Bodhisena or Bodaisenna (704–760) was a Buddhist scholar and monk from India known for traveling to Japan and China and establishing the Kegon school...
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Gyōki to erect a hall on the site, and two years later the Indian monk Bodhisena, noticing a resemblance to the Vulture Peak, founded the Ryōsen-ji. The...
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Great Buddha of Nara at Tōdai-ji was completed with the assistance of Bodhisena from India. 754 Priest Ganjin arrived from China. 757 Fujiwara no Nakamaro...
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dancers to celebrate the completion of the Buddha. The Indian priest Bodhisena performed the eye-opening for Emperor Shōmu. The project cost Japan greatly...
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appointed as "precept master", and greeted Ganjin upon arrival as well as Bodhisena. By 760, his health declined and he was forced to withdraw to Hisodera...
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Buddhism (華厳宗, Kegon-shū), introduced to Japan around 736 by the Indian monk Bodhisena. The school focused on the Avatamsaka Sutra, a compilation of numerous...
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of the towering statue of Lord Buddha was performed by an Indian monk, Bodhisena, in 752 AD. In my opinion, if all our rich and educated men once go and...
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Izumi, football player (Indian father) Bob Singh Dhillon, businessman Bodhisena, Buddhist scholar and monk Gonsalo Garcia, Roman Catholic saint Pico Iyer...
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the developed world. Giacomo Casanova - Italian adventurer and author. Bodhisena – Tamil Indian Buddhist scholar and monk who traveled to Japan and established...
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India. Manikkavacakar Mangayarkkarasiyar Kulachirai Nayanar Santhananda Bodhisena Chithalai Chathanar Vida Dutton Scudder Augustus De Morgan S. Subramania...
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