{"collection":"Buddhism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/bud/cbu/cbu33.htm","path":"bud/cbu/cbu33.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/bud/cbu/cbu33.htm","text":"Chinese Buddhism, by Joseph Edkins, [1893]\nFA, 377. See Dharma and Law.\nFa-ch\u00ef, 187.\nFa-hai s\u00ef, 406.\nFa-hien, 16, 90, 91, 107, 109, 121, 150, 280, 287, 409, 410.\nFa-k\u00fc, 280.\nFa-lin, 16.\nFa-ling, 109.\nFa-mi-pu, 118. See Dharmaguptas.\nFan language, 402. See Sanscrit.\nFang-kwang monastery, 177.\nFan-hing, 83. See Brahmans of pure life.\nFan-t\u2018ien, 243. See Brahma.\nFan-t\u2018ien, 217. See Brahma-loka.\nFan-t\u2018ien-wang, 215, 217. See King of the Brahma heaven and Mahabrahma.\nFa-shun, 170.\nFa-siang-tsung, 170.\nFa-sing-tsung, 170.\nFa-t\u2018ien-pen, 137.\nFa-tsang, 233. See Treasure of the Law.\nFa-yen school, 161.\nFeng-shui, 135, 250, 251, 327, 329, 330, 332, 333, 338, 339, 343-345, 349-352, 393.\nFeng-shui sien-sheng, 331. See Geomancer.\nFeng-tu ta-ti, 361.\nFerghana, 83.\nFeringi, 117.\nFichte, J. T., 166.\nFo, 24, 383, 385, 399, 401, 413. See But.\nFo-ku-piau, 126, 354. See Memorial on the bone of Buddha.\nFo-ting shan, 264.\nFo-t\u2018u-cheng, 168. See Buddojanga.\nFoochow, 136.\nFour great kings of Devas, 25, 44, 57, 207, 216, 223, 239, 241-245. See Dhritar\u00e2shtra, Vaishramana, Virudhaka, and Virupaksha.\nFu Yi, 115.\nFu-lung feng, 177.\nFu-lung monastery, 180.\nFuh, 413. See Fo.\nFuh-hi, 374.\nFuh-pan, 374.\nFrench orthography, 414; philosopher, 313; revolution, 236; sinologues, 6; translator, 215; writers, 4.\nGAELIC language, 419.\nGa-lam, 245. See K\u2018ia-lan.\nGandhara, 278.\nGanges, 4, 13, 15, 82, 117, 118, 121, 173, 234, 235, 291, 293, 403. See Ch\u2018ing-ch\u2018ia, Gang-ga, and Heng.\nGang-ga, 121. See Ch\u2018ing-ch\u2018ia, and Ganges.\nGaruda, 248.\nGatakana, 42.\nG\u00e2ti, 419.\nGaudama Prajnaluti, 303.\nGaudamara, 122.\nGaudamsenghad\u00e8va, 280.\nGautama, 22, 120, 157, 207, 211, 228, 354. See Shakyamuni.\nGaya, 43.\nGeomancer, 328-337, 345, 347, 349. See Feng-shui sien-sheng.\nGeomancers, 346, 350. See Lung-kia.\nGeomancy, 327, 329, 332, 343, 344, 350, 352. See Feng-shui.\nGerman language, 100, 411, 419.\nGermany, 236.\nGet\u00e6, 61, 75, 86, 88, 108, 109, 150. See Yue-ti and Afghanistan.\nGi-ja-ku-ta, 276. See Gridhrakuta.\nGiles, H. A, 408.\nGoddess of Mercy, 209, 383. See Kwan-yin.\nGodinia, 27, 28, 42, 52, 53, 401. See Ch\u2018iau-ch\u2018en-ju and Go-din-nia.\nGo-din-nia, 401. See Ch\u2018iau-ch\u2018en-ju and Godinia.\nGolden Mother, 377, 379. See Kin-mu.\nGrand canal, 165.\nGreat bear, 347, 350. See Pe-teu.\nGreat Bosat, 6. See Ma-ha-sat.