{"collection":"Buddhism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/bud/cbu/cbu34.htm","path":"bud/cbu/cbu34.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/bud/cbu/cbu34.htm","text":"Chinese Buddhism, by Joseph Edkins, [1893]\nNAGA, 24, 67, 4,4. See Dragon and Lung.\nNaga-raja, 207, 215. See Dragon-king and Lung-wang.\nN\u00e2g\u00e2rdjuna, 414. See Nagarjuna.\nNagarjuna, 40, 43, 77, 78, 156, 160, 170, 184, 210, 230, 237, 238, 278, 283, 415. See Dragon-tree, and Lung-shu.\nNagas, 24, 39, 40, 50, 58, 59, 66, 216, 217, 418, 419. See Dragons.\nNakshatras, 344.\nNalana, 24.\nNamo (a monk), 147.\nNanda (a king of the Nagas), 59.\nNan-hai p\u2018u-to, 139. See P\u2018u-to of the Southern sea.\nNanking, 89, 101, 105, 110, 169, 179, 247, 260, 265, 274, 275, 413.\nNan-ngo school, 156, 159, 160, 170.\nNan-shan school, 169.\nNaraka, 195, 225, 310, 357, 414.\nNarakas, 217.\nNa-t\u2018o (a prince), 159.\nNats, 217.\nNeander, 166.\nNebuchadnezzar's image, 256.\nNegroes, 370.\nNepaul, 2, 15, 88, 100, 132, 309, 315, 402.\nNepaulese books, 402; Sanscrit, 120, 214, 238.\nNestorian missionaries, 354; monks, 355; priests, 355.\nNeumann, Professor C. F., 100.\nNgai Ju-lio, 121.\nNgan-hwei, 371.\nNgo-kwei, 115, 126. See Hungry ghosts.\nNicephorus Bataniares, 117.\nNie-p\u2018an, 401. See Nirv\u00e2na.\nNifwan, 7. See Nirv\u00e2na.\nNikan, 73. See Nirgrantha.\nNilgherries, 266.\nNimala paradise, 223, See Hwa-lo.\nNingpo, 85, 105, 107, 136, 137, 191, 371, 377. See Ming-cheu.\nNirban, 401. See Nirv\u00e2na.\nNirbana, 7. See Nirv\u00e2na.\nNirgrantha, 73, 74. See Nikan.\nNiroda, 27.\nNirv\u00e2na, 15, 19, 22, 24, 30, 45-57, 62-64, 66, 68, 70, 71, 79, 81, 86, 93, 97, 135, 163, 168, 171, 174, 185, 197-199, 208, 214, 224, 225, 228, 248, 263, 264, 276, 279, 281, 293, 305, 311, 360, 373, 384, 386, 387, 401, 410, 411, 414, 417, 419. See Nie-p\u2018an.\nNirwana, 7. See Nirv\u00e2na.\nNi-seng, 355. See Ni-ku.\nNit-ban, 401. See Nirv\u00e2na.\nNo, 269. See Yang-ko.\nNorth China, 89, 160, 236, 250, 384.\nNorthern Buddhism, 36, 55, 208, 233, 235, 410; Buddhists, 13, 21, 38, 42, 46, 99, 107, 128; China, 121, 171, 179; collection, 275; India, 71, 82, 109, 110, 145, 229, 277, 399, 403, 416; school, 13, 65, 403; sea, 241; Siberia, 190; Ts\u2018i, 170.\nNorth-western India, 184, 343.\nN\u00fc-chih alphabet, 114; dynasty, 360; language, 406.\nNushirvan, 117. See Chosroes I. and K\u2018u-sa-ha.\nO-CHE-LI-YE, 399. See A-cha-li-ya and Ach\u00e2rya.\nO-lo-han, 401. See A-la-han and Arhan.\nOlympus, 364.\nO-mi-to Fo, 208, 233, 245, 246, 258, 386. See Amida Buddha.\nO-mo-k\u2018ia po-che-lo, 399. See Amogha Vajra.\nO-na-han, 401. See Anagam.\nO-nan, 276. See Ananda.\nO-pi ti-y\u00fc, 196. See Avichi naraka.