{"collection":"Buddhism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/bud/cbu/cbu35.htm","path":"bud/cbu/cbu35.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/bud/cbu/cbu35.htm","text":"Chinese Buddhism, by Joseph Edkins, [1893]\nRAHU, 212, 344. See La-hu and Lo-heu.\nRajagriha, 5, 31, 64, 66, 214, 273. See Wang-she.\nRaksha, 58.\nRas Algethi (a star), 348. See Ti-tso.\nRatnaprabha, 214.\nRed bird, 337.\nRemusat, J. A., 2, 6, 62, 88, 91, 109, 114, 207, 408.\nRhode, H., 156.\nRicci, Matteo, 151, 152, 171, 355.\nRoman Catholic missionaries, 151, 355.\nRoman emperor, 108; empire, 86, 117, 211, 222; merchant, 108; religion, 397; sculpture, 249; shopkeeper's wife, 415.\nRomans, 117.\nRuli, 45.\nRussell, Bishop, 377.\nRussian Ecclesiastical Mission, 411.\nSABA (a world), 209, 214. See Saha.\nSabikaras (a heretical sect), 292, 293.\nSagardagam, 311. See Sidagam.\nSage of the house of Shakya, 11. See Shakyamuni.\nSaha, 209, 214, 222. See Saba.\nS'\u00e2kyamuni, 414. See Shakyamuni.\nSamadhi, 21, 24, 52, 62, 66-68, 76, 77, 186, 187, 296, 384, 414, 417.\nSamana, 416. See Shramana.\nSamanean, 409. See Shramana.\nSamanta, 144.\nSamantabhadra, 20, 139, 208. See P\u2018u-hien.\nSamantagandha, 214.\nSamarcand, 93.\nSamidhi, 308.\nSam-mei, 417.\nSammit\u00eeyas, 118. See San-mi-ti-pu.\nSamudaya, 27.\nSanchi topes, 287.\nSandracottus, 106. \u03a3\u03b1\u03bd\u03b4\u03c1\u03b1\u03ba\u03bf\u03c4\u03c4\u03bf\u03c2, 257. See Chandragupta.\nSandy desert, 150.\nSan-fo-ts\u2018i, 145.\nSanga, 28, 29, 189, 354, 417. See Priesthood.\nSangadeva, 110, 399. See Seng-k\u2019ia-t\u2019i-p\u2019o.\nSang-mun, 89. See Shamen.\nSankhya philosophy, 314; school, 312.\nSan-kung, 346.\nSan-kwan, 247.\nSan-mi-ti-pu, 118. See Sammit\u00eeyas.\nSanscrit alphabet, 112, 113, 399; books, 116, 118, 136, 144, 413; character, 137; characters, 131, 132, 137, 249, 405, 406; charm, 407; Chinese dictionary, 413; copy, 109; dialect, 404; dictionary, 412; equivalent, 93; form, 118, 222; forms, 413; grammar, 6, 118, 302; inscriptions, 137, 402, 407; language, 2, 5, 6, 13, 20, 63, 67, 90, 100, 107, 118, 119, 123, 132, 135, 137, 140, 149, 173, 192, 213, 222, 225, 231, 260, 262, 274, 282, 283, 287, 290, 309, 311, 354, 399, 400-406, 416, 417; letters, 115, 169, 399; literature, 137, 228; manuscript, 176; manuscripts, 2, 144, 146: metres, 303; mode, 114; name, 94, 210, 240; names, 214, 239, 412; originals, 117, 401, 417; professor, 107; pronunciation, 121; scholar, 238; scholars, 107; sentences, 137, 401; sounds, 406, 414; sutras, 107; syllable, 120; term, 7, 129, 302; termination, 35; text, 215, 403, 404; translations, 107; version, 13; word, 4, 12, 100, 107, 115, 168, 354, 357, 362, 401, 404, 416; words 4, 6, 222, 400, 402, 405, 412; works, 107; writing, 149, 363, 402.