Jeong-eom: Research on Chinese Huayan thought

The great Buddhist of the day and the fourth of the 'Absolute', the crown of the crown. The idea of fire 839) is one of the most important cornerstones that cannot be missed in the history of China. The curriculum he established was a collection of all Buddhist ideas, and an endless collection of Confucian and Taoist ideas. The introduction of Buddhist monks and vendors is called the third Amendment to the 'Absolute' and the 'Cult' of 'Acquired'. That's a big difference. As important as this figure, so far many scholars have studied the crown, but it has not been enough to explain in a single way the vast writings he left behind and the doctrinal system that crosses Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism. The idea of a uniform that fused with Chinese thought was difficult to understand by simply looking at the extensions of Indian Buddhism. The book, in this sense and from the point of view, aims to analyze and think through the central ideas of the fire departments, the 'Sunsensor' and 'E.T.', which are the beginnings of the Great Fire Fire Fire and the C.O., the leading author of the Pouldal. They are not limited to the idea of harmony, but they are important doctrines of the means of knowledge throughout Buddhist thought, and the chastisement was a struggle to dissolve various Chinese philosophies in this doctrine. The first attempt at this sort of gesticulatory research is the first, and can be said to be the first ‘State tube comprehensive.’.

Korean title: 중국화엄사상 연구

Korean author: 정엄

Korean publisher: 조계종출판사

ISBN-13: 9791155801451