From Conflict to Mutual Compatibility: The Relationship between Traditional Sheyi (社邑) and Buddhism in Medieval China

From Conflict to Mutual Compatibility: The Relationship between Traditional Sheyi (社邑) and Buddhism in Medieval China

S.527. © British Library. IDP.

 

Speaker: Hao Chunwen, IAS, Capital Normal University

Date: January 24, 2022, Monday, 3:30-5:00 p.m. EST, via Zoom

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About the speaker:
Chunwen Hao’s primary research interests are Dunhuang manuscripts and Buddhism in China. Hao’s current work includes a project on Dunhuang documents kept in the U.K. and primary sources related to social history, as well as a study of notes and commentaries on Buddhist scriptures in Dunhuang manuscripts (ca. 500–1000).

 

 

 

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