\nSanskrita, 414. See Sanscrit language.\nSan-t\u2019ai (three constellations), 348.\nSan-tsang, 230, 283. See Tripitaka.\nSan-tsang-fa-sh\u00ef, 129.\nSarv\u00e2stiv\u00e2das, 118. See Shang-tso-pu and Shwo-i-tsie-yeu-pu.\nSarvavain\u00e1sicas, 309.\nSaturn (planet), 211. See Chen-sing.\nSavatthi, 416. See Shravasti.\nScandinavian inscriptions, 63.\nSchlegel, A. W., 106.\nSchmidt, I. J., 166.\nScinde, 88. See Shin-do.\nSemite, 341.\nSemitic origin of Sanscrit, 363.\nSeng-chau, 109.\nSeng-ga-de-ba, 399. See Sangadeva.\nSeng-k\u2018ia-t\u2018i-p\u2018o, 399. See Sangadeva.\nSerampore, 200.\nSha-ba-ti, 416. See Shravasti.\nShak-de-wan-yin, 214. See Shakradeva Indra.\nShak-ka-la-de-ba In-da-la, 399. See Shakradeva Indra.\nShakradeva Indra, 399. See Shak-de-wan-yin.\nShakya, 12, 25, 28, 31, 96, 100, 102, 104, 106, 145, 208, 261. See Shakyamuni.\nShakya clan, 43, 45; family, 17.\nShakyamuni, 4, 9, 11, 13-15, 19, 23, 26, 29-32, 35, 38, 40-42, 45, 47, 50-52, 62, 64, 70, 71, 94, 99, 106, 119, 126, 141, 154, 157, 159, 167, 168, 171, 180, 192, 207, 208, 210, 213-215, 217, 218, 222, 227, 228, 232, 241-244, 246-250, 253, 255, 256, 258, 259, 261, 264-266, 276, 277, 279, 282-284, 287, 302, 344, 355, 380, 384, 386, 402, 414, 417. See Shakya.\nSha-la, 150.\nShamen, 65, 89, 192, 315, 401, 416. See Shramana.\nShami, 65, 66. See Shramanera.\nSha-nai-shat-chat-la, 399. See Shanaishchara.\nShanaishchara, 399. See Sha-nai-shat-chat-la.\nShang dynasty, 388.\nShanghai, 107, 119, 120, 134, 241, 328, 366, 371, 379, 391, 410.\nShang-tso-pu, 118. See Sarv\u00e2stiv\u00e2das.\nShan-hwei, 168.\nShan-si province, 90, 116, 128, 139, 146, 165, 166, 171, 259, 265, 384.\nShan-tung province, 163, 246, 270, 272, 371, 373, 378, 410.\nShariputra, 14, 21, 31, 35, 49, 159, 241, 248, 290.\nShastra, 76, 160, 169, 170, 279, 288, 304, 306, 312. See Lun.\nShastras, 68, 77, 108, 110, 120, 133, 147, 149, 210, 232, 277, 279, 302, 303.\nShen Yo, 113.\nShe-na-yi-sh\u00ef-the-lo, 399. See Shanaishchara.\nSheng-t\u2018ien, 279.\nSheng-wen, 243, 248, 304, 306, 310. See Shr\u00e2vaka.\nShen-kung, 112.\nShen-si province, 88, 90, 93, 103, 126, 133.\nShen-tsung (emperor), 142.\nShen-leng-yen Rajah, 296.\nSh\u00ef-ch\u00ef, 14, 163, 241, 246, 249.\nSh\u00ef-chwang, 407.\nSh\u00ef-hwang, 326.\nSh\u00ef-kia Fo, 258. See Shakya.\nSh\u00ef-kia-lo-t\u2018i-p\u2018a Yin-t\u2018o-lo, 399. See Shakradeva Indra.\nShikhin (a Brahma), 215.\nSh\u00eela (morality), 417.\nShi-li, 117. See Hormouz.\nShin-do, 88. See India.\nShipara discipline, 54.\nShira, 226.\nSh\u00ef-t\u2018eu, 160.\nSh\u00ef-ts\u00ef, 84. See Singhalaputra.\nSh\u00ef-ts\u00ef-kwo, 94. See Ceylon.\nSh\u00ef-tsun, 6. See Julai and World's Honoured One.\nShiva, 63, 150, 215, 216, 220.\nShivaism, 132.