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East Asian Yogācāra

East Asian Yogācāra refers to the Mahayana Buddhist traditions in East Asia which developed out of the Indian Buddhist Yogācāra (lit. "yogic practice") systems (also known as Vijñānavāda, "the doctrine of consciousness" or Cittamātra, "mind-only"). In East Asian Buddhism, this school of Buddhist idealism was known as the "Consciousness-Only school"…

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History in mainland Asia

Old Translation Schools

Xuanzang's New Translation school

Ming Dynasty Yogacara Revival

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East Asian Yogācāra

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East Asian Yogācāra

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East Asian Yogācāra → Another, Cognition, Eight Consciousnesses, Four Aspects, In, Indian, Indian Yogācāra, Instead, Like, The, This, Weishi, Weishi Buddhism, Wéishí, Xuanzang's, Yogācāra

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school xuanzang yogācāra chinese yogacara also schools weishi like commentaries tradition buddhist teachings texts consciousness huayan buddhism korean lun indian

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Diluninstance ofincluding the early schools0.80text
Sheluninstance ofincluding the early schools0.80text
the school of Xuanzanginstance ofincluding the early schools0.80text
and the Koreaninstance ofincluding the early schools0.80text
Japanese branches of Yogācārainstance ofincluding the early schools0.80text
the Yogācārabhūmi-śastrainstance ofincluding important Yogācāra works0.80text
Tiantaiinstance ofHowever its texts have remained important sources for the study of Yogācāra thought down to today.The Xuanzang school's influence declined due to competition with other Chinese…0.80text
Huayaninstance ofHowever its texts have remained important sources for the study of Yogācāra thought down to today.The Xuanzang school's influence declined due to competition with other Chinese…0.80text
Chaninstance ofHowever its texts have remained important sources for the study of Yogācāra thought down to today.The Xuanzang school's influence declined due to competition with other Chinese…0.80text
Pure Land Buddhisminstance ofHowever its texts have remained important sources for the study of Yogācāra thought down to today.The Xuanzang school's influence declined due to competition with other Chinese…0.80text
Xuelang Hongen 雪浪洪恩instance ofbut also other influential masters0.80text
Haiyun Jimeng 海云继梦instance ofwith prominent monks0.80text

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