... for sinking ships in mid-nineteenth-century Japan is discussed in Ketelaar, Of Heretics and Martyrs in Meiji Japan , 232n6 . On dragon and bell legends, see Mogami Takayoshi, “Chinshō densetsu ni tsuite no ichi kō satsu.” 18. For more about the pilgrimage, see Fowler, Accounts and Images of Six...

... ascent to those peaks (9:208). Scenes of travel in the narrative vignettes that cohere with contemporary pilgrimage literature in Henan and Shanxi Provinces support this interpretation. 15 Annette Juliano provides a masterful, nuanced reading of early Caves 275 and 285 and their link to Ajanta...

... ) including the word collection ( bka’ ‘gyur ) made of precious gold.” Ruegg, Life of Butön , 91. According to the important twentieth-century pilgrimage account by Kah thog Situ Chokyi Gyatso, the room housed several important thirteenth-century volumes, and one text compiled by the renovator, Kuzhang...

... in the seventh and eighth cen- Varuna and the Asi rivers have demarcated its traditional turies. Documenting their dimensions and parts facilitates borders in the north and the south, the north-flowing a deeper understanding of their design and construction, Ganga on the east, and the Pan˜ cakrosı¯ pilgrimage...

.... “ Donors and Esoteric Buddhism in Dunhuang during the Reign of the Guiyijun .” In Buddhism in Central Asia I: Patronage, Legitimation, Sacred Space, and Pilgrimage , edited by Carmen Meinert and Henrik Sørensen , 91 – 122 . Leiden : Brill , 2020 . Sørensen, Henrik H. Review...

... of the Six Realms of Buddhist existence) illness and afflictions images of pilgrimage landscape painting The Pulled Back View: The Illustrated Life of Ippen and the Visibility of Karma in Medieval Japan Chelsea Foxwell...

...’’ collection (Fig. 3), may resemble the original Yakushiji Yakushi’s mandorla.32 No. 196 has twelve Shichidaiji junrei shiki (Record of My Pilgrimage to flying apsara¯ ses (J: hiten) just outside the border of the the Seven Great Temples [1140 by the scholar...

...Figure 29. Chinkōji sankei mandara 珍皇寺参詣曼荼羅 (pilgrimage mandala), Japan, 1568–1600 (detail). Ink and color on paper, 206.8 × 176.3 cm. Chinkōji, Kyoto. Artwork in public domain. ...

...Figure 2. Bhupen Khakhar, Portraits of My Mother and Father Going to Yatra (Pilgrimage) , 1971. Oil on canvas. Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane, purchased 1988, Queensland Art Gallery Foundation Grant. Artwork: © Trustees of Bhupen Khakhar Estate. Photograph: courtesy of QAGOMA. ...

... their Fudo¯ , including Naritasan funjin Fudo¯ aragoto 荒事 (bravura) performance style to inspiration (Another Form of the Naritasan Fudo¯ , 1703), in which from Naritasan’s deity, Fudo¯ Myo¯o¯ and by Fudo¯ rescues the main human characters. He played the publicizing their participation in pilgrimages...

.... 1888) (1914 popular ed., available online: httparchive. 19. Ibid. org/details/lifeofhiuentsian030569mbp); J. W. Laidlay, 20. Dilip K. Chakrabarti, A History of Indian Archae- trans., The Pilgrimage of Fa Hian, from the French Edi- ology from the Beginning to 1947 (1988; repr., New tion...

.... K.P. Jayaswal Institute, 1959 7. I have discussed the consequences of this focus in On the 25. Standing figures appear frequently at Bodhgaya, but are less com- Construction of a Buddhist Pilgrimage Site," Art History, vol. 19 monly encountered at other sites. (December 1996), pp. 573...

... of Chicago, 2005.426. Major Acquisitions Centennial Fund. Photograph by Robert Hashimoto. Ike Taiga (1723–1776). Group Pilgrimage to the Jizo Nun. Ca. 1755–1765. Hanging scroll; ink and red pigment on paper; 54.9 Â 123.2 cm. The Art Institute of Chicago, 2005.168. Kate S. Buckingham Endowment; Margaret...

... the earlier monastery site. portant site of pilgrimage well into the sixteenth cen- Although these latter sites remain beyond the scope tury. But significant architectural transformations in of this article, they suggest a larger pattern of transform- the built environment around the matha at Kadwa¯ha¯ ing...

...46. Chōmeiji Temple Pilgrimage Mandala (Chōmeiji sankei mandara zu byōbu) , Japan, Muromachi period (1392–1573), second quarter of sixteenth century. Hanging scroll remounted as a two-panel folding screen; ink, color, gofun (ground shell pigment), and gold on paper, image 148.3 × 161 cm...

...— Man˜ jus´r73 thus serving to relocalize the Mt. Wutai cult at Dun- The associations of the Thousand-armed Man˜ jus´rı¯ huang through pictorial means.76 Although the thousand- with Mt. Wutai have been noted earlier. Pilgrimage armed form of Man˜ jus´rı¯ does...

... perceived and early twelfth-century North China regional style, a as such to observers who travelled through the region style distinct from contemporary architecture near the on trade or pilgrimage. The Daxiongbaodian of Kai- Song capital, but within that regional style also repre- huasi only remotely...