\nShramana, 65, 79, 192, 401, 416. See Shamen.\nShramanera, 65. See Shami.\nShr\u00e2vaka, 304. See Sheng-wen.\nShravasti, 4, 14, 31, 36, 41, 42, 49, 79, 119, 290, 292, 296, 297, 404, 416. See Sha-wei.\nShu country, 390. See S\u00ef-ch\u2018wen.\nShwo-i-tsie-yeu-pu, 118. See Sarv\u00e2stiv\u00e2das.\nSiam, 36, 104, 171, 211, 246, 249, 402.\nSiamese, 12; chronology, 15; prince, 265.\nSi-an fu, 89, 146. See Ch\u2018ang-an.\nSiang-pe mountain, 67.\nSiau-ch\u2019eng, 277, 280, 281. See Hinayana and Smaller Development.\nS\u00ef-ch\u2018wen province, 128, 139, 265, 270, 384, 390. See Shu country.\nSiddharta, 15, 18. See Shakyamuni.\nSien-jen, 173. See Rishi.\nSieu-lo (Su-la), 115. See Asura.\nSi-fan, 149. See Thibet.\nSi-hien, 110.\nS\u00ef-ma Chien, 350.\nS\u00ef-ma Wen-kung, 143.\nSin-an (district), 366.\nSin-chang (town), 256.\nSinghalaputra, 84. See Sh\u00ef-ts\u00ef.\nSinghalese, 4, 12, 94, 249, 277; Buddhists, 282; dates, 13; priest, 125; temples, 42.\nSinhala, 94. See Sh\u00ef-ts\u00ef-kwo.\nSinim, 93.\nSin-la, 132. See Corea.\nSin-siu (sect), 360.\nSisters of Mercy, 395.\nS\u00ef-ta-t\u2018ien-wang, 239. See Four Great Kings of Devas.\nSi-tso, 179.\nSiuen-ho, 382.\nSiuen-tsung (emperor), 128.\nSiuen-wang, 203.\nSi\u00fcn King, 318.\nSi-yang-jen, 253. See Portuguese.\nSi-y\u00fc s\u00ef, 272.\nSmall Development school, 20. See Lesser Development.\nSmaller Development course, 110; school, 282; sutras, 38. See Hinayana.\nSmith, Dr. W., 342.\nSo-da-ban, 401. See Srotapanna.\nSotapan, 401. See Srotapanna.\nSouth China, 355; India, 77, 279.\nSouthern Behar, 15; Buddhism, 36, 410; Buddhist traditions, 111; Buddhists, 12, 13, 15, 42, 211, 273, 277; China, 101, 330; Chinese dialects, 400; collection, 275; continent, 206; India, 21, 76, 77, 85, 86, 100, 156, 280; ocean, 222, schools, 403; sea, 139, 242, 242.\nSouthey, R., 197.\nSrotapanna, 68, 311, 401. See So-da-ban.\nSt. Hilaire, B., 2.\nStoics, 342.\nStonehenge, 419.\nS\u00fc Fa, 283.\nS\u00fc Kien, 343.\nS\u00fc Ki-y\u00fc, 357.\nS\u00fc Kwang-k\u2018i, 152.\nSu Yeu, 16.\nSubhadra, 53.\nSubh\u00fbti, 5-7, 159, 290, 291, 293.\nSu-da-wan, 48, 182, 311, 401. See Srotapanna.\nSuddhodana, 15. See Tsing-fan.\nSui dynasty, 111, 117, 176, 206, 250.\nSui-sing (planet), 211. See Jupiter.\nSumeru mountain, 20, 21, 32, 44, 59, 93, 222, 223, 233, 234, 239, 336, 344.\nSun K\u2018iuen (a prince), 108.\nSun Tsiau, 129.\nSung dynasty, 47, 58, 133, 134, 139, 142, 152, 270, 281, 322, 323, 325, 356, 358, 359, 361, 365, 383, 392; (Earlier), 91, 93, 94, 98, 409; Ju, 318, 319, 326; philosophers, 318, 319, 321-326, 359; philosophy, 344.\nSung kiang, 119.\nSusima, 106.\nS\u00fc-t\u2018o-hwan, 68, 401. See Srotapanna.\nSutra, 21, 41, 42, 44, 55, 88, 109, 119, 120, 149, 150, 182, 215, 218, 230, 275, 279, 293, 307, 308.