- Wang
ocheonchukguk jeon (Korean pronunciation: [waːŋ.o.tɕʰʌn.tɕʰuk.k͈uk.tɕ͈ʌn]; "An
account of
travel to the five
Indian kingdoms") is a
travelogue by...
-
remembered for his
account of his
travels in
medieval India, the Wang
Ocheonchukguk Jeon.
Hyecho studied esoteric Buddhism in Tang China,
initially under...
- In Korea,
Tianzhu was
pronounced as Cheonchuk. It is used in Wang
ocheonchukguk jeon (An
Account of
Travel to the Five
Indian Kingdoms), a travelogue...
- ****sheng,
whose travels are
preserved in
other sources Hyecho & his Wang
Ocheonchukguk Jeon Enc. Brit. (2019). Deeg (2019). Sen (2006). Shi & al. (2022). Průšek...
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Indian culture. He
wrote a
travelogue of his
journey in Chinese, Wang
ocheonchukguk jeon or "An
account of
travel to the five
Indian kingdoms". The work...
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Representations and
Remains in the
Archaeological Record, 2000 Hyecho. "Wang
ocheonchukguk jeon" of AD. 727 A. L. Bhasham. "The
Wonder That Was India" Hans Peter...
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Vikramashila Hyecho Great Tang
Records on the
Western Regions Wang
ocheonchukguk jeon Schoff,
Wilfred Harvey, ed. (1912),
Periplus of the Erythraean...
- of the Buddha. He
wrote a
travelogue of his
journey in Chinese, Wang
ocheonchukguk jeon, or An
account of
travel to the five
Indian kingdoms. The work...
- East
Asian Buddhism Great Tang
Records on the
Western Regions Wang
ocheonchukguk jeon
Index of Buddhism-related
articles "In
former times, the people...
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Memorial of Heo Hwang-ok,
Ayodhya Silk Road
transmission of
Buddhism Wang
ocheonchukguk jeon Buswell, Robert; Lopez,
Donald S. (2013). The
Princeton Dictionary...
