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A Study of the Bai's Names and Buddhism in the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties

Tian Huai-qing

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Through an analysis of many investigation data, this article discusses the formation of the religion-related three-word names of the Bai nationality and their cultural connotations and from this angle reveals the Bai's belief in Buddhism and their social morals in the Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties.

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Through an analysis of many investigation data, this article discusses the formation of the religion-related three-word names of the Bai nationality and their cultural connotations and from this angle reveals the Bai's belief in Buddhism and their social morals in the Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties.

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Through an analysis of many investigation data, this article discusses the formation of the religion-related three-word names of the Bai nationality and their cultural connotations and from this angle reveals the Bai's belief in Buddhism and their social morals in the Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties.

Key concepts: Buddhism, Nationality, History, Literature, Ancient history, Religious studies, Philosophy, Art

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