\nSutras, 17, 38, 41-44, 51, 54, 68, 70, 100, 106-109, 118, 128, 131, 133, 146, 147, 149, 168, 186, 214, 219, 230, 232, 234, 236, 302, 305, 307, 308, 311, 312, 314-316.\nSu-tsung (emperor), 124.\nSvastika, 63. See Wan.\nSwaracs, 156.\nSykes, Colonel, 213.\nSyria, 106.\nSyriac, 148.\nSyrian Christians, 117, 354; inscription, 117, 353, 357, 363.\nTA-CH\u2018ENG, 99, 100, 110, 209, 230, 277, 278, 281, 416. See Great Development and Mahayana.\nTa-hia, 88. See Dah\u00e6.\nT\u2018a-hwa-ts\u00ef-tsai, 223. See Paranimita.\nT\u2018ai-cheu, 175.\nT\u2018ai-ki, 323. See Great Extreme.\nT\u2018ai-pe (planet), 211. See Venus.\nT\u2018ai-ping rebellion, 169, 275, 390.\nT\u2018ai-shan, 246, 338, 374, 393.\nT\u2018ai-ts\u00ef-t\u2018a, 265.\nT\u2018ai-tsu (emperor), 134.\nT\u2018ai-tsung (T\u2018ang emperor), 16, 117, 124, 171; (Sung emperor), 134.\nTai-wei (constellation), 16.\nT\u2018ai-yuen fu, 128.\nTa-kio-kin-sien, 142. See Shakyamuni.\nTamil, 82.\nTa-ming fu, 165.\nTa-mo, 99, 102, 103, 209, 247. See Bodhidharma.\nTan Ch\u00ef, 360.\nTan-cho s\u00ef (temple), 252.\nT\u2018ang dynasty, 66, 103, 107, 115, 116, 122, 124, 127, 131, 134, 135, 146, 158, 163, 207, 209, 211, 238, 249, 250, 275, 351, 354, 356, 383, 391, 394, 395, 400, 404, 415.\nT\u2018ang (emperor), 333.\nT\u2018ang Shang-shu, 374.\nTantra, 269; school, 125, 169.\nTartary, 91, 145, 255, 336, 360.\nTa-sh\u00ef-ch\u00ef, 209, 234, 255, 262.\nTa-shih, 117. See Arabs.\nTath\u00e2gata, 6, 34, 47, 51, 158, 172, 207, 290, 292-297. See Julai.\nTa-ts\u2018in, 86, 117. See Roman empire.\nTa-ts\u00ef-tsai-t\u2018ien, 214. See Mah\u00eashwara.\nTatta, 267. See Pattala.\nTauism, 107, 130, 142, 147, 247, 320, 323, 373, 351, 382, 387-389, 392-395, 397, 411.\nTauist, 121, 321, 324, 382; authors, 372; books, 364, 369, 391; collection, 391; discipline, 388; divinity, 210, 246; doctrine, 319; elements, 339; expression, 373; genii, 142; heaven, 391; hierarchy, 389; hell, 394; hermits, 394; ideas, 392; idols, 247; images, 361; literature, 358; magic, 319; magician, 387, 389; mind, 381; monastery, 393; notions, 378; part, 345; Patriarch, 391; personage, 271; philosophers, 319; physical system, 325; prayers, 391; priests, 107, 220, 387; publications, 369; recluses, 175; religion, 395; school, 361; sects, 111; superstition, 207; teaching, 395; temple, 153; tone, 319; wizard, 387; writers, 391.\nTauists, 220, 321, 324, 325, 350, 365, 372, 381, 387, 388, 393-396.\nTau-kwang, 263.\nTan-li heaven, 20, 48, 93, 218, 223.\nTau-lio, 287.\nTau-siuen, 209.\nTau-wu, 150.\nTau-yuen, 144.\nTa-yue-ch\u00ef, 280. See Massaget\u00e6.\nTeda (king), 83.\nTe-shau, 178.\nTeu-shwai s\u00ef (temple), 250.\nThe guiding Buddha, 246, 386. See Tsie-yin Fo.