China's Buddhist Schools:Their Popularization and Influence on the Korean Peninsula and Japan
Cpc Yanbian
Abstract
Cpc Yanbian
Abstract
After Buddhism is introduced to China,eight Buddhist schools are gradually founded and their development reaches the highest stage in the Sui and Tang dynasties.Then these Buddhist schools are spread in the korean Peninsula and Japan and they produce a profound impact on both countries' religion.Besides,as a kind of social ideology,China's Buddhism greatly influences other social thoughts in Korea and Japan.
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After Buddhism is introduced to China,eight Buddhist schools are gradually founded and their development reaches the highest stage in the Sui and Tang dynasties.Then these Buddhist schools are spread in the korean Peninsula and Japan and they produce a profound impact on both countries' religion.Besides,as a kind of social ideology,China's Buddhism greatly influences other social thoughts in Korea and Japan.
Key concepts: Buddhism, China, Peninsula, Ideology, Ancient history, Geography, Political science, History