. This was marked by construction of new monumental Buddhist artwork at grottoes, such as the massive Buddha sculptures at the
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consisting of 1032 statues produced by sculptors of Buddhist statues of the Kei school, In school and En school. The 1 principal image
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realistic manner, progressively led to a change towards more naturalism and realism, leading to the expression of Tang Buddhist art.
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As Buddhism spread and evolved in each new host country, Buddhist art followed in its footsteps. It developed to the north through
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influences, are evident in early Korean Buddhist art based on the excavation of artifacts and burial goods such as
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whose Korean-made twin was sent to Japan as a proselytizing gift and now resides in the Koryu-ji Temple in Japan.
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in eastern India around the 5th or the 6th century. Monastic Tantrism became the dominant form of Buddhism in
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Peralta, Jesus T. (July–August 1983). "Prehistoric Gold Ornaments From the Central Bank of the Philippines".
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incorporated and combined different regional styles together to create a specific Korean Buddhist art style.
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near the Mahāvihāra. The main feature of Sinhala Buddhism was its division into three major groups, or
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around the 1st century CE, and introduced new types of art into China, particularly in the area of
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islands. Hence, Vajrayāna ritualism must have spread far and wide throughout the archipelago.
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seems to have been most strongly influenced by India from the 1st century CE. The islands of
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upon their return from China. Zen art is mainly characterized by original paintings (such as
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at Bodh Gaya became a model for similar structures in Burma and Indonesia. The frescoes at
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The Encyclopedia of World History: ancient, medieval, and modern, chronologically arranged
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Myer, Prudence R. (1986). "Bodhisattvas and Buddhas: Early Buddhist Images from Mathurā".
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kingdom. The Indonesian Buddhist Empire of Sri Vijaya declined due to conflicts with the
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kingdoms) contributing various artistic characteristics, mainly derived from the Indian
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municipality are among the most important and renowned Buddhist sculptural sites. The
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in the center, the surrounding 1001 Senju Kannon, the 28 attendants of Senju Kannon,
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class virtually ruled Japan for the first time. Jocho's successors, sculptors of the
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was first influenced by direct contact with Indian traders and the expansion of the
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create a solemn space, and all Buddha statues are designated as National Treasures.
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Carannante, Alfredo; Ast, Rodney; Kaper, Olaf; Tomber, Roberta (1 January 2020).
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kingdom, leading to the creation of Hindu and Buddhist art inspired from the
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Legeza, Laszlo (1988). "Tantric Elements in Pre-Hispanic Gold Art".
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Another common style of Buddha images is the Shan style, from the
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from around 10500 BCE to 300 BCE, to the art during the
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tradition, with numerous monumental statues of great virtuosity.
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stone mandala. The traditions would continue to the 13th century
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is said to be one of the greatest Buddhist sculptors not only in
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long played the role of a meeting place between China, India and
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from the 2nd through the 11th century in the Tarim Basin, modern
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T. Richard Blurton (1994), Hindu Art, Harvard University Press,
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Religions of the Silk Road: Premodern Patterns of Globalization
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art of the Gupta period. During that time, the Tang capital of
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Although Islamic rule was limited tolerant of other religions "
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accurately describe the travels of the explorer and ambassador
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The boy Buddha rising up from lotus. Crimson and gilded wood,
2721:. However, it was under the rule of the third Qing ruler, the
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Head of Buddha, Afghanistan (probably Hadda), 5th–6th century
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2021:
2017:
2009:
2005:
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1784:. The three main centers of creation have been identified as
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68:
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Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies
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influences. This art can be very varied, creative and bold.
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in India are vanishingly rare, with the later phases of the
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5038:. Intersections 59. Vol. 59. Brill. pp. 244–266.
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4335:
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3676:
2339:
2253:
2167:
2064:
6199:(Revised and Enlarged ed.). London: Bernard Quaritch.
6120:
a poster advertising one of the events is archived here –
2761:
Panorama of giant Buddhist sculptures in a section of the
2491:
Sites preserving Northern Wei dynasty Buddhist sculpture:
1692:
8705:
7241:
4253:
Sri Vijaya probably built the temple of Muara Takus, and
3725:
From the 14th century, the main factor was the spread of
3259:
2863:, carved out of a hillside in the 8th century during the
2717:, claiming to be the human embodiment of the bodhisattva
2709:
was a devotee of Chan Buddhism, while his successor, the
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around 130 BCE, and the same murals describe the Emperor
1610:
6047:
5482:
Deborah E. Klimburg-Salter; Christian Luczanits (1997).
5203:
Peter N. Stearns & William Leonard Langer (2001).
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temple is very graceful with serene expression, While
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was established as the royal center of the kingdom of
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outlawed all "foreign" religions (including Christian
1749:
Chinese historical sources and mural paintings in the
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dynasty rule in Java. The bas-reliefs and statues of
3729:
to the maritime areas of Southeast Asia, overrunning
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5667:
5665:
5641:
5507:
5505:
4158:
in western Indonesia were the seat of the empire of
5706:Jean Philippe Vogel; Adriaan Jacob Barnouw (1936).
5645:
Buddhist Monuments and Temples of Cambodia and Laos
4032:From the 1st to the 7th centuries, Buddhist art in
3850:Later, thousands of Buddhist temples were built at
3582:countries. Trade routes linked India with southern
2947:Kingdom officially recognized Buddhism in 384. The
2662:. The various Chinese Buddhist traditions, such as
2342:. During the 2nd century BCE, the expansion of the
6376:. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. 1998.
6356:. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. 1982.
6333:Sacred visions: early paintings from central Tibet
6201:Tr. from the 'Handbook' of Prof. Albert Grunwedel.
6192:
5892:
5851:
5536:, . (Hong Kong: Visual Dharma Publications, Ltd.).
5256:"Korean Buddhist Sculpture, 5th–9th Century"
4234:temple near Borobudur, houses the giant statue of
3656:, "Buddhism collapsed as a major force in India".
3445:Chinese influence was predominant in the north of
3258:From the 12th and 13th, a further development was
2868:for enshrinement in Buddhist temples and shrines.
6521:
6479:(4: New Approaches to South Asian Art): 401–408.
6410:Leidy, Denise Patry & Strahan, Donna (2010).