\nThe heaven of brightness and sound, 340. See Kwang-yin-t\u2018ien.\nThe pure calm and spontaneously-perceiving Ju-lai, 391. See Tsing-tsing-ts\u00ef-jan-chio ju-lai.\nThe secret teaching of Yoga, 169. See Yo-ga-mi-kiau.\nThibet, 63, 66, 90, 145, 149, 152, 170, 184, 230, 242, 259, 261, 266, 280, 336. See Si-fan.\nThibetan, 147; architecture, 266; Buddhism, 149; Buddhists, 150; character, 406; image, 261; incense, 251; inscriptions, 139, 255, 260, 263; language, 149, 406; letters, 115, 169; prayer, 251; prayers, 406; priest, 150; priests, 262; route, 111; word, 117.\nThibetans, 4, 114, 171, 202, 230, 406.\nThin\u00e6, 93.\nThor, 63.\nThousand-handed Kwan-yin, 262.\nThree Precious Ones, 417. See Fo, Fa, and Sanga.\nT\u2018ien, 28, 40, 115, 172, 229, 310, 362. See Deva.\nT\u2018ien-feng (mountain), 178.\nT\u2018ien-mu shan (mountain), 178, 358.\nT\u2018ien-ning s\u00ef (temple), 250.\nT\u2018ien-t\u2018ai, 41, 136-140, 146, 156, 171, 172, 175, 179, 180, 259; kiau, 140, 184, 187; school, 186, 209, 230, 231; system, 184.\nT\u2018ien-t\u2018ai shan (mountain), 170.\nT\u2018ien-ti, 391. See Heavenly emperor.\nT\u2018ien-ts\u2018in p\u2018u-sa, 159, 169, 278. See Vasubandu.\nT\u2018ien-t\u2018ung, 191.\nT\u2018in-do, 89. See India.\nTing-kwang Fo, 65.\nTirthancaras, 156.\nTi-sh\u00ef, 210, 243. See Indra Shakra.\nT\u2018i-to-lo-to, 239. See Dhritar\u00e2shtra.\nTi-tsang, 139, 195, 209, 227, 242, 245-247, 254, 255, 263, 265, 364, 393.\nTi-tso (constellation), 348. See Ras Algethi.\nTo-lo-ni, 399. See Dharani.\nTo-wen, 239. See Vaishramana.\nTreasure of the Law, 233. See Fa-tsang.\nTripitaka, 64, 169, 180, 277, 283. See San-tsang.\nTs\u2018ai-shen, 247.\nTsai-sheu, 227.\nTs\u2018au-k\u2018i, 159.\nTsau-ki\u00fcn, 207.\nTs\u2018au-tung (school), 161, 260.\nTseng-chang, 239. See Virudhaka.\nTsi (state), 203.\nTs\u00ef Liang, 95.\nTsie-yin Fo, 246, 386. See The guiding Buddha.\nTs\u00ef-hang, 266, 353. See Vessel of Mercy.\nTs\u00ef-pe ta-sh\u00ef, 275.\nTsin dynasty (Western), 171, 391.\nTs\u2019in dynasty, 93, 326. See Dzin dynasty.\nTs\u2018ing cheu, 410.\nTsing-fan, 15. See Suddhodana.\nTsing-tsing-ts\u00ef-jan-chio-ju-lai, 391. See The pure, calm, and spontaneously-perceiving Ju-lai.\nTsing-tu, 262; school, 170, 198, 209, 234, 411; sect, 172.\nTs\u2018iuen-cheu, 159.\nTs\u00ef-wei ta-ti, 391.\nTao-fu (a star), 348.\nTso-ts\u00ef, 269.\nTs\u2018ung-ling mountains, 90, 131, 144.\nTsung-men, 141, 158, 160, 247, 260. See Esoteric branch.\nTu Fu, 394.\nTu Hwai-jang, 160.\nT\u2018u-ha-la, 117.\nTu-kiue, 117. See Western Turks.\nTung-ngo ti-ki\u00fcn, 246.\nT\u2018ung-tae monastery, 105.\nTung-yo temple, 359, 393, 394.\nTun-hwang, 170.\nTuranian language, 405.\nTurks, 116.\nTu-sh\u00ef k\u2018eu, 407.\nTushita heaven, 12, 21, 30, 57, 170, 223, 225, 244, 256.