{"collection":"Buddhism","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/bud/chj/chj33.htm","path":"bud/chj/chj33.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/bud/chj/chj33.htm","text":"The Creed of Half Japan, by Arthur Lloyd, [1911]\nAbdications Of Japanese Emperors, etc., 260, 283\nAbhidarma (metaphysical treatise) sect, 163\nAbhi\u015bekha. See Kwanjo\nAccommodation of truth (see H\u014dben), 282\n\u0100di-Buddha, 107\u2013110, 113. See Amit\u0101bha, Vairoc\u2019ana, S\u2019akyamuni, One\nAkshobya (Ashuku Nyorai), 124, 128\nAmaterasu, identified with Vairoc\u2019ana, 201\nAmida = Amit\u0101bha\nAmit\u0101bha, 16, 128; as \u03c8\u03c5\u03c7\u03bf\u03c0\u03bf\u03bc\u03c0\u03cc\u03c2, 129; expounded, 265; appears to Ry\u014dnen, 271, 273\n\u1f08\u03bc\u03b9\u03c4\u03c1\u03bf\u03c7\u03ac\u03c4\u03b7\u03c2, 26\nAnavatapta, Lake, 112\nAnshikao, 111, 117; identified with Axidares, 118\nAntiochus II., 33\nArcaoun (Christian), 338\nAristippus, 36\nArthur, King, 251. See Buddha\nAs\u2019oka, 26, 28; edicts, 39; his policy, 47\nAstikas, 109\nAs\u2019vaghosha, 53, 79, 80, 96, 97,102 n.\nAs\u2019vamedha, 49\nAvatamsaka Scriptures, 113. See Kegon\nAwakening of the Faith, 103\nBactria, 44\nBaptism (see Abhis\u2019ekha, Kwanjo) for the dead, 115\nBenares, 99\nBibliothecal catastrophes, 80, 154\nBirth stories, 85, 93; birth of S\u2019akyamuni from side of his mother, 12\nBodhisattva, rules of, 133, 134,135\nBosatsu Kai. See Bodhisattva\nBooks, Buddhist (when first written), 86\nBuddha compared with Christ, 20 n.; his country, 5; his begging-bowl, 99, 100, 102, 105 (see Arthur); one, original, 110 (see under One); see also S\u2019akyamuni\nBuddhas, the thirteen, 65; the Five, the Dhy\u0101ni, 62, 239\nBuddhism, before Buddha, 325 in Alexandria, 59; in China and India (see under Sects); bankruptcy of, in sixteenth century, 348; disestablished in Japan, 378\nBuddhist, clergy as registrars, 370; schools, 370; extravagances under Tokugawas, 374\nBuddhoganga, Chinese ordinations, 142\nCannibals, mission to, 9\nCausation, chain of, 20 n.\nChandragupta, 25\nChangan. See Singanfu\nChang-sun, dying works of, 192\nChina, intercourse of India with Japanese monks in, 338\nChinese Refugees in Japan, 376\nChristian echoes in Shinshu writings, 274\nChrysanthemum (16-petalled), 64, 123\nCivil wars, 342; Gempei, 259; Onin no tairan, 344; Tembun H\u014dran 347; no ran, 348\nClasses, in Dharmagupta Vinaya 133\nCollaboration, Christian and Buddhist, 219, 226, 339\nConfucianism, 170; schools of, in Japan 371; quarrels with Buddhism, 374\nConstitution (Sh\u014dtoku's), 182, 210\nCouncils: R\u0101jagriha, 21,132; Vai\u015bali, 23; As\u2019oka's, 27; Kanishka's, 104\nCreator, not mentioned in certain creeds, 266\nCubricus, 148\nCyrene, 33\nCyrenaics, 36\nDaitoku, 218\nDalai Lama, 339\nDeath-bed custom, 273\nDesiccation of Central Asia, 138\nDestruction of Law, 124. See Millenniums\nDharmagupta, 131, etc.