The New Encyclopædia Britannica: In 32 Volumes. A-ak - Bayes, Volume 1Philip W. Goetz, Dale H. Hoiberg, Robert MacHenry Encyclopædia Britannica, 1992 - 32 pages |
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Page 274
... Confucian - Neo - Confucian and Taoist traditions to form a complex multi - religious ethos within which all three traditions were more or less comfortably encompassed . Among the various schools the two that retained the greatest ...
... Confucian - Neo - Confucian and Taoist traditions to form a complex multi - religious ethos within which all three traditions were more or less comfortably encompassed . Among the various schools the two that retained the greatest ...
Page 294
... Confucian , Taoist , and Buddhist thought , naming the latter as su- perior . Although he had trained for government service , he experienced a change of heart and became a Buddhist monk . In pursuit of the pure Buddhist doctrine , he ...
... Confucian , Taoist , and Buddhist thought , naming the latter as su- perior . Although he had trained for government service , he experienced a change of heart and became a Buddhist monk . In pursuit of the pure Buddhist doctrine , he ...
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... Confucianism forced the Buddhist Uighurs to migrate to eastern Turkistan . Gradually , they gained control over the Tien Shan region , Turfan , and the northeastern section of the Tarim Basin . The Turkic Uighurs especially favoured ...
... Confucianism forced the Buddhist Uighurs to migrate to eastern Turkistan . Gradually , they gained control over the Tien Shan region , Turfan , and the northeastern section of the Tarim Basin . The Turkic Uighurs especially favoured ...
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