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Dushun

Dushun (Chinese: 杜順; pinyin: Dùshùn; Wade–Giles: Tu-shun) (557–640) was the First Patriarch of the Huayan School of Chinese Buddhism, which has the Indian Avatamsaka Sutra as its central scripture.

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related to Bibliography · 35
Dushun → An Introduction, Bryan, Buddhism, Buswell, Cleary, Donald, Edition, Entry Into, Hamar, Harrassowitz Verlag, Hawaii Press, Hua-yen Buddhism, Huayan Buddhism, Imre, Inconceivable, ISBN, Jr, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2
related to Works · 14
Dushun → Around, CE, Chengguan, Dharmadhātu, Discernments, Entry Into, Huayan, Inconceivable, The, The Ten Mysterious Gates, This, Thomas Cleary, Unitary Vehicle, Zhiyan
related to Biography · 13
Dushun → Amitabha, Avataṃsaka Sūtra, CE, He, Manjusri, Shaanxi, The, There, Weichen, Yinsheng, Zhixiang, Zhiyan, Zhongnan

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huayan buddhism text patriarch temple second zh cleary entry inconceivable first works zhiyan isbn chinese pinyin shaanxi became later zhixiang

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Dushunrelated to BibliographyBuswell0.60section
Dushunrelated to BibliographyRobert0.60section
Dushunrelated to BibliographyLopez0.60section
Dushunrelated to BibliographyDonald0.60section
Dushunrelated to BibliographyJr0.60section
Dushunrelated to BibliographyThe Princeton Dictionary0.60section
Dushunrelated to BibliographyBuddhism0.60section
Dushunrelated to BibliographyPrinceton University Press0.60section
Dushunrelated to BibliographyHamar0.60section
Dushunrelated to BibliographyImre0.60section
Dushunrelated to BibliographyReflecting Mirrors0.60section
Dushunrelated to BibliographyPerspectives0.60section

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