\nTushito, 12. See Tushita.\nT\u2018u-ti miau, 359.\nU-CHANG-NA, 399. See Udyana.\nUdaya, 32.\nUdayana (king), 49.\nUdin, 109, 110, 143, 280. See Khoten.\nUdyana, 100, 290, 399. See U-chang-na.\nU-dyung-na, 399. See Udyana.\nU-lam, 126, 210. See Y\u00fc-lan-hwei and Y\u00fc-lan-p\u2018en.\nUluka, 306, 313. See Yeu-leu-kia.\nUluvilva Kashiapa, 30.\nUlysses, 363.\nUnited States, 357.\nUpadhy\u00e2ya, 143, 417. See Ho-shang.\nUpakutta, 58.\nUp\u00e1li, 168, 277. See Yeu-po-li.\nUpanishata, 290.\nUp\u00e2saka, 29, 35, 50, 143, 399. See Yeu-po-so-kia.\nVAIS\u00c9SHIKAS, 310.\nVaishajas, 216.\nVaishali, 42, 45, 284, 403. See Vesali.\nVaishramana, 216, 239. See To-wen.\nVajramati, 169. See Kin-kang-ch\u00ef.\nVajrasattwa, 169. See Kin-kang-sat-wa.\nVaranasi, 28. See Benares.\nVasubandu, 159, 278. See T\u2018ien-ts\u2018in p\u2018u-sa.\nVeda, 207. See Wei-to.\nVe-nu Dove, 219. See Vishnu.\nVenus (planet), 211. See T\u2018ai-pe.\nVesali, 403. See Vaishali.\nVe-shi-nu, 219. See Vishnu.\nVessel of Mercy, 266, 353. See Ts\u2018\u00ef-hang.\nViharapala, 399. See Bi-ha-la-pa-la.\nVimakita, 163, 284. See Wei-mo-kie.\nVimbas\u00e2ra, 31. See Bimbisara.\nVinaya, 108, 110, 168, 182, 253, 275-277, 281, 287, 290. See L\u00fc.\nVirga (Energy), 417.\nVirudhaka, 216, 239. See Tseng-chang.\nVirupaksha, 216, 239. See Kwang-mu.\nVishnu, 63, 215, 216, 219, 220, 248. See Ve-nu Deva.\nVishvakarma, 39.\nWa\u00eed\u00eah\u00ee, 215.\nWan, 63. See Man and Svastika.\nWang (royal name), 135.\nWang Hi-ch\u00ef, 398.\nWang-she, 214. See Rajagriha.\nWan-nien monastery, 179.\nWard, W., 14.\nWatters, T., 111, 127, 134, 143, 419.\nWei dynasty, 91, 92, 98-100, 102, 110, 129.\nWei Kwo-kung, 374.\nWei Yuen, 357.\nWei-ma, 159. See Wei-mo-kie.\nWei-mo, 163. See Wei-mo-kie.\nWei-mo-kie, 284. See Vimakita.\nWei-shi-siang-kiau, 169.\nWei-to, 207, 240, 244, 245. See Veda.\nWen Wang (king), 324, 333, 362.\nWen-ch\u00fc (a star), 346.\nWenger, Dr., 216.\nWen-shu, 21, 128, 139, 208, 231, 236, 241, 243, 255, 284, 384, 385. See Manjusiri.\nWestern Asia, 117, 350; authors, 282; Buddhas, 281; China, 145; countries, 119, 144, 364; heaven, 158; hills, 249, 252; India, 82, 83, 144, 280; origin, 363; races, 363; tributaries, 260; Turks, 117.\nWheel king, 22, 278; kings, 54, 80, 185; of a thousand spokes, 58; of Buddhist preaching, 28; of ceaseless revolution, 294; of doctrine, 22, 27, 28, 246; of the Buddhist law, 28; of the holy doctrine, 278; of the honoured law, 93; of the law, 237, 266, 375; of the metempsychosis, 243; of the wonderful law, 75.\nWhite horse temple, 168. See Pe-ma s\u00ef.\nWhite tiger, 337.\nWight, O. W., 312.\nWilliams, M., 302.\nWilliams, S. W., 62.\nWilson, Professor H. H., 106, 107, 137, 308, 313.\nWiltshire, 419.\nWo-mei shan (mountain), 139, 384.