\nGreat Development, 230, 277, 281, 283; books, 278, 406; class, 214, 230, 281; classics, 100; course, 109; school, 51, 110, 118, 190, 281; sutras, 99, 236, 279; system, 209. See Mahayana and Ta-ch\u2019eng.\nGreat Extreme, 320-322. See T\u2018ai-ki.\nGreat Vehicle, 279. See Great Development, Mahayana, and Ta-ch\u2018eng.\nGreater Development, 19, 25, 38, 277, 289, 416. See Great Development.\nGreece, 3, 40, 202, 269, 339, 363.\nGreek dates, 13; doctrine, 339, 340; domination, 343; dragon, 333; genius, 322; gods, 364; historian, 257; influence, 363; invasion, 403; kingdom, 184; kings, 343; language, 419; mind, 363; philosophy, 343, 344, 397; race, 336; sculpture, 249; view of nature, 341; word, 356.\nGridhrakuta, 57, 214, 276. See Gi-ja-ku-ta.\nGulf of Pe-chi-li, 410.\nGunabadara, 280.\nGunabidi, 286.\nGutzlaff, Dr. K., 401.\nHamilton, Dr., 156.\nHan dynasty, 16, 88, 113, 126, 171, 319, 321-324, 337, 339, 344, 350, 351, 382, 387-389, 416.\nHan Wen-kung, 126, 127, 151, 319. See Han Y\u00fc.\nHan Y\u00fc, 126, 354. See Han Wen-kung.\nHang-chen, 143, 151, 171, 175, 249, 256, 275, 358.\nHardy, Rev. Spence, 106, 169, 189, 217, 230, 244, 277, 317, 410.\nHeavenly emperor, 391. See T\u2018ien-ti.\nHebrew language, 335, 419; name, 216.\nHei-lung-t\u2018an, 335.\nHeng, 121. See Ganges.\nHeng, 240. See Heng-ho-er-tsiang.\nHeng-cheu, 159.\nHeng-ho-er-tsiang, 240. See Heng and Ho.\nHeng-shan, 159.\nHiau-fang, 358.\nHiau Wu (emperor), 89.\nHien kalpa, 222. See Mahabhadra-kalpa.\nHien-tsung (emperor), 126, 127.\nHieou-thou, 88.\nHigh Asia, 171.\nHi-k\u2018iau, 160.\nHim\u00e2la (forest), 217.\nHimalayas, 3, 18, 20, 92, 99, 193, 264, 400.\nHinayana, 38, 63, 277. See Siau-ch\u2018eng and Smaller Development.\nHindoo, 7, 110, 169-171, 341; architecture, 363; arithmetic, 363; arts, 202; astronomy, 319, 363; author, 303; authors, 405; books, 364; Buddhists, 110, 112, 146, 209, 212, 282, 344, 404; cosmogony, 218, 282; deities, 197; divinities, 215; gods, 197, 216, 220, 242, 264; hells, 363 idea, 362; influence, 344; Jains, 157; king of death, 196; language, 403; Lo-hans, 249; mind, 9, 202, 364, 405; minds, 28; missionaries, 283, 412, 416; monastic societies, 19; mythology, 186, 198, 206, 207, 212, 214, 218-220, 223; name, 93, 218, 262, 263; nakshatras, 344; nation, 228; nomenclature, 336; notion, 363; notions, 197, 339; origin, 353; original, 211; pantheon, 186; patriarch, 179; philosopher, 313; philosophy, 323, 339, 341, 342, 363; phrases, 354, 362; physics, 339; popular account, 194; practice, 138; Pretas, 268; race, 3, 20, 202; religion, 202; sages, 14; sects, 227; shape, 364; society, 414; symbol, 406; thought, 344; translations, 412; translators, 111, 274, 403; universe, 229; view, 220; words, 413; world, 3; worship, 220.\nHindoo Kush, 117.