10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «XUAN ZANG»
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Xuan Zang in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Conservation of Ancient Sites on the Silk Road: Proceedings ...
When he returned home, he wrote an account of his adventures titled Xiyouji, or
Journey to the West (Xuan Zang and Beal1969).3 Xuan Zang seems to have
traveled north and east from Khotan to the area of the early temples: Vaisravana
...
Xuan Zang was the most notable translator of this period. There are comments on
Xuan Zang's translation in many historical documents. Dao Xuan (596-667), a
historian specializing in Buddhist scripture, visited his translation workshop and ...
3
Contexts and Dialogue: Yogācāra Buddhism and Modern ...
Xuan Zang's Yog1c1ra Theory of BEja Xuan Zang defines bEja thusly in the
CWSL: “They are those which, found in the root-consciousness (m[lavijñ1na) as
various potential forces, immediately generate their own fruits” (108).18 One
point of ...
4
A History of Sino-Indian Relations: 1st Century A.D. to 7th ...
3 70 However, the famous among them were Xuan Zang Hui Ri M 0 , Han Guang
ifjtb, Wu Kong f§ 2 and Zhi Xuan ^jlE; though the most prominent among them not
only in this period but during the course of whole Sino- Indian relation it was ...
5
An Encyclopaedia of Translation: Chinese-English, ...
In the remainder of his life, Xuan Zang only translated 75 items in 1335 volumes.
Besides, he also put Lao Zi into Sanskrit and sent it to India. The account of his
travels Records on the Western Regions of the Great Tang Empire (^;/SH^IB) has
...
Sin-wai Chan, David E. Pollard, 2001
—Xuan Zang, seventh-century Chinese visitor to India1 What do you think?
Compared with China, India exerted far greater influence on Southeast Asian
nations such as Thailand, Burma, and Vietnam. Strongly Disagree 1 2 3 4 5 In
630 C.E., ...
7
Through a Glass Darkly: Collected Research
14 The mythic references (both from the Jataka and elsewhere) are pervasive,
and more space is devoted in both Hui-li's and Xuan Zang's accounts to the
mythological and historical nature of the sacred landscapes passed through than
to any ...
8
An Anthology of Chinese Discourse on Translation (Version ...
It is the same with the eminent Xuan Zang when he translated the sutras. His
approach was very different from that of Kumārajīvarቑᐰᢅչrwho, when translating
the Buddhist texts in Xiaoyao Garden ຎႼ, would allow his followers Dao
Shengrሐ ...
Martha Cheung Pui Yiu,, Lin Wusun, 2014
9
Societies, Networks, and Transitions, Volume B: From 600 to 1750
—Xuan Zang, seventh-century Chinese visitor to India1 I n 630 c.e. a determined
Chinese Buddhist monk, Xuan Zang (swan tsang) (ca. 600–664), traveled the
Silk Road to India on an extended pilgrimage to collect holy books and ended up
...
Indicative of the ambivalent yet generally supportive attitude of the Tang rulers to
Buddhism was the relationship between Tai Zong and the great Buddhist pilgrim,
scholar and translator Xuan Zang (Hsüan Tsang — 602-64). When the emperor ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «XUAN ZANG»
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Xuan Zang is used in the context of the following news items.
TV spoof on heroine sparks row in China
"What about all the movies, TV series and Internet novels that made fun of Reverend Xuan Zang and Journey To The West?" asked actor Liu Xiao Ling Tong, ... «The Straits Times, Aug 15»
India: The Stormy Revival of an International University
Indeed, as one of Nalanda's most distinguished Chinese students, Xuan Zang (602–664 AD ) noted, education in Nalanda was not primarily offered through the ... «The New York Review of Books, Jul 15»
Netflix Picks: Journey to the West
Journey is about Chang Xuan Zang's (Zhang Wen) growth from a pitiful but earnest demon hunter into a Buddhist monk. He's dedicated to nonviolence and the ... «Colorado Springs Independent, Jun 15»
More than 2000 take part in China's Gobi Desert challenge
The 112-kilometre endurance challenge was inspired by the journey of the Tang Dynasty monk Xuan Zang, a central character in the novel "Journey to the West" ... «Channel News Asia, May 15»
Factbox - China's leaders sign $80 bln of deals with India, Brazil and …
Other deals included one signed between Indian film studio Eros Group and the China Film Group to co-produce a film called "Xuan Zang", about a Chinese ... «Reuters, May 15»
'PK', joint productions create Bollywood buzz in China
In "Xuan Zang", Chinese actor Huang Xiaoming will play the lead role. The actor said they will stick closer to actual history by depicting a determined monk on a ... «Economic Times, May 15»
How kung fu and Modi might change the future of Bollywood in China
... Chinese actor Wang Baoqiang; and Da Tang Xuan Zang (Monk Xuanzang), a film about a monk who travelled to India to study Buddhism in the sixth century. «Quartz, May 15»
Eros collaborates with China on film about a Buddhist monk who …
Titled Da Tang Xuan Zang (Monk Xuan Zang), the film is being made by Eros in collaboration with Chinese state owned production company, Chinese Film ... «Bollywood Hungama, May 15»
India-China Coproduction 'Monk Xuan Zang' Announced
State-owned Chinese Film Corporation and India's Eros announce project timed with ongoing state visit to China by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. «Hollywood Reporter, May 15»
'Monk Xuan Zang' Set As China-India Co-Production
The film may be the first to be made using a bilateral co-production agreement between the two giant neighbors, which have until recently had only minimal film ... «Variety, May 15»
