There are 5 total results for your 禅教 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
禪教 禅教 see styles |
chán jiào chan2 jiao4 ch`an chiao chan chiao zenkyō |
The teaching of the Chan sect. Also, 禪 the esoteric tradition and 教 the teaching of the scriptures. |
禪教一元 禅教一元 see styles |
chán jiào yī yuán chan2 jiao4 yi1 yuan2 ch`an chiao i yüan chan chiao i yüan zenkyō ichigan |
fundamental unity of the meditative and doctrinal approaches |
禪教一致 禅教一致 see styles |
chán jiào yī zhì chan2 jiao4 yi1 zhi4 ch`an chiao i chih chan chiao i chih zenkyō icchi |
fundamental congruence of the meditative and doctrinal approaches |
禪教兩宗 禅教两宗 see styles |
chán jiào liǎng zōng chan2 jiao4 liang3 zong1 ch`an chiao liang tsung chan chiao liang tsung zenkyō ryōshū |
two schools: meditational and doctrinal |
禪教兩宗判事 禅教两宗判事 see styles |
chán jiào liǎng zōng pàn shì chan2 jiao4 liang3 zong1 pan4 shi4 ch`an chiao liang tsung p`an shih chan chiao liang tsung pan shih zenkyō ryōshū hanji |
heads of the meditation and doctrinal schools |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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