\nHindoos, 6, 13, 93, 99, 115, 222, 124, 146, 156, 172, 191, 213, 216, 217, 222, 229, 260, 268, 279, 309, 322, 339, 341, 342, 393, 394.\nHing-s\u00ef, 160.\nHing-s\u00ef-fang-fei-ch\u00ef-ngo (school), 169.\nHippolytus, 332.\nHiuen-tsang, 40, 107, 116-121, 136, 147, 170, 171, 256, 262, 274, 275, 280, 289, 292, 296, 354, 401, 402, 404, 409, 416.\nHiuen-tsung (emperor), 132.\nHiung-er (mountain), 103.\nHo, 240. See Heng-ho-er-tsiang.\nHodgson, Brian, H., 2.\nHo-ming shan, 390.\nHo-nan province, 303.\nHo-nan fu, 99, 103, 109, 303, See Lo-yang.\nHongkong. 120.\nHormouz, 117. See Shi-li.\nHo-shang, 35, 143, 269, 272, 315, 355, 417. See Upadhy\u00e2ya.\nHu T\u2018o, 16.\nHu-fa, 279. See Dharmapara.\nHu-fa-wei-to, 240. See Veda and Wei-to.\nHume, David, 312.\nHung-fa-t\u2018ang (temple), 263.\nHungry ghosts, 81, 125, 126, 132, 195, 196, 210, 218, 233, 268, 310. See Y\u00fc-lan-p\u2018en.\nHu-to (river), 165.\nHwai An-ts\u00ef, 350.\nHwai-jang, 160.\nHwai-nan-ts\u00ef, 321.\nHwa-lo, 223, See Nimala paradise.\nHwa-sh\u00ef, 74, 109. See Pataliputra.\nHwa-shie, 143, See Ho-shang.\nHwa-ting (mountain), 178.\nHwa-tsang universe., 265.\nHwa-yen (Bodhisattwa), 210.\nHwa-yen doctrine, 19, 20, 26, 51, 281.\nHwa-yen s\u00ef (monastery), 407.\nHwang-cheu, 343.\nHwei-hwei word, 211. See Persian language.\nHwei-niang (school), 161.\nHwei-sheng, 100.\nHwei-tsung (emperor), 142, 360.\nI-DZI-ZI, 117. See Yezdegerd.\nIndependent Tartary, 88.\nIndia, 3, 9, 15, 20, 27, 29, 30, 32, 35, 40, 60, 77, 82, 83, 86-94, 100, 101, 103, 108, 109, 114, 116-118, 121, 129, 131, 137, 144, 145, 150, 156, 157, 166, 190, 207, 211, 212, 215, 220, 222, 230, 231, 239, 249, 250, 275, 277, 279, 280, 287, 289, 292, 313, 322, 339, 342, 344, 350, 354, 360, 363, 370, 391, 394, 402, 409, 418.\nIndian, 89, 90, 109, 145; Buddhism, 144, 382; Buddhist, 89; Buddhists, 167; dialect, 120; geographers, 139; geography, 139; Get\u00e6, 83, 416; ideas, 344; kalpas, 342; king, 105; kingdoms, 35; kings, 40, 58; literature, 106; models, 134; monarch, 93; mythology, 11; name, 92; numerals, 123; Ocean, 266; philosophers, 312; philosophy, 319, 339, 344; Pluto, 21; priests, 2, 108, 126; prototype, 418; race, 4; religion, 1, 319; sage, 89, 102; shastras, 323; spelling, 319; statement, 86; states, 42; strangers, 113; titles, 142; year, 212.\nIndo-Chinese peninsula, 4, 202.\nIndo-European mind, 322.\nIndra Shakra, 20-22, 24, 45, 48, 49, 56, 58, 190, 195, 210, 214, 215, 243. See Ti-sh\u00ef.\nIonian philosophers, 341; philosophy, 342.\nIonians, 343.\nIshwara, 23, 214-216, 219, 234.\nI-t\u2018a-chi, 117.\nI-tsung (emperor), 130.\nJainas, 418.\nJainism, 158.\nJains, 31, 156, 157. See Swaracs.\nJambu continent, 55, 93, 122, 225, 226. See Jambudvipa.\nJambudvipa, 49, 56, 59, 216, 222.