\nOrigen, 332.\nOude, 19, 42, 290. See Kosala.\nOuighour characters, 149; country, 146; language, 406; writing, 149.\nOuighours, 91.\nOujein, 280.\nOxus, 116.\nPA-HO-SI-PA, 147. See Baschpa.\nP\u2018ak-tie, 401. See Pratyeka.\nPalats\u2018anga, 91.\nPaley, Dr., 194.\nPali, books, 401; Buddhistical annals, 12; history, 106; inscriptions, 402; language, 53, 401-404, 413, 416, 417; originals, 120; tongue, 100.\nPa-li-chwang pagoda, 251.\nPalinput, 106, See Pataliputra.\nPalladius, Archimandrite, 411.\nPa-nan Kwan-yin, 246.\nPan-cheu, 171.\nP\u2018ang-k\u00fc-sh\u00ef, 247.\nPa\u00f1\u00f1ya, 403. See Prajna.\nPan-sh\u00ef, 178.\nParadise of Amitabha, 235; of Indra Shakra, 195, 223, 224; of the Western heaven, 167, 170, 172, 174, 198, 208, 234, 246, 261, 262, 273, 360, 365, 356, 387, 418.\nParamita, 417.\nParamitas, 40.\nParamiti, 289, 399. See Pat-la-mit-ti.\nParamoda, 280.\nParanai, 42. See Benares.\nParanimita, 223. See T\u2018a-hwa-ts\u00ef-tsai.\nParanirv\u00e2na, 56.\nParshva, 74.\nParthia, 343.\nParthians, 75.\nPa-ta-lik, 116, 117. See Constans II.\nPataliputra, 74, 75, 106, 109, 257, 273, 283, See Hwa-sh\u00ef and Palinput.\nPatiekan, 401. See Pratyeka.\nPat-la-mit-ti, 399. See Paramiti.\nPat-la-si-na-ji-ta, 399. See Prasenajit.\nPat-nia, 403. See Prajna.\nPatriarchs\u2014\n| 1. | Indian. | See | Maha Kashiapa. | \n| 2. | \u201e | \u201e | Ananda. | \n| 3. | \u201e | \u201e | Shangnavasu. | \n| 4. | \u201e | \u201e | Upagupta. | \n| 5. | \u201e | \u201e | Drikata. | \n| 6. | \u201e | \u201e | Michaka. | \n| 7. | \u201e | \u201e | Vasumitra. | \n| 8. | \u201e | \u201e | Buddhanandi. | \n| 9. | \u201e | \u201e | Buddhamitra. | \n| 10. | \u201e | \u201e | Parshva. | \n| 11. | \u201e | \u201e | Punayadja. | \n| 12. | \u201e | \u201e | Ashwagosha. | \n| 13. | \u201e | \u201e | Kapimara. | \n| 14. | \u201e | \u201e | Nagarjuna. | \n| 15. | \u201e | \u201e | Kanadeva. | \n| 16. | \u201e | \u201e | Rahulata. | \n| 17. | \u201e | \u201e | Sanghanandi. | \n| 18. | \u201e | \u201e | Sangkayasheta. | \n| 19. | \u201e | \u201e | Kumarada. | \n| 20. | \u201e | \u201e | Jayata. | \n| 21. | \u201e | \u201e | Vasubandu. | \n| 22. | \u201e | \u201e | Manura. | \n| 23. | \u201e | \u201e | Haklena. | \n| 24. | \u201e | \u201e | Singhalaputra. | \n| 2.5 | \u201e | \u201e | Basiasita. | \n| 26. | Indian. | See | Putnomita. | \n| 27. | \u201e | \u201e | Pradjnatara. | \n| 28. | \u201e | \u201e | Bodhidharma. | \n| 29. | Chinese. | See | Hwei-k\u2018o. | \n| 30. | \u201e | \u201e | Seng-tsan. | \n| 31. | \u201e | \u201e | Tau-sin. | \n| 32. | \u201e | \u201e | Hung-jin. | \n| 33. | \u201e | \u201e | Hwai-neng. | \nPattala, 267. See Tatta.\nPau Cheng, 358.\nPau Po-ts\u00ef, 350.\nPau-ch\u00ef, 168.