\nDharmakaya, 103\nDhy\u0101ni Buddhas, 62\nDiamond world, 63\nDiaspora, Jewish, extent of, 49\nDocetism, 109\nD\u014dky\u014d, 227\nDonran, 214\nD\u014dshaku, 214\nDualism (of Shingon), 240\nDutch scholars, 378\nDynasties of North and South, 343\nEdicts, As\u2019oka's, 28, 39, etc.\nEgypt, outside of St. Paul's province, 60\nEnd of age, 84\nEuhemerus, 34\nEunapius, 143 n.\nExcalibur, 251\nFah-hian, 157\nFaith in another, 110; necessity of, 268, 273\nFive Buddhas, 62; Dairiki, 309; herbs, 151; periods of S\u2019akyamuni's teaching, 317, 320; rulers, 141, 154. See also 239, 254, 308\nForty-two Sections, S\u016btra of the, 80\nFuj\u016bfuze. See Intransigeant\nFulin, 218\nGalilee, 53\nGandh\u0101ra art, inspired from Antioch and Alexandria, 124\nGanjin Kwash\u014d, 229\nGempei, 259. See Civil Wars\nGenghis Khan, identified by some with Yoshitsune, 330\nGenk\u016b. See H\u014dnen\nGnosticism, 58 ff.; compared with Shingon, 61; Syrian and Alexandrian, 238\nGobharana, 78\nGodaigo, 341\n\"Great One Descending Man,\" 50, 78. See Shiloh\nGreat Wall, erection of, 45\nGreek Principalities in India, 55 n.\nGreeks visit our Lord, 54\nGyogi Bosatsu, 198\nHan dynasty. end of, 137\nHan S\u016btras, 52, 117, etc., 210\nHarai (Sanskrit Par\u0101jika), 136\nHegesias, 36\nHejirah, 193\nHerakles, identified with S\u2019akyamuni, 85\nHerbs, Five, 151\nHeretics to be extirpated, 273. See Inquisition\nHimalaya, 112\nH\u012bnay\u0101na, its meaning, 1 ff., 121; sects of, 24 n.\nHippolytus, 111\nH\u014dben, 282\nHokeky\u014d. See Saddharmapundarika\nHonan, Jews in, 53\nH\u014dnen Sh\u014dnin, 215, 272, 314, 318, 319\nHunting, not discountenanced by K\u014db\u014d, 250\nHwangti, 45\nIemitsu, 364\nImage Law (period of), 91, 124\nImmoral practices, 70\nInari, 254\nIndians in Japan, 247\nIndo-Parthians, 52\nIndulgences, the Ten, 23\nInquisition (Japanese), 323, 324, 383\nIntransigeants (Fuj\u016bfuze), 347, 372\nIrish legends of Scythia, 46\nJapanese, consecration of language to religious uses, 352, 365; constancy of Christians, 353; expeditions to Korea, 171; Imperial chrysanthemum, 123\nJesuits, at first taken as preaching a variant form of Buddhism, 339, 354; characterization of, 351\nJewish influence, 49; diaspora, 49 n., 55, 219\nJingu K\u014dg\u014d, 170\nJiron sect, 164\nJ\u014dgy\u014d Bosatsu (id. with Nichiren), 303\nJojitsu sect, 163\nJ\u014dsh\u014d-e, 68\nKadphises, I. and II., 98\nKaidan, 234\nKaifongfu, 53\nKamakura, 275 ff.