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Silk Road
very popular and important trade route throughout continent and in many countries; spread of religion, fine goods, knowledge, natural resources, dyes, fabrics
Xuanzang
Chinese pilgrim; very popular from his travels; 17 years out of China?; very knowledgeable and saved Wild Goose pagoda from being destroyed
Vairocana
Major Buddha in Mahayana/Vajrayana; cosmic buddha
Northern Wei Dynasty (386-535)
First dynasty to accept Buddhism; monk tanyao made argument that BUddhism serve goal to honor ancestors
Prabhutaratna
Buddha from past who does dialogue teaching of Buddhism; Lotus Sutra; really important in China
Tang Dynasty (618-906)
most successful period due to trade expansion; Empress Wu took over after her late husband
Daoism
balance of yin/yang; the “way/path”; main motif is water and humility; “how one should function in society”
Laozi
Philosopher and founder of Daoism; author of Dao-de-jing and Yijing
Confucianism
patriarchal family structure; hierarchy/pyramid; respect for the past and ancestors are model for future; how society should be governed
Kongzi (Confucius)
means old teacher; unsure whether was one person or multiple people who created Confucianism
Pagoda
Chinese adaptation of a stupa; tall tower with multiple roofs functioning as either a temple or for storage and home for relics
Sui Dynasty (581-618)
Before Tang Dynasty, significant support of Buddhism; first imperial patronage and donations
Pure Land Buddhism
“heaven”; praying for nirvana and enlightenment in next life/reborn inluxurious castle, lotus ponds, to receive teachings
Amitabha
the Buddha that presides in the Pureland; central figure in Mahayana Buddhism
Empress Wu Zetian
only known woman to rule China; turned to Buddhism for legitimacy
Guanyin
a female representation of the Bodhisattva of compassion in China; influenced by Confucianism/Daoism
Han Yu
person who hated the spread of Buddhism in China because it was foreign; wrote letter to Emperor about how bad it is; ultimately gets banished