6278:
5937:
5662:
5613:
5502:
5328:Sir Banister Fletcher's a History of Architecture
4174:dated 778, mentioned about the construction of a
2283:regime. The Buddhas of Bamyan, the sculptures of
1988:bear the stamp of Tibetan and Chinese influence.
1851:After the overthrow of the Mauryan Empire by the
9637:
5591:
3449:(Tonkin) between the 1st and 9th centuries, and
2000:was established from the 1st century CE through
1839:Here in the king's domain among the Greeks, the
6186:
5875:"Art Exhibit: Philippines' 'Gold of Ancestors'"
3609:languages and the Indian script, together with
2589:) in order to support the indigenous religion,
2372:) in particular has revealed an extremely rich
6430:
5712:. Asian Educational Services. pp. 90–92.
5673:
3967:walled city, adorned with the smiling face of
3663:Buddhist art were developed and flourished in
3516:dynasties, currently on display at the French
2256:, display very strong blending of Indian post-
1819:, conquered the Macedonian satraps during the
1560:. Buddhist art originated in the north of the
9244:
6571:
6518:. Hong Kong: Visual Dharma Publications, Ltd.
6503:. Hong Kong: Visual Dharma Publications, Ltd.
6243:
6223:
5903:. Vol. 18, no. 4. pp. 129–133.
5369:
5180:
5178:
4116:. Other Buddhist temples in Bangkok includes
3266:, following the introduction of the faith by
1506:
734:
7353:Basic points unifying Theravāda and Mahāyāna
6528:. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
6437:. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
6416:. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
6336:. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
6329:
5989:Magazine, Smithsonian; Parker, Christopher.
5866:
5403:
5036:Domestic Devotions in the Early Modern World
4420:
2523:
6122:http://www.nbo.org.uk/whats%20on/poster.pdf
5766:. Virtual Collections of Asian Masterpieces
5732:
3456:In the south thrived the former kingdom of
2138:Central Asian missionary efforts along the
9251:
9237:
6578:
6564:
6470:
6454:Past Worlds: The Times Atlas of Archeology
6050:"Berenike 2019: Report on the Excavations"
5988:
5175:
4807:. Cavendish Square Publishing. p. 66.
3157:, the Golden Hall of the Horyuji, and the
2919:
2904:, belt buckles, daggers, and comma-shaped
1513:
1499:
741:
727:
6395:(5th ed.). New York: Prentice Hall.
6248:. Hong Kong: Visual Dharma Publications.
6228:. Hong Kong: Visual Dharma Publications.
5274:
4921:
4623:
1979:sculptures of Mathura evolved during the
1942:, the wheel on the palm, the lotus seat.
16:Artistic practices influenced by Buddhism
6133:
5984:
5982:
5980:
5978:
5976:
4817:
4669:Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Religion
4353:
4316:
4089:, and on occasion enriched with inlays.
4008:
3926:
3752:
3737:, and most of the islands as far as the
3536:
3528:
3524:
3377:
3022:
2992:, a half-seated contemplative statue of
2959:
2923:
2595:
2527:
2319:
2223:
2075:
2071:
1823:of 305–303 BCE. Chandragupta's grandson
1710:
1634:
8540:Banishment of Buddhist monks from Nepal
6525:China: Dawn of a Golden Age, 200–750 AD
6522:Watt, James C. Y.; et al. (2004).
6310:
6204:
6193:Gibson, Agnes C.; Jas. Burgess (1901).
5857:
5709:Buddhist Art in India, Ceylon, and Java
5470:Buddhist Statues at the Sanjūsangen-dō.
5318:
5066:
4864:
3714:, and was adopted by the newly founded
2622:, which continued under the successive
2150:. Serindian art often derives from the
1693:Iconic phase (1st century CE – present)
9638:
8743:List of Buddhist architecture in China
6451:
6139:
6025:
6023:
5898:
5784:
5739:Borobudur: Golden Tales of the Buddhas
5363:
5325:Fletcher, B.; Cruickshank, D. (1996).
5296:
4994:
4802:
4685:10.1093/acrefore/9780199340378.013.638
4577:Physical characteristics of the Buddha
2620:Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period
2534:Tejaprabhā Buddha and the Five Planets
1878:Gandharan Buddhist sculpture displays
1611:Pre-iconic phase (5th–1st century BCE)
9232:
6559:
6166:. dharmaarts.ning.com. Archived from
6070:
6007:
5973:
5872:
5831:
4753:
4701:from the original on 19 February 2019
4442:The Network of Buddhist Organisations
4437:in his multi-media "Time is Memory".
3492:dynasties, Vietnam, 14th–15th century
3118:Before the introduction of Buddhism,
3003:Temple in the Baekje Kingdom and the
2478:
2212:, bodhisattvas, and heavenly beings (
2188:ideal of the release from suffering (
1596:detailed scenes in relief of his life
6156:
5677:Thai Buddhist Art: Discover Thai Art
5565:
5407:Indian Influence on the Art of Japan
5331:. Architectural Press. p. 716.
5304:"Japanese Art and Its Korean Secret"
5033:
4759:
4662:
4522:Depictions of Gautama Buddha in film
4059:pantheon with multiple creations of
2694:(1368–1644) dynasties well into the
37:Representation of the Buddha in the
6390:
6020:
5945:"Early Buddhism in the Philippines"
5756:
5539:
4903:
4611:. Buddhist Art News. 23 August 2010
3468:remain an abundant minority across
3363:
3134:periods, with developments such as
2939:to officially receive Buddhism was
2260:mannerism and Classical influence,
1685:are said to be even older than the
13:
8530:Silk Road transmission of Buddhism
6330:Kossak, S.M.; et al. (1998).
6272:
4269:rulers of India, then followed by
2360:The eastern part of Central Asia (
2316:Silk Road transmission of Buddhism
2107:into the Chinese territory of the
2097:Silk Road transmission of Buddhism
2088:(960–1279 CE), in the position of
192:Decline in the Indian subcontinent
187:Silk Road transmission of Buddhism
14:
9672:
6543:
5575:. seasite.niu.edu. Archived from
5549:. seasite.niu.edu. Archived from
4663:Acri, Andrea (20 December 2018).
