Rules for nuns according to the Dharmaguptakavinaya : "The discipline in four parts"

Ann Heirman

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Chinese history and philosophy Study and Philosophy of Religion

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The present work provides the first complete annotated translation into English of the Chinese version of the bhiksunininaya. This vinaya laid the foundation of Chinese monastic life. As the Dharmaguptakavinaya came into being in symbiosis with other vinaya traditions, a comparison is made with these other traditions on important issues.

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