\nJam-ma-la-ja, 218. See Yama and Yen-lo-wang.\nJam-ma-raja, 218. See Yama and Yen-lo-wang.\nJan-teng, 12, 210, 241, 243. See Dipankara.\nJapan, 132, 146, 147, 163, 167, 214, 360, 386, 402.\nJapanese, 4, 133; intercourse, 146; narrative, 157; term, 355; transliteration, 400.\nJaxartes, 116.\nJayata, 82.\nJebabada, 93.\nJehol, 266.\nJen-ki, 117. See Chosroes II.\nJen-tsung (emperor), 137, 138.\nJen-wang, 41.\nJesuit, 355.\nJeta, 5, 21, 31, 45, 290, 292, 295-297.\nJewish light, 37; scriptures, 14.\nJi-kwang-pien-chau, 235.\nJonah, 284.\nJudaism, 37.\nJu-kiau, 382.\nJulai, 4, 6-8, 12, 18, 34, 50, 51, 54, 75, 139, 207, 245, 293, 391, 418. See Tath\u00e2gata.\nJulien, Stanislas, 3, 93, 117, 289, 292, 399, 400, 402, 408, 422.\nJupiter (planet), 211. See Sui-sing.\nJyotishprabha (a Brahma), 215.\nK\u2018AI-FENG FU, 246. See Pien-ch\u2018eng and Pien-liang.\nKalash\u00f4ka, 283.\nKalpa, 11, 12, 14, 51, 71, 167, 196, 208, 210, 221, 222, 233, 261, 391, 417.\nKalpa of the Sages, 71.\nKalpas, 11, 12, 71, 173, 195, 196, 221, 222, 227, 233, 234, 340, 342, 391.\nKalutanasi, 149.\nKan\u00e1de, 310.\nKan-do (country), 89.\nK\u2018ang-hi, 4, 152, 222, 261, 413.\nK\u2018ang-ku, 280. See Thibet.\nK\u2018ang-meng-ts'iang, 280.\nK\u2018ang-seng-hwei, 280.\nK\u2018ang-seng-k\u2019ai, 280.\nKanishka, 72, 257, 277, 283, 404.\nKan-lu, 132.\nKan-mu-lu, 149.\nK\u2018an-y\u00fc, 337.\nKapila (country), 78.\nKapila (a philosopher), 306, 312-314.\nKapilavastu, 15, 42, 94, 404. See Kapili.\nKapili, 94. See Kapilavastu.\nKapimara, 76.\nKarma (fate), 197, 203, 204, 272, 332.\nKasha (priest's robe), 28, 31, 103, 249. See Kashaya.\nKa-shap, 401. See Kashiapa.\nKashaya, 354. See Kasha.\nKa-shiap, 401, 416. See Kashiapa.\nKashiapa, 14, 21, 30, 31, 43, 55, 57, 58, 63-65, 81, 156, 241, 243, 248, 276, 277, 291, 293, 401, 416. See Kia-she.\nKashiapmadanga, 16, 88, 107, 168, 280, 400, 401, 416.\nKa-shi-mi-lo, 144. See Cashmere.\nK\u00e2shyap\u00eeyas, 118. See Kia-she-pi-ye-pu.\nKassapa, 416. See Kashiapa.\nKau-ch\u2018ang (country), 109, 146.\nKau-ming monastery, 137, 176, 177.\nKaushambi (country), 49.\nKau-tsung (emperor), 143.\nKhodin, 109. See Khoten and Udin.\nKhoten, 35, 109, 143. See Udin and Yu-tian.\nKi (name of a star), 348.\nKia-hing, 275.\nKia-k\u2018ing, 263.\nK\u2018ia-lan, 245. See Ga-lam.\nKia-pi-lo, 313. See Kapila.\nKia-sha, 354. See Kashaya.\nKia-she, 277, 401. See Kashiapa.\nKia-she-pi-ye-pu, 118. See K\u00e2shyap\u00eeyas.\nKia-tsing, 151.\nKiai-l\u00fc, 108. See Discipline and Vinaya.\nKiang T\u2018ai-kung, 338.\nKiang-si province, 159, 160, 264, 387, 388.\nKiau-cheu, 410.\nKiau-men, 72, 73, 141, 158, 167, 168. See Exoteric branch.\nKie (emperor), 16.\nKie-tan, 114.\nKieu-kiang, 264.