\nKanishka, King, 73\nKarma, 14\nKashmir, 22\nKa\u015byapa, 21; his ten dreams, 87; Canon, 126\nK\u0101th\u0101 Vatthu, 94\nKawaguchi, Rev. Ekai (quoted), 70\nKegon, 112, 114, 165, 202. See Avatamsaka\nKennyo Sh\u014dnin, 339\nKing of kings, Hwangti's title, 45\nKingsmill, T. W. (quoted), 119, 120\nK\u014db\u014d Daishi, 60, 125, 233, etc., 243, etc., 248\nKojiki, 206\nK\u014dken, Empress, 226\nKomy\u014dji, 208\nKudara, King of, sends images, 172\nK\u016bkai. See K\u014db\u014d Daishi\nKwannon (miracle), 207\nKwanjo, 115; of Ryobu, 249, 308\nKy\u016bsh\u016b, Jesuits in, 354\nLamaism, 339\nLegends, of K\u014db\u014d, 243, 245; of Asangha, 251; of St. Thomas, 71; of Ming-ti, 76; of As\u2019vaghosha, 99; of N\u0101g\u0101rjuna, 113; Irish and Welsh, 46, 100\nLiang dynasty, 172\nLoc\u2019ana, 199\nLoyalists, 376\nMabuchi (Kamo), 384\nMadhyamika system, 109\nMah\u0101sth\u0101mapr\u0101pta, = Seishi, 130\nMah\u0101v\u012bra, 12\nMah\u0101y\u0101na, passim; contrasted with H\u012bnay\u0101na, 1 ff.\nMailap\u00fbr, 74\nManich\u00e6ism, 67, 145, etc., 213, 239, 241\nMantra (quoted), 125 n.\nMathura, 76\nMatthew, St., 51\nMarnas (quoted), 373\nMauryas, 47\nMerchants, their religion, 9\nMilinda, questions of, 91\nMillenniums, 300, 304, 306, 340\nMing-ti, 76\nMiseries of Japan, 241, 264, 344, 345\nMissions (Christian), 156, 216\nMongols, Nichiren's warnings, 297; history, 329; invasion of Japan, 333; religion, 335; Christians at Court, 336\nN\u0101g\u0101rjuna, 96, 105, 108, 147, 202\nNamudaishi, 243\nN\u0101stikas, 109\nNemesis, 14\nNengo. See Year-periods\nNestorians, 193, 203, 218 (in Japan, 223), 339\nNew Testament, all fulfilled, 83\nNichiren, 287; Nichirenists, 358, etc., 372\nNicolaitans, 55\nNicolas of Antioch, 69\nNihongi, 206\nNinefold Vision of Amida, 267\nNirvana, 14, 15; name of sect, 164\nNi-zen, 301\nNobunaga, 345, 353, 355, 356, 358\n\u014cbaku sect, 365\nOdorinembutsu, 242\nOgdoad, 64\n\u014cgimachi, Emperor, 356\nOne Original Buddha, \u0100di-Buddha, 110; S\u2019akyamuni, 304; Amida, 266\u20138; Vairoc\u2019ana, 64, 238\nOphites, 111\nOrdinations, Chinese, 149, 155; in Japan, 234\nOsiris, identified with Vairoc\u2019ana, 64\nPallava (= Parthian), 74\nPar\u0101jik\u0101, 136\nParallels, Christian and Buddhist, 314, 340\n\u03a0\u03b1\u03c1\u03bf\u03c5\u03c3\u03af\u03b1, 82\nParthia, 43\nPatriarchs, succession of, 22, 88 n.; Shingon, 256; Shinshu, 270 Patronage of rulers, 291\nPax Tokugawica, 368\nPeisithanatos, 36\nPergamus, kings of, 33\nPeshawur, 73\nPitakas, the, 21 n.\nPilgrims, Chinese, to India, 157 See Hiouen Thsang\nPleroma, 63. See Mandala\nPomash, 78\nPractical subjects chosen by Han translators, 127\nPraj\u1e47\u00e3, name of priest, 247, 339\nPriyadars\u2019in (As\u2019oka), 29\nProphecies, Buddhist, 91, 97, 305\nPushyamitra, 47\nRa., 38\nRelics, miraculous, 79\nRemnant of faithful Catholics, 372\nRennyo Sh\u014dnin, 348\nRevelation, Book of, 83; contact with the Far East, 57\nRissh\u014d Ankoku ron, 307\nRitsu, 165. See Vinaya\nRivalries of European nations, 353\nRoads in the Roman, Parthian, and Chinese empires, 77\nRoshana, 199\nRy\u014dbu, 141, 198, 246; abolished, 378\nRy\u014dnen, 271\nSabbath, 16\nSaddharmapundarika, 66; analysed, 161, 187; its divisions, 289, 300, 302\nSaga, Emperor, 249\nSaich\u014d, 225. See Dengy\u014d.