LIU Yu-xi and Buddhism
Jian He
Abstract
Jian He
Abstract
Liu Yuxi was closely linked to Buddhism throughout his life. His association with monks was characterized by his literary writing, religious theories and his varied religious beliefs. LIU Yuxi believed in Buddhism after relegation in a distinctive way of merging Confucianism with Buddhism which represented the common idea of scholars in the Tang Dynasty. Greatly influenced by Vimalakirtinirdesasutra, LIU Yuxi firmly stuck to his own belief which differed from other scholars.
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Liu Yuxi was closely linked to Buddhism throughout his life. His association with monks was characterized by his literary writing, religious theories and his varied religious beliefs. LIU Yuxi believed in Buddhism after relegation in a distinctive way of merging Confucianism with Buddhism which represented the common idea of scholars in the Tang Dynasty. Greatly influenced by Vimalakirtinirdesasutra, LIU Yuxi firmly stuck to his own belief which differed from other scholars.
Key concepts: Buddhism, Philosophy, Literature, Religious belief, Religious studies, Epistemology, Art, Theology