\nKieu-lung-tien (hall), 261.\nKieu-mo-lo-sh\u00ef, 168, 398. See Kumarajiva.\nKi-k\u2018ing, 263\nKi-lo-sh\u00ef-kiai, 235. See Paradise of Amitabha.\nKin dynasty, 137. See N\u00fc-chih dynasty.\nKin-kang-chi, 169. See Vajramati.\nKin-kang-sat-wa, 169. See Vajrasattwa.\nKin-mu, 377, 378. See Golden Mother.\nKing, 41, 104, 108, 133, 168, 182, 275, 276, 279, 281, 377. See Sutra.\nKing of the Brahma heaven, 214. See Fan-t\u2018ien-wang.\nKipin, 67, 84, 110, 150. See Candahar and Cophen.\nKi-tu, 212. See Ketu.\nK\u2018iung, 88.\nKlaproth, Jules, 12, 190, 191, 200, 408.\nKoeppen, Fried., 15, 64, 256, 257, 401, 412.\nKosala, 31, 42, 404. See Berar and Oude.\nKub\u00e2ndas, 216.\nKucha (country), 42.\nK\u00fch Yuen, 318.\nKulu (country), 42.\nKulusan (a Buddha), 14.\nKu-ma-la-zhip, 398. See Kumarajiva.\nKumarajiva, 40, 41, 89-91, 108-110, 119, 120, 168, 171, 215, 262, 280, 283, 287, 398, 415, 416.\nKunashemuni (a Buddha), 14.\nK\u2018u-sa-ha, 117. See Chosroes I. and Nushirvan.\nKu-shan, 16.\nKushinagara, 50, 52, 62. See Kushinara.\nKushinara, 42. See Kushinagara.\nKustana, 143. See Khoten.\nK\u00fc-yung kwan, 406.\nKwan-fu-ts\u00ef, 240. See Kwan-ti.\nKwang-fu-s\u00ef (monastery), 241.\nKwang-ming, 171.\nKwang mu, 239. See Pi-lieu-pa-cha and Virupaksha.\nKwang-ngo-tu-r\u00ef, 159.\nKwang-yin-t\u2018ien, 340. See The heaven of brightness and sound.\nKwan-sh\u00ef-yin, 128, 139, 150, 208, 214, 234, 262, 382, 415. See Kwan-yin.\nKwan-ti, 207, 245, 247, 338, 393. See Kwan-fu-ts\u00ef.\nKwan-ts\u00ef-tsai, 262, 415. See Aval\u00f4kit\u00eashwara and Kwan-yin.\nKwan-yin, 128, 163, 171, 208, 209, 236, 241, 242, 245, 246, 249, 250, 255, 258, 259, 261-267, 273, 370, 382-384, 386, 409, 414, 413. See Aval\u00f4kit\u00eashwara.\nKwan-yin-tien (hall), 245.\nKwei-ki, 170.\nKwo-hai Kwan-yin, 262.\nKwo-ts\u2018ing monastery, 137, 176, 177, 180.\nKwun-lun (mountains), 336.\nLAHAN, 5. See Arhan and Lo-han.\nLa-hu, 344. See Lo-heu and Rahu.\nLai-cheu fu, 373.\nLama, 237, 259; monasteries, 266; temples, 406.\nLamas, 152, 260, 262, 263, 270.\nLamaseries, 212.\nLamasery, 256.\nLan-chin, 132.\nLand of Han, 409.\nLandresse, C., 408.\nLarger Development, 280. See Great Development.\nLassen, Ch., 416.\nLater Sung dynasty, 360.\nLater T\u2018ang dynasty, 133.\nLater Tsin dynasty, 133.\nLatin language, 362.\nLatins, 40.\nLau-ki\u00fcn, 372, 381, 390. See Lau-ts\u00ef.\nLau-shan, 410.\nLau-ts\u00ef, 55, 168, 372. See Lau-ki\u00fcn.\nLaw, 30, 35, 81, 93, 173, 190, 226, 233, 240, 260, 377, 417. See Dharma and Fa.\nLay Buddhists, 272. See Up\u00e2saka.\nLegge, Dr. J., 216.\nLenga Island, 38, 39. See Ceylon.\nLenga (a priest), 131.\nLeng-yen monastery, 275; t\u2018an, 253.\nLesser Conveyance, 77. See Lesser Development.