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The allegation of sexual excesses and promiscuity may have been stimulated by
the fact, unknown in Confucian and Buddhist ritual, that in Taoist meetings both
men and women took part. The Taoist parish as an organization and the Taoist ...
The allegation of sexual excesses and promiscuity may have been stimulated by
the fact, unknown in Confucian and Buddhist ritual, that in Taoist meetings both
men and women took part. The Taoist parish as an organization and the Taoist ...
Page 109
One reason for the paper currency might have been that much bronze and
copper was used for the Buddhist cult and its statues, another that metal ores in
China proper were insufficient to supply enough coins for some 80,000,000
people.
One reason for the paper currency might have been that much bronze and
copper was used for the Buddhist cult and its statues, another that metal ores in
China proper were insufficient to supply enough coins for some 80,000,000
people.
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Srong- brtsan's reign Establishment of Buddhism in Tibet Relations with the
Mongols Industrial growth Growth of Islam NORTHWEST CHINA Climate
Advances in. thority over several Ch'iang tribes on the Chinese border and
became known ...
Srong- brtsan's reign Establishment of Buddhism in Tibet Relations with the
Mongols Industrial growth Growth of Islam NORTHWEST CHINA Climate
Advances in. thority over several Ch'iang tribes on the Chinese border and
became known ...
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