Nine Buddhism stone inscription stored in Luoyang Cungu Garret, viewed from cultural inheritance, reflects unanimity in classical faith between Mi sect of Buddhism in early North Song Dynasty and Mi Church in the Tang...Nine Buddhism stone inscription stored in Luoyang Cungu Garret, viewed from cultural inheritance, reflects unanimity in classical faith between Mi sect of Buddhism in early North Song Dynasty and Mi Church in the Tang Dynasty. Contents of these stone inscription reflect the tendency that the Confucianists’ ethics affects and combine with sad and pity idea of Buddhism.展开更多
文摘Nine Buddhism stone inscription stored in Luoyang Cungu Garret, viewed from cultural inheritance, reflects unanimity in classical faith between Mi sect of Buddhism in early North Song Dynasty and Mi Church in the Tang Dynasty. Contents of these stone inscription reflect the tendency that the Confucianists’ ethics affects and combine with sad and pity idea of Buddhism.