\nSaimy\u014dji, 283\nS\u2019akyamuni, 6, 12, 18, 28, 126; his teaching, 15; no atheist, 17; character of, 20; identified with Herakles, 85, the Supreme, 298\nSamurai, growth of, 263\nSapor I., 148\nSects: contemporary with S\u2019akyamuni, 11; of the H\u012bnay\u0101na, 89, 133; Chinese, 163; Japanese criticized by Nichiren, 293, etc.\nSei-wang-mu, 127 n.\nSelf-nature assembly, date of, 69\nShingon, 55, 60; comp. with Gnosticism, 61, 165; explained, 237; patriarchs of, 257\nShinshu, doctrines of, 269\nShinto, 371; part played in Restoration, 377\nSh\u014dguns, lists of, 342\nShoshinge, 269\nSh\u014dtoku Taishi, 175, 178, 209; constitution, 182\nShushi (Confucianist), 349, 364\nSila, 136\nSilence, period of, in life of S\u2019akyamuni, 18\nSilk trade between Asia and Europe, 53\nSilphium, 33\nSix Letters of the Divine Name, 17 n., 38 n.\nSoga no Iname, 173\nStoicism, 34\nSugawara Michizane, 259\nSukh\u0101vati Vy\u016bha, 110, 166, 212, 265\nSuicide. See Self-immolation\nSun dynasties, 251\nS\u016btras, mentioned by As\u2019oka, 42, 86; Shatparamit\u0101, 123, 339; preached on by Sh\u014dtoku Taishi, 187\u20139; Amida, 166; quoted by Nichiren, 327; reduced to writing, 265\nSwedenborg, 383\nSword, of Empire, 100, 251; two-edged, 308\nTada Kanae, analysis of his book, 269\nTaih\u014dry\u014d, code of laws, 206\nTaikwa, reforms of, 205\nTaoism, attempts to amalgamate Buddhism with, 141, 154\nTath\u0101gata, 82. See Nyorai\nTatsin, 217\nTendai, Chinese, 165, 231, 279; Japanese, 232\nTensh\u014dk\u014ddaijin, 198\nTheurgy, in Egypt, Gnosticism, and Shingon, 68\nThomas, St., legend of, 71\u201374, 81, 113\nTiridates, King, 119\nTiruvallavar, 258\nTokugawa Mitsukuni, loyalist, 376\nTreasures, the Sacred, of Japan, 343\nTrinities, Buddhist, 120, 200, 203, 204\nTruths, the Four Great, 14; apparent and true, 109\nTurkestan, 22\nTushita Heaven, 92\nTwo ways of life, 110\nUighurs, 44\nUpagupta, 22\nUpright Law, period of, 91, 124\nUsuns, 45\nVairoc\u2019ana, 55, 108; identified with Osiris, 64; with Amaterasu, 201. See One Original\nVajrasattva, 107\nVajray\u0101na, 247\nValentinus, 58\nVargash, 119\nVedic gods, still powerful when, Buddhism came into existence, 11\nVehicle, the Third, 111 and n. See also 1 ff.\nVinaya, 131\u20132, 133, 175. See Ritsu\nWater, Holy (in Shingon), 308\nWay of the Buddhas, 16\nWeaver, the Tamil. See Tiruvalluvar\nWhite Horse, legend, 57, 78, 79, 312; monastery, 78\nWu, kingdom of, 139\nXavier, St. Francis, 339, 345, 350\nYear periods, 205\nYoshitsune. See Genghis Khan\nZazen, 281\nZen, 164, 278; introduction into Japan, 281; explained, 224, etc., 365\nZend\u014d, 160, 208, etc.; 323, etc.\nZodiac, Egyptian, Shingon, Turkish, Japanese, 65, 66\nZokutai and Shintai, truth divided into, 109\nZoroastrians, 216\nPRINTED BY\n WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED,\n LONDON AND BECCLES.","title":"The Creed of Half Japan: Index","type":"page"}