\nWoo-wei mountain, 265.\nWorld's Honoured One, 6, 50, 57, 63, 297, 307, 308. See Sh\u00ef-tsun.\nWu (empress), 122.\nWu state, 108.\nWu-cho, 169, 279. See Asengha. Wu-ch\u00fc (a star), 347.\nWu-kien ti-y\u00fc, 195, 225. See Avichi naraka.\nWu-leu, 132.\nWu-liang-sheu, 234. See Amitabha Buddha.\nWu-t\u2018ai (mountain), 128, 133, 139, 146, 236-238, 259, 374, 384.\nWu-ti (Ch\u2018in emperor), 107; (Han), 88; (Liang), 98, 101, 104, 113-115, 126, 127; (Ts\u2018i), 95.\nWu-tsung (emperor), 128.\nWu-wei, 311, 372, 373, 376; kiau, 371, 372, 378, 379; religion, 375; sect, 373; tau-jen, 375.\nWu-yen-tso-wang, 159.\nWu-yeu-wang, 107.\nWylie, Mr. A., 211.\nXENOPHON, 38.\nYaksha, 39.\nYama, 21, 196, 214, 217-219, 242, 246,\n359, 394; naraka, 225; paradise, 223.\nYang (Choo), 361.\nYang-cheu (kingdom), 93; (province), 109, 410.\nYangimara, 159.\nYang-ko, 269. See No.\nYarkand, 88.\nYashaita, 111.\nYau-k\u2018i, 347. See Brilliant vapour.\nYau-tsu, 377.\nYellow river, 303.\nYem-ma, 218. See Yama.\nYen Hwei, 55.\nYen-cheu, 128. See Peking.\nYen-lo-wang, 219, 242, 394. See Yama.\nYen-ma, 218. See Yama.\nYen-mo-lo-she, 218. See Yama.\nYen-tsung (emperor), 122.\nYetili, 226.\nYeu-leu-kia, 313. See Uluka.\nYeu-pi (a star), 348.\nYeu-po-li, 168. See Up\u00e1li.\nYeu-po-so-kia, 399. See Up\u00e2saka.\nYezdegerd, 117. See I-dzi-zi.\nYih-hing, 123.\nYing-tsu, 377.\nYi-tsing, 211.\nYoga school, 132, 169, 170. See Yogachara school.\nYogachara school, 125, 132, 169. See Yoga school.\nYo-ga-mi-kiau, 169. See The secret teaching of Yoga.\nYogatchara, 169. See Yogachara school.\nYo-sh\u00ef Fo, 208, 235, 236, 245, 246. See Bh\u00e2ishajyaguru.\nYo-tsang p\u2018u-sa, 246.\nYo-wang p\u2018u-sa, 210, 246. See Bh\u00e2ishajyar\u00e2ja.\nYo-wang shan (mountain), 105.\nY\u00fc Chau-sh\u00ef, 125.\nYue-hu, 106. See Chandragupta.\nYue-kwang-pien-chau, 235.\nYuen dynasty, 139, 146, 149-151, 281.\nYuen Wei dynasty, 303. See Wei dynasty.\nYuen-kioh 290, 304, 306, 310. See Pratyeka.\nYuen-mina yuen, 335.\nY\u00fc-hwang, 264, 393. See Y\u00fc-hwang shang-ti.\nY\u00fc-hwang shang-ti, 391. See Y\u00fc-hwang ta-ti.\nY\u00fc-hwang ta-ti, 360, 361, 364, 391. See Y\u00fc-hwang shang-ti.\nY\u00fc-hwang-ti, 389. See Y\u00fc-hwang shang-ti.\nY\u00fc-lan-hwei, 268. See U-lam.\nY\u00fc-lan-p\u2018en, 210. See Y\u00fc-lan-hwei.\nYung-ho-kung, 256.\nYung-hwo (planet), 211. See Mars.\nYung-pi, 289.\nY\u00fcn-men (school), 161.\nY\u00fcn-ts\u2019i monastery, 171; school, 198.\nY\u00fc-n\u00fc, 390.\nY\u00fc-ti, 210, 247, 389, 39; 392. See Y\u00fc-hwang shang-ti.\nYu-tian, 143. See Khoten.\nY\u00fc-ts\u2018ing kung, 391.\nZENO, 342.\nZoroastrian fire worship, 27.","title":"Chinese Buddhism: Alphabetical Index of Proper Names and Subjects: R-Z","type":"page"}