4656:
4653:Frontline Magazine 13–26 May 1989
4463:Buddha and the gospel of Buddhism
4146:Like the rest of Southeast Asia,
3895:A Mandalay-style statue of Buddha
3771:, the son of the Mauryan Emperor
3262:art, and it faces golden days in
3079:
3059:
2910:characteristic "barbarian" luxury
2548:Following a transition under the
2483:In the 5th to 6th centuries, the
2047:Buddhism dominated, went through
1815:(r. 321–298 BCE), founder of the
1568:from the 6th to 5th century BCE.
9619:
9610:
9609:
9211:
9201:
9200:
8758:Thai temple art and architecture
8503:Huichang persecution of Buddhism
6743:Iconography in Laos and Thailand
6609:
6596:
6586:
6286:. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
6226:Buddhist Sculptures of Sri Lanka
6111:The Brooklyn Rail, December 2007
5873:Zafra, Jessica (26 April 2008).
5809:from the original on 30 May 2019
5573:"The Post Pagan Period – Part 3"
5547:"The Post Pagan Period – Part 1"
5530:Buddhist Sculptures of Sri Lanka
5262:. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
5245:Grayson (2002), pp. 27 & 33.
5227:. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
5154:. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
4470:
4450:
4293:
4278:
3900:
3888:
3533:A Cambodian Buddha, 14th century
3497:
3477:
3343:
3323:
3303:
3018:
2750:
2460:
2455:statue Northern Wei, 512 CE
2444:
2424:
1911:
1892:
708:
127:
85:
52:
30:
9258:
6610:
6456:. London: Times Books Limited.
6311:Jarrige, Jean-François (2001).
6205:Grayson, James Huntley (2002).
6114:
6105:
6096:
6087:
6064:
6041:
6001:
5955:
5907:
5825:
5778:
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5635:
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5463:
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5439:
5424:
5397:
5376:. RoutledgeCurzon. p. 33.
5352:
5248:
5239:
5196:
5187:
5166:
5140:
5131:
5122:
5113:
5104:
5095:
5060:
5027:
4988:
4967:
4946:
4897:
4858:
4811:
4641:, pp. 113–116, 160–162, 191–192
3031:sits on the first floor of the
2700:Water and Land Ritual paintings
2571:Japanese missions to Tang China
2293:
9577:British Indian Ocean Territory
8748:Japanese Buddhist architecture
8550:Sinhalese Buddhist nationalism
7630:Seven Factors of Enlightenment
6821:Places where the Buddha stayed
6506:von Schroeder, Ulrich (2001).
6499:von Schroeder, Ulrich (1981).
6244:von Schroeder, Ulrich (1992).
6224:von Schroeder, Ulrich (1990).
4796:
4736:
4727:
4713:
4644:
4601:
4429:, in his video installations,
4397:. It attests to the extent of
4349:
4312:
4302:Prajñāpāramitā from Singhasari
3200:(Buddhist sculptor) in Japan.
2604:Water and Land ritual painting
2219:
2162:, combining Indian, Greek and
1880:Hellenistic artistic influence
1:
8763:Tibetan Buddhist architecture
6240:(752 p.; 1620 illustrations.)
5642:W. Vivian De Thabrew (2014).
5528:von Schroeder, Ulrich. 1990.
5073:. Institut Monumenta Serica.
5067:Ursula., Toyka-Fuong (2014).
4582:Relics associated with Buddha
4461:. Illustration from the book
3963:, a Buddhist king that built
3760:, 5th century, technically a
1960:for subsequent Buddhist art.
1918:Over life-size figure of the
1804:, in central northern India.
96:
95:of Shakyamuni Buddha, Tibet,
72:
8520:Buddhism and the Roman world
8496:Decline of Buddhism in India
8491:History of Buddhism in India
6591: Topics in
6508:Buddhist Sculptures in Tibet
6393:A History of Far Eastern Art
6187:General and cited references
5648:. Author House. p. 33.
5222:"Korea, 500–1000 A.D."
4910:The Medieval History Journal
4871:Journal of Song-Yuan Studies
4818:Sørensen, Henrik H. (1995).
4633:, Harvard University Press,
4594:
4325:from Agusan del sur, now in
4135:
3831:, before the schism between
3748:
3698:Empire to the south and the
3541:The statue of Dhyani Buddha
2552:, Buddhist sculpture of the
1790:North West Frontier Province
1715:Buddhist expansion in Asia:
1672:Mara's assault on the Buddha
1658:. This period may have been
1558:Buddhist temple architecture
1538:depictions of Gautama Buddha
390:Buddhist Paths to liberation
7:
7718:Twenty-two vows of Ambedkar
7458:
6452:Scarre, Chris, ed. (1991).
5949:Buddhism in the Philippines
4629:T. Richard Blurton (1994),
4516:Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta
4488:
3994:
3912:
3691:Buddhist art of East Java.
3659:By the 8th to 9th century,
3570:, an unvanquished enemy of
3419:In 10th to 11th centuries,
1532:produced in the context of
10:
9677:
8668:The unanswerable questions
6552:(archived 30 January 2010)
6207:Korea: A Religious History
6008:Jarus, Owen (2 May 2023).
5373:Korea: A Religious History
5207:. Houghton Mifflin Books.
4139:
3998:
3916:
3814:
3434:
3430:
3367:
3338:, 1254. National Treasure.
3099:
2875:
2399:Chinese Buddhist sculpture
2396:
2297:
1696:
1620:
1614:
1605:
9605:
9564:
9524:
9266:
9196:
9148:
9063:
8978:
8753:Buddhist temples in Korea
8676:
8578:
8461:
8158:
8086:
7913:
7786:
7726:
7361:
7316:Chinese Esoteric Buddhism
7227:
7219:Three planes of existence
7167:
7012:
6904:
6834:
6826:Buddha in world religions
6688:
6633:
6605:
5838:Google Arts & Culture
5785:Orlina, Roderick (2012).
5458:Kotobank, Sanjūsangen-dō.
4973:Ortiz, Valérie Malenfer;
4421:Contemporary Buddhist art
4128:with its famous image of
4005:Buddha images in Thailand
3392:started as a movement in
3318:(734). National Treasure.
