Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion
Chinese collection of Buddhist rituals for repentance
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Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion
Summary
Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion is a literary work[1].
Key Facts
- Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion authored Baozhi[2].
- Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's instance of is recorded as literary work[3].
- Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's commissioned by is recorded as Wu[4].
- Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's genre is Buddhist literature[5].
- Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's country of origin is recorded as Liang dynasty[6].
- Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's catalog code is recorded as 1909[7].
- Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's has edition or translation is recorded as Q16261702[8].
- Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's dedicated to is recorded as Chi Hui[9].
- Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's main subject is Buddhist liturgy[10].
- Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's described at URL is recorded as https://cbc.dila.edu.tw/cbc/text/1383/[11].
- Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's published in is recorded as Sectarian Teachings Section[12].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion authored Baozhi[2].
Publication
Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's genre is Buddhist literature[5].
Subject and Themes
Rituals for Confession at the Hall of Compassion's main subject is Buddhist liturgy[10].