Japan: Its History and Culture |
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When the figure was first seen , the effect on peasants and nobles alike must have been overwhelming . One obvious measure of the growing influence of Buddhism is the rise in the number of monasteries , monks , and nuns .
When the figure was first seen , the effect on peasants and nobles alike must have been overwhelming . One obvious measure of the growing influence of Buddhism is the rise in the number of monasteries , monks , and nuns .
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Moreover he showed great skill in his treatment of the monasteries . Ecclesiastical quarrels had broken out again , and in the course of their intrigues the monks had once more tried to blackmail and force the court into supporting one ...
Moreover he showed great skill in his treatment of the monasteries . Ecclesiastical quarrels had broken out again , and in the course of their intrigues the monks had once more tried to blackmail and force the court into supporting one ...
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Among the reasons for the involvement of the monasteries in the trade were their knowledge of China and the Chinese language through Japanese monks trained in China , the amount of surplus capital from endowments and other sources which ...
Among the reasons for the involvement of the monasteries in the trade were their knowledge of China and the Chinese language through Japanese monks trained in China , the amount of surplus capital from endowments and other sources which ...
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