3278:) and poetry (especially
3153:, including a five-story
2914:Arts asiatiques – Guimet'
2882:Korean Buddhist sculpture
2802:
2612:of the Eight Wisdom Kings
2524:Tang dynasty—Qing dynasty
9326:East Timor (Timor-Leste)
8535:Persecution of Buddhists
7756:Four stages of awakening
7137:Three marks of existence
6723:Physical characteristics
6144:. fwbo-news.blogspot.com
5834:"Agusan Gold Vajralasya"
5410:. Northern Book Centre.
5260:Timeline of Arts History
5225:Timeline of Arts History
5119:Berger 1994, pp. 114–118
4923:10.1177/0971945818806991
4904:Lin, Hang (1 May 2019).
3095:
3052:epitome of which is the
3033:National Museum of Korea
2871:
2670:, experienced revivals.
2392:
2158:district of what is now
1542:Buddhas and bodhisattvas
9587:Cocos (Keeling) Islands
7898:Ten principal disciples
6781:(aunt, adoptive mother)
6431:Lerner, Martin (1984).
6313:Arts asiatiques- Guimet
5674:Dawn F. Rooney (2016).
4865:Solonin, K. J. (2013).
4677:Oxford University Press
4609:"What is Buddhist Art?"
4066:From the 13th century,
3586:, central and southern
2937:Three Kingdoms of Korea
2920:Three Kingdoms of Korea
2765:, including statues of
2244:. Other sculptures, in
1906:, end of 1st century CE
410:Philosophical reasoning
8608:Buddhism and democracy
8121:Tibetan Buddhist canon
8116:Chinese Buddhist canon
7348:Pre-sectarian Buddhism
7343:Early Buddhist schools
6127:24 August 2005 at the
5623:. buddhaartgallery.com
5621:"buddhaartgallery.com"
5601:. buddhaartgallery.com
5599:"buddhaartgallery.com"
5370:Grayson, J.H. (2002).
5193:Grayson (2002), p. 24.
5184:Grayson (2002), p. 25.
5172:Grayson (2002), p. 21.
5054:10.1163/j.ctvrzgvxg.19
4995:Cahill, James (1997).
4803:Miller, Derek (2018).
4457:The Final Release, by
4369:
4330:
4259:Prajnaparamita of Java
4092:The ensuing period of
4025:
3959:with the patronage of
3946:was the center of the
3940:
3764:
3558:
3534:
3386:
3350:Scroll calligraphy of
3076:which was done twice.
3036:
2976:
2932:
2789:. Dates mostly to the
2615:
2545:
2348:Greco-Bactrian Kingdom
2332:
2229:
2204:, ultimate knowledge (
2092:
1849:
1746:
1647:
935:Art of the Middle East
177:Pre-sectarian Buddhism
8618:Eight Consciousnesses
6728:Life of Buddha in art
6391:Lee, Sherman (2003).
6196:Buddhist Art in India
5742:. Tuttle Publishing.
5446:Kotobank, Kei school.
5404:Sampa Biswas (2010).
5001:Archives of Asian Art
4956:, Random House 2008,
4556:Mahaparinibbana Sutta
4500:Buddhist architecture
4357:
4320:
4142:Buddhism in Indonesia
4051:art in the north and
4012:
3999:Further information:
3930:
3917:Further information:
3819:A neighbor of India,
3758:Avukana Buddha statue
3756:
3540:
3532:
3525:Southern Buddhist art
3385:, 18th century, Tibet
3381:
3102:Buddhist art in Japan
3026:
2963:
2927:
2599:
2531:
2323:
2227:
2196:, and emphasizes the
2079:
2072:Northern Buddhist art
1859:and subsequently the
1837:
1714:
1697:Further information:
1638:
1621:Further information:
1617:Aniconism in Buddhism
1058:Art of Southeast Asia
765:Periods and movements
445:Aids to Enlightenment
270:Dependent Origination
9501:United Arab Emirates
9095:East Asian religions
8525:Buddhism in the West
8096:Early Buddhist texts
7711:Four Right Exertions
7177:Ten spiritual realms
6670:Noble Eightfold Path
6501:Indo-Tibetan Bronzes
6102:ARTlines, April 1983
5995:Smithsonian Magazine
5915:"History of Palawan"
4527:Early Buddhist Texts
4459:Abanindranath Tagore
4445:artists was formed.
4433:, in sculpture, and
4399:Indo-Roman relations
4098:Rattanakosin Kingdom
3739:Southern Philippines
3286:tea ceremony or the
3029:Gyeongcheonsa Pagoda
2416:Chinese Buddhist Art
2403:Buddhism arrived in
2331:, Tumshuq (Xinjiang)
1821:Seleucid-Mauryan War
415:Devotional practices
238:Noble Eightfold Path
9528:limited recognition
9218:Religion portal
8965:Temple of the Tooth
8844:Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi
7883:Upāsaka and Upāsikā
7376:Bodhipakkhiyādhammā
7159:Two truths doctrine
6979:Mahapajapati Gotamī
6779:Mahapajapati Gotamī
6071:Kaper, O.E (2021).
5579:on 24 February 2015
5128:Berger 1994, p. 114
5110:Berger 1994, p. 113
4665:"Maritime Buddhism"
4567:Meditation Attitude
4562:Māravijaya Attitude
4172:Kalasan inscription
3504:The thousand-armed
3437:Buddhism in Vietnam
3405:, and Chinese art.
2969:World Heritage Site
2861:Leshan Giant Buddha
2787:Four Heavenly Kings
2652:Bodhisattva Guanyin
2614:, in Baoning Temple
2036:Buddhism prevailed.
1813:Chandragupta Maurya
1809:Alexander the Great
1741:. The overland and
1643:, 1st century BCE,
1562:Indian subcontinent
1244:Art of the Americas
983:Art of Central Asia
715:Buddhism portal
588:Buddhism by country
350:Sanskrit literature
100: 18th century
9140:Western philosophy
8738:Dzong architecture
8560:Vipassana movement
8555:Buddhist modernism
7983:Emperor Wen of Sui
7751:Pratyekabuddhayāna
7684:Threefold Training
7486:Vipassana movement
7202:Hungry Ghost realm
7022:Avidyā (Ignorance)
6969:Puṇṇa Mantānīputta
6718:Great Renunciation
6713:Eight Great Events
6595:
6170:on 10 October 2010
5951:. 8 November 2014.
5925:on 15 January 2009
5820:Vajradhātumaṇḍala.
