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Prince of
Yulin (鬱林王),
courtesy name
Yuanshang (元尚),
childhood name
Fashen (法身), was an
emperor of the
Chinese Southern Qi dynasty. He is
known as...
- (Sanskrit: धर्म काय, "truth body" or "reality body", Chinese: 法身; pinyin:
fǎshēn, Tibetan: ཆོས་སྐུ་, Wylie: chos sku) is one of the
three bodies (trikāya)...
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directions in his
various commentaries and treatises. He was a
student of
Fashen (718–778), who was a
student of Fazang's
student ****yuan. Chengguan's voluminous...
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trikaya The 3 "bodies" of Buddha: Dharma-kaya (Sanskrit: dharmakāya; 法身 Cn:
fǎshēn; Jp: hosshin; Vi: pháp thân) Sambhoga-kaya (Sanskrit: saṃbhogakāya; 報身 Cn:...
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Daoju Chen
Wenzan Chen
Daotan (d. 548)
Empress An
Emperor Wen of Chen (522–566)
Emperor Fei of Chen (552–570) Shen
Fashen Empress Ande (d. 605) Lady Gao...
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roughly modern Huzhou, Zhejiang) as was her husband's clan. Her
father Shen
Fashen (沈法深) was an army
officer during the
Liang dynasty. Her mother's name was...
- Mómó fámólà. Mùdìlì. Yīxī yīxī. Shìnă shìnă. Ālàshēn fólàshělì. Fáshā
fáshēn. Fólàshěyé. Hūlú hūlú mólà. Hūlú hūlú xīlī. Suōlà suōlà. Xīlī xīlī. Sūlú...
- 483–495 Yáng Chóngzǔ (楊崇祖) 495–before 502 Yáng Mèngsūn (楊孟孫)
before 502–511 Yáng Dìng (楊定) 511–? Yáng Tàichì (楊太赤) c. 516 Yáng
Fǎshēn (楊法深) 520s–c. 553...
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produced nor the
result of karma" and has [always] existed. "Dharma-body" (
fashen 法身) is the
inconceivable body of one who
realizes nirvāṇa, “the indestructible...
