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LIU Yu-xi and Buddhism

Jian He

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Liu Yuxi 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 Yuxi 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 Yuxi firmly stuck to his own belief which differed from other scholars.

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Liu Yuxi 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 Yuxi 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 Yuxi firmly stuck to his own belief which differed from other scholars.

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Liu Yuxi 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 Yuxi 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 Yuxi firmly stuck to his own belief which differed from other scholars.

Key concepts: Buddhism, Philosophy, Literature, Religious belief, Religious studies, Epistemology, Art, Theology

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