5553:on 6 December 2008
5460:The Asahi Shimbun.
5448:The Asahi Shimbun.
4588:Samaññaphala Sutta
4572:Naga Prok Attitude
4541:Great Renunciation
4510:Buddhist symbolism
4370:
4331:
4304:, East Java, on a
4124:style towers, and
4026:
4019:Sukhothai Province
3941:
3765:
3559:
3535:
3508:was carved in the
3387:
3213:Kamakura shogunate
3106:Japanese sculpture
3037:
2981:Southern dynasties
2977:
2933:
2853:Dazu Rock Carvings
2851:province, and the
2735:Xumi Fushou Temple
2644:Dazu Rock Carvings
2616:
2546:
2485:Northern dynasties
2479:Northern dynasties
2333:
2327:, 6th–7th century
2230:
2152:Greco-Buddhist art
2093:
1873:Pushyamitra Shunga
1800:and the region of
1747:
1703:Greco-Buddhist art
1656:Buddhist symbolism
1648:
1623:Buddhist symbolism
1566:Siddhartha Gautama
870:Post-Impressionism
202:Buddhist modernism
39:Greco-Buddhist art
9633:
9632:
9570:other territories
9226:
9225:
8864:Om mani padme hum
8570:Women in Buddhism
8486:Buddhist councils
8356:Western countries
8144:Madhyamakālaṃkāra
7905:Shaolin Monastery
7482:Samatha-vipassanā
7092:Pratītyasamutpāda
6896:Metteyya/Maitreya
6814:
6806:
6798:
6790:
6782:
6774:
6766:
6643:Four Noble Truths
6516:Tibet & China
6512:India & Nepal
6293:978-0-230-62125-1
6280:Foltz, Richard C.
6209:. UK: Routledge.
5862:. pp. 54–60.
5832:Weinstein, John.
5434:The Asahi Shimbun
5306:. www2.kenyon.edu
5080:978-3-8050-0617-0
5045:978-90-04-34254-5
4983:978-90-04-11011-3
4962:978-1-84595-010-1
4368:, Egypt, in 2022.
3791:around 89 BCE by
3789:Abhayagiri Vihāra
3640:then the Burmese
3576:Mediterranean Sea
3394:Mahayana Buddhism
3110:Buddhism in Japan
3074:Tripitaka Koreana
3011:(Asuka-dera) and
2971:and dates to the
2935:The first of the
2878:Buddhism in Korea
2362:Chinese Turkestan
2308:Kingdom of Khotan
2264:or possibly even
2242:Buddhas of Bamyan
2080:A Chinese wooden
1965:Buddhist painting
1963:Remains of early
1811:in 332 BCE.
1699:Amaravati Marbles
1631:Pillars of Ashoka
1523:
1522:
1033:Art of South Asia
751:
750:
233:Four Noble Truths
9668:
9661:Buddhist culture
9623:
9613:
9612:
9582:Christmas Island
9268:Sovereign states
9253:
9246:
9239:
9230:
9229:
9216:
9215:
9204:
9203:
9043:Sacred languages
8891:Maya Devi Temple
8854:Mahabodhi Temple
8658:Secular Buddhism
8623:Engaged Buddhism
7463:
7311:Tibetan Buddhism
7262:Vietnamese Thiền
6861:Mahāsthāmaprāpta
6812:
6804:
6796:
6788:
6780:
6772:
6764:
6613:
6612:
6600:
6590:
6580:
6573:
6566:
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6539:
6496:
6467:
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6406:
6387:
6367:
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6103:
6100:
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6085:
6084:
6068:
6062:
6061:
6045:
6039:
6038:
6037:. 28 April 2023.
6027:
6018:
6017:
6005:
5999:
5998:
5986:
5971:
5970:
5969:. 20 April 2023.
5959:
5953:
5952:
5941:
5935:
5934:
5932:
5930:
5921:. Archived from
5911:
5905:
5904:
5896:
5890:
5889:
5887:
5885:
5870:
5864:
5863:
5855:
5849:
5848:
5844:on 1 June 2019.
5840:. Archived from
5829:
5823:
5822:
5816:
5814:
5797:(1–2): 165–166.
5782:
5776:
5775:
5773:
5771:
5764:"Prajnaparamita"
5760:
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5467:
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5449:
5443:
5437:
5431:Kotobank, Jōchō.
5428:
5422:
5421:
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4943:
4925:
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4895:
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4862:
4856:
4855:
4830:(3/4): 281–302.
4815:
4809:
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4793:
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4751:
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4731:
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4706:
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4648:
4642:
4627:
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4620:
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4605:
4480:in contemporary
4474:
4454:
4364:, discovered in
4297:
4282:
4178:for the goddess
4130:Reclining Buddha
4112:which hosts the
3904:
3892:
3874:Konbaung dynasty
3785:Devānampiyatissa
3501:
3481:
3425:Himachal Pradesh
3390:Tantric Buddhism
3364:Tibet and Bhutan
3347:
3330:Senju Kannon by
3327:
3307:
3264:Muromachi Period
3211:established the
2965:Seokguram Grotto
2911:
2841:Yungang Grottoes
2829:Longmen Grottoes
2783:Mahasthamaprapta
2763:Longmen Grottoes
2754:
2743:Qianlong Emperor
2739:Qianlong Emperor
2727:Qianlong Emperor
2723:Qianlong Emperor
2715:Tibetan Buddhism
2690:(1271–1368) and
2680:Neo-Confucianism
2542:
2505:Longmen Grottoes
2496:Yungang Grottoes
2464:
2448:
2428:
2232:Buddhist art in
1915:
1904:Northern Satraps
1896:
1833:edicts of Ashoka
1679:Mahabodhi Temple
1668:Amaravati School
1515:
1508:
1501:
991:Art of East Asia
753:
752:
743:
736:
729:
713:
712:
440:Sublime abidings
131:
108:
107:
101:
98:
89:
77:
74:
65:Kathmandu Valley
56:
45:, 1st century CE
34:
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9541:Northern Cyprus
9527:
9520:
9262:
9257:
9227:
9222:
9210:
9192:
9144:
9059:
8974:
8711:Ordination hall
8672:
8574:
8545:Buddhist crisis
8457:
8154:
8106:Mahayana sutras
8082:
8078:Thích Nhất Hạnh
7909:
7782:
7722:
7672:Bodhisattva vow
7357:
7223:
7163:
7122:Taṇhā (Craving)
7057:Five hindrances
7008:
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6323:
6303:'s writings in
6294:
6275:
6273:Further reading
6256:
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6134:
6129:Wayback Machine
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6014:livescience.com
6006:
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5987:
5974:
5967:New York Review
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5472:Sanjūsangen-dō.
