Outline of Japanese Buddhism

[目次]

• CONTENTS
• Buddhism and Japan
• I. Sakya-muni the Buddha / 1
• II. The Spread of Buddhism / 3
• III. The Introduction of Buddhism / 4
• Prince Shotoku and Buddhism
• I. The Prince and Japan / 7
• II. Constitution in Seventeen Articles / 8
• III. His Commentaries on Three Scriptures / 10
• IV. The Horyuji and the Shitennoji / 12
• Buddhism in Ancient Times
• I. Introduction / 15
• II. The Six Sects of the Old Capital / 17
• III. The Tendai Sect / 25
• IV. The Shingon Sect / 33
• Buddhism in Mediaeval Times
• I. Introduction / 43
• II. The Jodo,Pure Land or Amida Sects / 43
• III. The Zenshu or Sects of Meditation / 59
• IV. The Nichirenshu / 70
• Japanese Culture and Buddhism
• I. Buddhism and Our National Traits / 75
• II. Educational and Buddhist Temples / 76
• III. Philanthropic Undertakings and Social Works / 79
• Present Situation of Buddhism
• I. The Revival of Buddhism / 84
• II. Educational Facilities / 91
• III. Social Works / 92
• Buddhist Mission Work in Foreign Countries / 94
• Educational Institutes Directed By Buddhist / 96
• Annual Buddhistic Calendar / 97
• General News / 103

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