\nLesser Development, 51, 277, 280, 281. See Hinayana and Siau-ch\u2018eng.\nLhassa, 266.\nLi Hwei-s\u00ef, 156, 160. See Hwei-s\u00ef.\nLi Lau-tan, 55. See Lau-ki\u00fcn and Lau-ts\u00ef.\nLi T\u2018ai-pe, 394.\nLiang dynasty, 98, 99, 101, 102, 104, 107, 112-115, 126, 127.\nLiang-shan, 270.\nLien-cheng (a star), 347\nLien-s\u00ef-ta-sh\u00ef, 198.\nLien-tsung, 170. See Tsing-tu.\nLieu Hing-s\u00ef, 160.\nLieu Pei, 270.\nLieu Te-wei, 16.\nLin Ling-su, 142.\nLin-tsi school, 161, 163-166, 260.\nLion kingdom, 94. See Sh\u00ef-ts\u00ef-kwo.\nLiu (a magician), 391.\nLo Hwei-neng, 371. See Lo-tsu.\nLo-han, 5, 32, 138, 256. See Arhan and O-lo-han.\nLo-hans, 50, 177, 178, 184, 225, 241, 242, 249, 254, 263, 394.\nLokadjyesht\u2019a, 6. See Sh\u00ef-tsun.\nLokeshwararaja, 6. See Sh\u00ef-tsun and World's Honoured One.\nLondon Missionary Society, 407.\nLoo-choo, 146.\nLo-tsu, 371, 373, 374, 377, 378. See Lo Hwei-neng.\nLower Ganges, 403.\nLu-yang, 88, 99, 102, 108, 109, 118, 134, 142, 168, 303, 400.\nL\u00fc, 168, 182, 275, 281. See Discipline and Vinaya.\nL\u00fc Ch\u2018un-yang, 382.\nLun, 108, 133, 182, 275, 281. See Shastra.\nLung, 216, 333, 419. See Dragon and Naga.\nLung-hu shan, 390.\nLung-hu-tan, 390.\nLung-hwa, 241.\nLung-kia, 346. See Geomancers.\nLung-leu, 347. See Dragon tower.\nLung-n\u00fc, 242. See Daughter of the Dragon king.\nLung-sheng, 171. See Conqueror of the Dragon.\nLung-shu, 77, 170, 172, 184, 210, 230, 278, 279, 302, 303, 311-317. See Dragon-tree.\nLung-wang, 207, 247. See Dragon-king and Naga-raja.\nLuther, Martin, 325.\nLu-tsun (a star), 346.\nLu-ye-yuen, 28. See Deer garden and Mrigadava.\nMadura, 68.\nMagadha, 15, 20, 30, 31, 42, 52, 63, 137, 215, 231, 289, 404, 416, 417.\nMagian worship, 31.\nMahabhadra-kalpa, 222. See Age of Wise men and Hien kalpa.\nMahabrahma, 217, 221, 224, 285. See Fan-t\u2018ien-wang.\nMaha Ishwara, 181, 224. See Mah\u00eashwara and Ta-ts\u00ef-tsai-t\u2018ien.\nMahakala miau, 406.\nMaha Kuhila, 290.\nMaha Maudgalyayana, 290. See Maudgalyayana.\nMa-ha-pa-de-ma, 399. See Mahapadma and Mo-ho-po-t\u2018e-mo.\nMahapadma, 399. See Ma-ha-pa-de-ma and Mo-ho-po-t\u2018e-mo.\nMa-ha-pa-ja-pa-ti, 214. See Mah\u00e2praj\u00e2pat\u00ee.\nMah\u00e2praj\u00e2pat\u00ee, 49, 214. See Ma-ha-pa-ja-pa-ti.\nMa-ha-sat, 6. See Great Bosat.\nMahashasaka school, 169.\nMahayana, 38, 47, 63, 64, 100, 415; books, 273, 277, 278; doctrine, 415; literature, 415, 416; philosophy, 132; school, 77, 160; sutras, 238, 244, 279; system, 169, 230. See Great Development.\nMah\u00eashwara, 214, 224, 399. See Maha Ishwara and Ta-ts\u00ef-tsai-t\u2018ien.\nMah\u00eesh\u00e2shakas, 118. See Mahashasaka school and Mi-sha-se-pu.\nMa-hi-shu-la, 399. See Mah\u00eashwara and Ta-ts\u00ef-tsai-t\u2018ien.