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- 자료유형학술지논문
- 저자명吉田 健人・浅川 滋男
- 학회/출판사/기관명公立鳥取環境大学
- 출판년도2016
- 언어일본어
- 학술지명/학위논문주기第14号 p.51-70
- 발행사항公立鳥取環境大学紀要
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- 소개/요약In 8th century, Esoteric Buddhism was conveyed from Tibet to Bhutan. Buddhist priest Padmasambhava from north India went south to reach Bhutan via Tibet and meditated at Taktshang monastery and purified some negative spirits. This earliest denomination is called Nyingma sect （old sect）, and Padmasambhava （Guru rin po che） still attracts great faith. After 11th century, various sects went south to Bhutan from Tibet and competed forpropagation. The Druk sect which Phajo Drugom Zhigpo conveyed in 13th century enlarged the power and after 17th century it gained almost all the lands under control. As a result of religious unification, a nation called Bhutan was founded, and main hall of monasteries became to be constructed in the many precincts. In the times when the main hall of Buddhist monasteries had almost never existed, priests were devoted to meditation practices. The caves on the mountain have been respected as a place of the meditation. The meditation in the caves is still succeeded lively, and it reminds of the ancient Indian Buddhism. The authors have investigated four times in Bhutan from 2012 to 2015, and accumulated data about the cliff monasteries and the meditation caves. In this paper, the authors report the outcomes about six monasteries in west Bhutan and four monasteries in central Bhutan investigated before 2014, and try preliminary consideration among the meditation
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