Nagarjuna Moralist Reformer of Buddhism

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The gods of northern Buddhism [by Alice Getty]

Nagarjuna founded the Madhyamika system and expounded the Mahayana doctrine 150-200. 3rd century. Amitdba Vyuha sutira translated in China, 222-280. 4th century. Buddhism carried into Nepal, 350. Buddhism entered Corea, 372. 5th century. Fa-Hian made a pilgrimage to India, 399-414. 6th century. Yoga school grafted on the Mahayana by Asanga, about 550. Buddhism spread to Japan, 552. Tantrism made its appearance. 7th century. Shotoku Taishi, 593-621....

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Mahayana Buddhism and Early Advaita Vedanta (Study) [by Asokan N.]

It is difficult to arrive at a complete historical account of Nagarjuna s life. According to Buddhist scholars, Nagarjuna has obtained the Mahayana scriptures from a Naga. Many works have been attributed to him. However, we accept the Mula-Madhyamika-karika (MMK) is an authoritative text of Nagarjuna. Buddhist historians say Nagarjuna lived in the later part of 2nd Century AD and found Madhyamika Buddhism....

Read full contents: Chapter 1.4 - The Philosophy of Nagarjuna

Buddha-nature (as Depicted in the Lankavatara-sutra) [by Nguyen Dac Sy]

[Full title: The Buddha-nature in Mahayana Buddhism (Introduction), (1): The Buddha-nature and Madhyamaka] Mahayana (literally, Great Vehicle) is a term for classification of developed Buddhist philosophies and practices. The Mahayana is one of the three major traditions of Buddhism existing today, i. e. the Theravada (Early Buddhism), Tantrayana (Esoteric Buddhism) and Mahayana....

Read full contents: 2.1. The Buddha-nature and Madhyamaka

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