5468:
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5284:. metmuseum.org
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4774:10.2307/3249969
4758:
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4732:
4728:
4721:Rock Edict Nb13
4718:
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4704:
4702:
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4607:
4606:
4602:
4597:
4491:
4484:
4475:
4466:
4455:
4423:
4375:Berenike Buddha
4361:Berenike Buddha
4352:
4315:
4308:
4298:
4289:
4283:
4144:
4138:
4007:
3997:
3971:in Angkor Thom
3925:
3923:Khmer sculpture
3915:
3908:
3905:
3896:
3893:
3817:
3751:
3665:Mataram Kingdom
3654:Richard Blurton
3580:Southeast Asian
3527:
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3502:
3493:
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3376:
3368:Main articles:
3366:
3359:
3348:
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3205:Kamakura period
3116:
3098:
3082:
3062:
3027:The Goryeo era
3021:
2922:
2909:
2888:
2874:
2817:Bingling Temple
2805:
2800:
2799:
2798:
2760:
2755:
2707:Shunzhi Emperor
2656:Longxing Temple
2536:
2526:
2514:Bingling Temple
2481:
2476:
2475:
2474:
2471:
2465:
2456:
2449:
2440:
2429:
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2401:
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2318:
2296:
2222:
2202:Six Perfections
2074:
1930:
1916:
1907:
1897:
1887:leaf ornament.
1709:
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1608:
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1438:
1430:
1429:
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1310:
1300:
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986:
937:
932:
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845:Pre-Raphaelites
766:
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707:
700:
699:
590:
580:
579:
530:
520:
519:
485:
475:
474:
380:
370:
369:
340:Mahayana Sutras
320:
310:
309:
250:Five Aggregates
228:
227:
207:
206:
197:Later Buddhists
162:
106:
105:
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103:
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8824:
8819:
8809:
8804:
8799:
8794:
8789:
8784:
8779:
8778:
8777:
8775:Greco-Buddhist
8767:
8766:
8765:
8760:
8755:
8750:
8745:
8740:
8735:
8730:
8729:
8728:
8726:Burmese pagoda
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8508:Greco-Buddhism
8505:
8500:
8499:
8498:
8488:
8483:
8478:
8473:
8467:
8465:
8459:
8458:
8456:
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8441:United Kingdom
8438:
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8403:
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8386:Czech Republic
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8155:
8153:
8152:
8150:Abhidharmadīpa
8147:
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9566:Dependencies
9496:Turkmenistan
9461:Saudi Arabia
9260:Art of Asia
9158:Bodhisattvas
9078:Christianity
9073:Baháʼí Faith
8938:Dharmachakra
8928:Prayer wheel
8918:Prayer beads
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8686:Architecture
8565:969 Movement
8349:Saudi Arabia
8327:Central Asia
8320:South Africa
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8058:Panchen Lama
7963:Buddhapālita
7559:Satipatthana
7554:Mindful Yoga
7467:Recollection
7381:Brahmavihara
7252:Japanese Zen
7247:Chinese Chan
7207:Animal realm
7014:Key concepts
6836:Bodhisattvas
6648:Three Jewels
6524:
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6514:; Vol. Two:
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6510:. Vol. One:
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4431:John Connell
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4306:lotus throne
4285:A Buddha in
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3669:Central Java
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1969:Ajanta Caves
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1927:Ajanta Caves
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1600:bodhisattvas
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1577:Eastern Asia
1573:Central Asia
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1526:Buddhist art
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1453:Art movement
1420:Graphic arts
1410:Architecture
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941:Mesopotamian
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897:Contemporary
420:Merit making
385:Three Jewels
325:Buddhavacana
255:Impermanence
243:Dharma wheel
24:Buddhist art
18:
9651:Art history
9625:Asia portal
9526:States with
9446:Philippines
9386:South Korea
9381:North Korea
9276:Afghanistan
9003:Dharma talk
8832:Asalha Puja
8628:Eschatology
8431:Switzerland
8411:New Zealand
8339:Middle East
8248:Philippines
8168:Afghanistan
7973:Bodhidharma
7958:Buddhaghosa
7878:Householder
7788:Monasticism
7741:Bodhisattva
7596:Prostration
7549:Mindfulness
7477:Anapanasati
7460:Kammaṭṭhāna
7257:Korean Seon
7197:Asura realm
7192:Human realm
7132:Ten Fetters
7087:Parinirvana
6989:Uppalavanna
6954:Mahākaccana
6939:Mahākassapa
6871:Kṣitigarbha
6866:Ākāśagarbha
6763:Suddhodāna
6708:Four sights
6635:Foundations
6473:Art Journal
6301:D. G. Godse
6174:11 December
6148:11 December
5734:John Miksic
5627:11 December
5605:11 December
5583:11 December
5557:11 December
5389:11 December
5344:12 December
5310:11 December
5288:11 December
4985:pp. 161–162
4877:: 171–219.
4545:Four sights
4395:Afghanistan
4350:Roman Egypt
4313:Philippines
4255:Muaro Jambi
4204:Boddhisatva
4081:During the
4074:kingdom of
4072:ethnic Thai
4015:Wat Si Chum
3965:Angkor Thom
3881:Shan people
3872:During the
3861:During the
3793:Vaţţagāmaņĩ
3783:founded by
3762:rock relief
3718:kingdom of
3716:ethnic Thai
3661:Shailendran
3631:Mahabharata
3568:Middle East
3553:inside the
3466:Cham people
3370:Tibetan art
3352:Bodhidharma
3039:During the
2819:caves near
2809:Mogao Caves
2660:Dule Temple
2550:Sui dynasty
2537: [
2469:Bodhisattva
2366:Tarim Basin
2304:Mogao Caves
2273:of the Book
2266:Greco-Roman
2262:Hellenistic
2234:Afghanistan
2220:Afghanistan
2198:bodhisattva
2109:Tarim Basin
2082:Bodhisattva
2032:, in which
1920:bodhisattva
1829:Kalinga War
1788:in today's
1780:, with the
1751:Tarim Basin
1737:during the
1731:Han dynasty
1707:Mathura art
1689:paintings.
