MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FA-HSIEN»
Fa-hsien
hsien
faxian
chinese
buddhist
monk
travelled
foot
from
china
india
visiting
many
sacred
sites
what
xinjiang
pakistan
nepal
bangladesh
lanka
between
acquire
scriptures
journey
described
important
travelogue
record
kingdoms
silkroad
foundation
greatest
traveler
fifth
century
sixty
five
practically
walked
central
across
taklamakan
buddhistic
companions
they
visited
shrines
could
especially
those
ebooks
adelaide
encyclopedia
britannica
wade
giles
romanization
original
sehi
flourished
whose
pilgrimage
initiated
sino
indian
define
variant
transliteration
collins
world
ˈfɑː
ˈʃjɑːn
cambridge
university
press
originally
published
this
edition
translated
into
scholar
language
always
pilgrim
stayed
wrote
celebrate
with
procession
images
cooper
aquarian
wordreference
ˈfɑːˈsjɛn
reverso
meaning
also
fasten
fade
fascine
vocabulary
great
teacher
series
theosophy
trust
only
dried
bones
dead
serve
markers
trail
master
first
opened
road
through
wilderness
ching
oxford
reference
source
concise
religions
author
john
bowker
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FA-HSIEN»
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Fa-hsien dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
Fa-hsien et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The Travels of
Fa-
hsien (399-414 A.D.), Or Record of the ...
This 1923 edition of The Travels of Fa-hsien was translated into English by H. A. Giles (1845-1935).
2
The Travels of
Fa-
hsien (399-414 A.D.), or Record of the ...
the travels of Fa-hsien in the various countries, which should be called, by way of
distinction, The Greater Narrative of Fa-hsien. With regard to the text of the
Record, there are certain points which deserve attention. For instance, "the
second ...
Fa-hsien, Herbert Allen Giles
3
Pilgrimage: From the Ganges to Graceland : an Encyclopedia
Fa-hsien Chinese Buddhist pilgrim through whose efforts many important
Buddhist texts entered China. Fa-hsien (his name is sometimes written Fa Xian
and means “Splendor of Religious Law”; circa 337–circa 430) trained as a monk
in the ...
Linda Kay Davidson, David Martin Gitlitz, 2002
4
The Hye Ch'o Diary: Memoir of the Pilgrimage to the Five ...
Fa-hsien The first Buddhist pilgrim who has left an account of his travels was the
monk Fa-hsien. In his small work, Fa-hsien has recorded his travels to Central
Asia, India and Ceylon. Fa-hsien was a native of Shansi; he left home at three ...
Hyechʻo, Han-sŭng Yang, 1984
5
Literature of Travel and Exploration: An Encyclopedia
An Encyclopedia Jennifer Speake. Lesser Snow Mountain, where Hui-ching, one
of the three members of the party, died. Fa-Hsien traveled on to Lakki, where he
passed the summer retreat in 403, after which he went on to Mathura via Harana
...
6
A History of Chinese Civilization
The first pilgrim to gain fame by leaving an account of his extensive travels in the
oasis region, India, and South-East Asia was Fa-hsien. Leaving Ch'ang-an in 399
, when he was over sixty years of age, he was to visit Kucha, Khotan, Kashgar, ...
7
Indian Buddhism: A Survey with Bibliographical Notes
This Chinese work is the record of the pilgrimage of Fa-hsien (ca. A.D. 339-420)
through India. Fa-hsien started from Ch'ang-an, which was then the capital of
northern China, for India in A.D. 399, when he was sixty-one years of age.
8
Buddhist Saints in India: A Study in Buddhist Values and ...
Fa-hsien (fl. 399-418 C.e.; journey to India, 399-412) (Beal 1869) and Hsdan-
tsang (596?- 664 C.e.; journey to lndia, 627-645) (Watters 1904-5) provide a
considerable amount of information on the Indian Buddhist cult of arhants at the
times of ...
9
Early Buddhist Art of China and Central Asia, Volume 3: The ...
The characters for the name Fa-hsien are the same as those of the famous Fa-
hsien who traveled to India ca. 400-415. Although it could refer to another monk
ofthe same name, it is more likely to refer to the famous Fa-hsien who traveled ...
10
A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms
Among his many books are The Life and Teaching of Confucius (1867), The Religions of China (1880), and the 50-volume Sacred Books of the East (1879-1891).
James Legge, Faxian, 2005
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «FA-HSIEN»
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Fa-hsien est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Xi'an, Buddhism And Modi – Analysis
Fa Xian (Fa-hsien: A.D. 4th-5th century), the Chinese Buddhist monk who came to India in AD 399 in search of Buddhism, came from Xi'an. «Eurasia Review, mai 15»
Literary ties between Sri Lanka and China
There are well-known travel accounts of Fa-Hsien, in the fifth century and Hsien Tsang and I Tsing in the seventh century." He further mentions ... «The Island.lk, sept 14»
Veneration, blessings and a show of all shows
This caught the eye of the Chinese traveller Fa-Hsien who described its colour and vibrancy as a splendid feat. With the capital being moved to ... «The Sunday Times Sri Lanka, août 14»
Sri Lankan-Born Former American Diplomat Meet with the Chinese …
The famous Chinese Buddhist Monk Faxian (Fa-hsien) visited Sri Lanka in the early fifth century and returned home with Buddhist scriptures. «Asian Tribune, févr 14»
Stress management - a benefit of tourism
Following remarks of Fa-Hsien on Sri Lanka, illustrate these facts well. “The people of various countries heard how pleasant the land was, and ... «eTurboNews, janv 14»
The Tooth Relic: symbol of royal authority
The Chinese monk, Fa-Hsien who studied scriptures at Anuradhapura for two years between 411-413 A.D describes the Tooth Relic festival ... «Ceylon Daily News, juil 12»
Roads and bridges in pre-modern Sri Lanka
According to the fifth century Chinese traveller Fa-Hsien, the roads and streets in the city of Anuradhapura were excellently laid out and ... «Ceylon Daily News, juin 12»
Mihintale: monastic complex of two thousand monks
According to the Chinese traveller Fa-Hsien who studied Buddhist scriptures at Anuradhapura for two years between 411-413 A D, there were ... «Ceylon Daily News, mai 12»
An ancient village, a ruin by the sea and stories of pearls from …
It appears that the Chinese traveller - Fa-Hsien, who arrived in the island in 411 A.D.; and the Arab traveller, Ibn Batuta, who visited in 1344 A.D., reported ... «Sunday Times.lk, mars 12»
A Chinese monk's India sojourn
Faxian, or Fa-Hsien, to give him his traditional Romanized spelling, came to Udyana (or as we know it today, Swat), Gandhara (Kandahar), ... «Livemint, déc 11»