\nMahoragas, 217.\nMaitreya, 43, 80, 122, 170, 208, 240, 244, 254, 256, 263, 279. See Mi-li.\nMalach\u2018a, 280.\nMalays, 370.\nMaleya (kingdom), 123.\nMa-ming, 74-76, 278. See Ashwagosha.\nMan, 63. See Svastika and Wan.\nManchu, 271; emperors, 152, 260, 335; language, 406.\nManchurian mountains, 334.\nManda mountain, 66.\nMandarin language, 6, 90, 114, 121, 399, 413.\nMa\u00f1djus\u2018r\u00ee, 414. See Manjusiri.\nMandu-kalpa, 222.\nManes, 146.\nManjusiri, 20, 21, 36, 48, 52, 53, 128, 139, 159, 162, 186, 208, 214, 227, 231, 236-238, 264, 265, 284, 291, 292, 300, 384. See Wen-shu.\nMan-t\u2018eu-kiau, 378.\nMara, 115, 159, 218, 225, 355.\nMaras, 22, 23, 30, 53, 218, 220, 355. See Mo-kwei.\nMarcus Aurelius Antoninus, 108.\nMarga (the path of reformation), 27.\nMars (planet), 211. See Yung-hwo.\nMarshman, Dr. J., 200.\nMartin, Sir James, 339.\nMassaget\u00e6, 280. See Ta-yue-ch\u00ef.\nMatenga, 36, 37, 291-293, 295.\nMaudgalyayana, 14, 31, 34, 35, 42, 49, 68, 241.\nMax M\u00fcller, Professor, 200, 282.\nMedhurst, Dr. W. H., 358.\nMegasthenes, 257.\nMeh Ti, 318.\nMemorial on the bone of Buddha, 126. See Fo-ku-piau.\nMencius, 203, 318, 324, 325, 382, 400.\nMen-ju-si-li, 128. See Manjusiri and Wen-shu.\nMercury (planet), 211. See Ch\u2018en-sing.\nMetempsychosis, 23, 115, 163, 166, 167, 183, 191, 196, 197, 200, 202-204, 228, 243, 244, 268, 279, 296, 332, 357, 360, 364, 378, 385.\nMiau-feng shan, 271.\nMichaka, 71-73. See Mikkaka and Misuchaka.\nMigashakya, 290.\nMih-li-i-ling kai-sa, 117.\nMikkaka, 72. See Michaka.\nMi-li, 208, 240. See Maitreya.\nMilton, John, 340.\nMin (kingdom), 135.\nMin-kung, 247.\nMin-tsi, 247.\nMing dynasty, 151, 161, 253, 274, 282, 293, 335, 355, 361, 373, 378, 392; emperor, 151, 265, 335; tombs, 329, 334, 335.\nMing-cheu, 105. See Ningpo.\nMing-ti (emperor), 16, 87, 108, 400, 416.\nMi-sha-se-pu, 118. See Mah\u00eesh\u00e2shakas.\nMisuchaka, 72. See Michaka.\nMitarani, 290.\nMithras, 211.\nMogallana, 248. See Maudgalyayana.\nMoginlin, 126.\nMohammedan sages, 14.\nMohammedanism, 110.\nMohammedans, 151.\nMo-hi-sheu-lo, 399. See Mah\u00eashwara.\nMo-ho-po-t\u2018e-mo, 399. See Mahapadma.\nMo-kwei, 30, 115, 218, 225, 353, 356, 377. See Maras.\nMongol account, 236; emperor, 147; emperors, 149, 150, 406; lamas, 406; language, 237; sacred books, 406; vocabulary, 405.\nMongolia, 20, 36, 152, 212, 259, 266, 270.\nMongolian Buddhism, 149, 366; dynasty, 260; emperors, 150.\nMongolians, 150.\nMongols, 4, 41, 147, 148, 171, 335.\nMount Uda, 69.\nMo-wang (king of the Maras), 218.\nMrigadava, 28. See Deer garden and Lu-ye-yuen.\nMuh-kien-lien, 247.","title":"Chinese Buddhism: Alphabetical Index of Proper Names and Subjects: F-M","type":"page"}