1448:Art history
1425:Digital art
1415:Photography
1405:Calligraphy
1188:Anglo-Saxon
1168:Hellenistic
1113:Singaporean
875:Art Nouveau
835:Romanticism
803:Renaissance
771:Prehistoric
655:New Zealand
510:Bodhisattva
495:Four Stages
450:Monasticism
430:Mindfulness
400:Perfections
330:Early Texts
76: 1250
63:sculpture,
9640:Categories
9506:Uzbekistan
9481:Tajikistan
9396:Kyrgyzstan
9376:Kazakhstan
9296:Bangladesh
9286:Azerbaijan
9120:Psychology
9100:Gnosticism
9088:Comparison
9083:Influences
9065:Comparison
8948:Bhavacakra
8906:Kushinagar
8881:Pilgrimage
8827:Māgha Pūjā
8782:Bodhi Tree
8598:Buddhology
8588:Abhidharma
8580:Philosophy
8513:Menander I
8381:Costa Rica
8332:Uzbekistan
8173:Bangladesh
8127:Dhammapada
8111:Pali Canon
8073:Ajahn Chah
8053:Dalai Lama
7953:Kumārajīva
7948:Vasubandhu
7923:The Buddha
7831:Zen master
7766:Sakadagami
7746:Buddhahood
7677:Pratimokṣa
7492:Shikantaza
7448:Meditation
7423:Deity yoga
7294:Madhyamaka
7187:Deva realm
7082:Mindstream
7032:Bodhicitta
6944:Aṅgulimāla
6811:Devadatta
6787:Yaśodharā
6690:The Buddha
6680:Middle Way
6535:1588391264
6444:0870993747
6383:0870998501
5929:5 December
5884:6 February
5089:1087831059
4615:27 January
4495:Buddharupa
4440:In the UK
4427:Bill Viola
4403:Alexandria
4263:Singhasari
4200:Shailendra
4164:Shailendra
4160:Sri Vijaya
4140:See also:
4053:Sri Vijaya
3969:Lokeshvara
3863:Ava period
3839:Buddhism.
3777:Mahāvihāra
3696:Sri Vijaya
3689:Singhasari
3619:Brahmanism
3617:Buddhism,
3435:See also:
3221:Kei school
3100:See also:
2886:Korean art
2876:See also:
2431:A Chinese
2397:See also:
2344:Former Han
2329:terracotta
2298:See also:
2115:, such as
2090:royal ease
1954:syncretism
1925:, cave 1,
1865:Menander I
1861:Indo-Greek
1765:as far as
1759:Zhang Qian
1739:Kushan Era
1733:) through
1641:the Buddha
1540:and other
1530:visual art
1485:Naturalist
1465:Figurative
1384:Techniques
1352:Manichaean
1330:Protestant
1280:Australian
1076:Vietnamese
1066:Indonesian
971:Phoenician
917:Minimalism
902:Postmodern
865:Decorative
830:Revivalism
791:Romanesque
528:Traditions
465:Pilgrimage
405:Meditation
365:Post-canon
345:Pāli Canon
275:Middle Way
172:The Buddha
9656:Asian art
9592:Hong Kong
9546:Palestine
9471:Sri Lanka
9466:Singapore
9346:Indonesia
9188:Festivals
9168:Buddhists
9130:Theosophy
8933:Symbolism
8923:Hama yumi
8896:Bodh Gaya
8663:Socialism
8638:Evolution
8613:Economics
8451:Venezuela
8366:Australia
8361:Argentina
8285:Sri Lanka
8280:Singapore
8198:Indonesia
8160:Countries
8101:Tripiṭaka
8063:Ajahn Mun
7938:Nagarjuna
7933:Aśvaghoṣa
7816:Anagārika
7811:Śrāmaṇerī
7806:Śrāmaṇera
7801:Bhikkhunī
7761:Sotāpanna
7650:Passaddhi
7591:Offerings
7566:Nekkhamma
7443:Iddhipada
7363:Practices
7333:Theravada
7306:Vajrayana
7299:Yogachara
7269:Pure Land
7182:Six Paths
7169:Cosmology
6949:Anuruddha
6924:Sāriputta
6914:Kaundinya
6906:Disciples
6881:Vajrapāṇi
6733:Footprint
6698:Tathāgata
5803:0193-600X
5770:27 August
5488:. Skira.
5266:9 January
5231:9 January
5158:9 January
5013:0066-6637
5007:: 17–41.
4940:165514947
4932:0971-9458
4883:1059-3152
4844:0004-3648
4782:0004-3648
4631:Hindu Art
4595:Citations
4287:Borobudur
4271:Majapahit
4244:Vajrapani
4236:Vairocana
4214:found in
4187:Borobudur
4148:Indonesia
4136:Indonesia
4083:Ayutthaya
4076:Sukhothai
4068:Theravada
3933:Lokesvara
3919:Khmer art
3858:in 1287.