\nPe-chang, 209.\nPeguans, 12.\nPeh-yen, 280.\nPeking, 128, 137, 150, 152, 165, 211, 249-252, 254-256, 259, 260, 262, 266, 268, 270-272, 274, 275, 329, 334, 335, 337, 338, 353, 392, 401, 406, 407, 411, 413.\nPe-ma s\u00ef (temple), 168. See White horse temple.\nPersia, 31, 93, 110, 116, 117, 150, 214, 249, 343.\nPersian, 145; language, 211; priests, 146.\nPeruvians, 63.\nPeshawar, 256.\nPe-sung (mountain), 390.\nPe-teu, 347. See Great Bear.\nPe-ts\u2018i dynasty, 171.\nPhiling, 117. See Fulim.\nPi-ch\u00ef, 401. See Pratyeka Buddha.\nPi-ch\u2018ieu, 401. See Bikshu.\nPien-ch\u2018eng, 246. See K\u2018ai-feng fu.\nPien-liang, 270. See K\u2018ai-feng fu.\nPi-hia yuen-chi\u00fcn (a divinity), 271.\nPi-ho-lo-po-lo, 399. See Viharapala,\nPi-k\u2018ieu, 276, 401. See Bikshu.\nPi-lan-na-shi-li, 149.\nPi-leu-le-cha, 239. See Tseng-chang and Virudhaka.\nPi-leu-pa-cha, 239. See Kwang-mu and Virupaksha.\nPi-lu-si, 117.\nPishabarma (a king), 92.\nPish\u00e2cha demons, 285.\nPi-sha-men, 239. See To-wen and Vaishramana.\nPitaka, 230. See San-ts\u2018ang.\nP\u2018it-ti, 290. See Pratyeka Buddha.\nP\u2018it-ti-ka-la, 290. See Pratyeka.\nPiyadasi, 278. See Ash\u00f4ka.\nPi-y\u00fcn s\u00ef (temple), 254.\nPlatonic dialogues, 38.\nPo-je, 281. See Prajna.\nP\u00f2-kiun (a star), 348.\nPole star, 336.\nPo-le-mi-ti, 399. See Paramiti.\nPo-lo-s\u00ef-na-sh\u00ef-to, 399. See Prasenajit.\nPolynesians, 370.\nPortuguese, 253, 355. See Si-yang jen.\nPoseidon, 364.\nPo-shin, 218. See Mo-wang.\nPotala, 139, 266. See Potaraka.\nPotaraka, 139. See Potala.\nPradj\u00f1atara, 85.\nPrajna, 19, 40, 41, 51, 181, 281, 403, 417. See Po-je.\nPrasenajit, 31, 41, 45, 49, 291, 292, 399. See Po-lo-s\u00ef-na-sh\u00ef-to.\nPratyeka Buddha, 66, 80, 135, 183, 254, 290, 401. See Pi-ch\u00ef and Yuen-kioh.\nPratyekas, 290.\nPriesthood, 30, 35, 81, 93, 190, 226, 233, 240, 417. See Sanga.\nPrince of fuel, 269. See Chai-wang.\nProtestants, 354.\nPtolemy, 93.\nP\u2018u-hien, 20, 21, 128, 139, 163, 187, 208, 241, 243, 255, 265, 384, 385. See Samantabhadra.\nPu-k\u2018ung, 125, 132, 169. See Amogha.\nPu-lu-sha, 144. See Purusha.\nPunayadja, 74.\nPunjab, 83, 256, 278, 322, 343.\nPurana Kashiapa, 52.\nPuruna, 290.\nPurusha, 278. See Pu-lu-sha.\nP\u2018u-sa, 5, 24, 39, 206, 247, 266, 365, 370, 383, 385. See Bodhisattwa.\nPut, 413. See Fo.\nPutaloka, 262. See Potaraka.\nP\u2018u-ta-lo-kia, 139. See Potaraka.\nPutanas, 216.\nP\u2018u-t\u2018i, 401. See Bodhi.\nP\u2018u-t\u2018i-lieu-ch\u00ef, 399. See Bodhiruchi.\nPutnomita, 85.\nP\u2018u-to, 128, 137, 139, 259, 262, 265-267, 402.\nP\u2018u-to of the Southern sea, 139. See Nan-hai p\u2018u-to.","title":"Chinese Buddhism: Alphabetical Index of Proper Names and ...","type":"page"}