3749:Sri Lanka
3735:Indonesia
3720:Sukhothai
3712:Sri Lanka
3708:Theravada
3685:Borobudur
3615:Theravada
3551:Vajrapani
3543:Vairocana
3312:Kōfuku-ji
3237:Kofuku-ji
3159:Kōfuku-ji
3144:Silk Road
3054:Seokguram
3045:East Asia
2857:Chongqing
2797:(618–907)
2767:Vairocana
2713:promoted
2608:Mahācakra
2561:(today's
2451:A seated
2387:Kharoshti
2355:Silk Road
2312:Silk Road
2140:Silk Road
2117:Lokaksema
2084:from the
2053:Sri Lanka
2045:Theravada
1977:sandstone
1923:Padmapani
1798:Amaravati
1735:Silk Road
1575:and into
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1480:Narrative
1390:Sculpture
1320:Christian
1308:Religions
1183:Byzantine
1096:Cambodian
1091:Malaysian
1046:Bhutanese
1004:Hong Kong
860:Symbolism
808:Mannerism
675:Sri Lanka
665:Singapore
620:Indonesia
560:Vajrayāna
535:Theravāda
490:Awakening
378:Practices
335:Tripiṭaka
305:Cosmology
280:Emptiness
260:Suffering
9615:Category
9536:Abkhazia
9486:Thailand
9441:Pakistan
9421:Mongolia
9416:Maldives
9411:Malaysia
9311:Cambodia
9206:Category
9135:Violence
9105:Hinduism
9053:Sanskrit
9008:Hinayana
8993:Amitābha
8953:Swastika
8822:Uposatha
8812:Holidays
8797:Calendar
8643:Humanism
8481:Kanishka
8471:Timeline
8295:Thailand
8263:Kalmykia
8258:Buryatia
8243:Pakistan
8228:Mongolia
8223:Maldives
8218:Malaysia
8183:Cambodia
8048:Shamarpa
8043:Nichiren
7993:Xuanzang
7928:Nagasena
7846:Rinpoche
7576:Pāramitā
7418:Devotion
7338:Navayana
7326:Dzogchen
7289:Nichiren
7237:Mahayana
7229:Branches
7107:Saṅkhāra
6856:Mañjuśrī
6813:(cousin)
6805:(cousin)
6773:(mother)
6765:(father)
6753:Miracles
6703:Birthday
6620:Glossary
6593:Buddhism
6282:(2010).
6264:27648216
6125:Archived
6035:ABC News
5879:Newsweek
5807:Archived
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4891:43855194
4699:Archived
4536:Buddhism
4489:See also
4408:Istanbul
4380:Berenike
4366:Berenice
4273:empire.
4196:Batujaya
4118:Wat Arun
4094:Thonburi
4057:Mahayana
4034:Thailand
4023:Thailand
4001:Thai art
3995:Thailand
3944:Cambodia
3937:Cambodia
3913:Cambodia
3837:Hinayana
3833:Mahayana
3808:(vinaya)
3731:Malaysia
3629:and the
3627:Ramayana
3623:Hinduism
3611:Mahayana
3607:Sanskrit
3592:Cambodia
3590:, lower
3564:Parthian
3462:Cambodia
3414:mandalas
3408:Painted
3215:and the
3175:Kamakura
3056:Grotto.
3043:period,
3013:Hōryū-ji
3001:Mireuksa
2994:Maitreya
2941:Goguryeo
2895:Scythian
2821:Yongjing
2815:and the
2813:Dunhuang
2785:and the
2719:Manjusri
2587:Buddhism
2559:Chang'an
2544:, 897 CE
2453:Maitreya
2437:Maitreya
2435:Buddha
2409:statuary
2370:Xinjiang
2300:Dunhuang
2277:idolatry
2178:Mahāyāna
2160:Pakistan
2156:Gandhara
2148:Xinjiang
2121:Parthian
2061:Cambodia
2057:Thailand
2043:, where
2034:Mahayana
1902:Buddha,
1885:acanthus
1841:Kambojas
1794:Pakistan
1786:Gandhara
1771:Han Wudi
1755:Dunhuang
1753:city of
1743:maritime
1720:Buddhism
1717:Mahāyāna
1683:Sigiriya
1660:aniconic
1645:Gandhara
1546:mandalas
1534:Buddhism
1470:Funerary
1443:Abstract
1395:Painting
1325:Catholic
1315:Buddhist
1290:Hawaiian
1193:Ottonian
1158:Scythian
1143:Etruscan
1138:Cycladic
1118:Bruneian
1071:Filipino
1016:Japanese
946:Egyptian
781:Medieval
685:Thailand
645:Mongolia
640:Malaysia
605:Cambodia
570:Navayana
550:Hinayana
545:Mahāyāna
455:Lay life
285:Morality
265:Not-self
223:Concepts
182:Councils
167:Timeline
139:Glossary
121:Buddhism
113:a series
111:Part of
61:Maitreya
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9511:Vietnam
9426:Myanmar
9406:Lebanon
9336:Georgia
9291:Bahrain
9281:Armenia
9183:Temples
9163:Buddhas
9125:Science
9115:Judaism
9110:Jainism
9028:Lineage
8988:Abhijñā
8958:Thangka
8901:Sarnath
8886:Lumbini
8807:Funeral
8802:Cuisine
8678:Culture
8653:Reality
8603:Creator
8593:Atomism
8463:History
8436:Ukraine
8396:Germany
8315:Senegal
8305:Vietnam
8233:Myanmar
8033:Shinran
8023:Karmapa
7998:Shandao
7968:Dignāga
7893:Śrāvaka
7873:Donchee
7868:Kappiya
7826:Sayadaw
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7728:Nirvana
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7581:Paritta
7522:Tonglen
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7472:Smarana
7453:Mantras
7401:Upekkha
7371:Bhavana
7321:Shingon
7274:Tiantai
7127:Tathātā
7117:Śūnyatā
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7102:Saṃsāra
7097:Rebirth
7072:Kleshas
7062:Indriya
6964:Subhūti
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6795:Rāhula
6675:Nirvana
6615:Outline
6305:Marathi
5148:"Crown"
4852:3249752
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4212:Kinnara
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4152:Sumatra
4126:Wat Pho
4102:Bangkok
3979:towers
3856:Mongols
3821:Myanmar
3815:Myanmar
3804:nikāyas
3769:Mahinda
3673:Kalasan
3596:Vietnam
3506:Quan Âm
3447:Vietnam
3431:Vietnam
3410:thankas
3288:Ikebana
3284:Chanoyu
3217:samurai
3203:In the
3009:Hōkō-ji
2833:Luoyang
2779:Guanyin
2771:Kasyapa
2664:Tiantai
2648:Sichuan
2382:reliefs
2281:Taliban
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2210:buddhas
2154:of the
2133:Kuchean
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2049:Myanmar
2030:Vietnam
1947:Kushans
1802:Mathura
1767:Bactria
1652:friezes
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1342:Islamic
1173:Iberian
1086:Myanmar
1026:Tibetan
999:Chinese
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961:Arabian
956:Persian
951:Hittite
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880:Fauvism
840:Realism
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776:Ancient
695:Vietnam
650:Myanmar
565:Tibetan
555:Chinese
483:Nirvāṇa
300:Saṃsāra
295:Rebirth
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