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Translated from the Japanese by Morris Augustine and Tessho Kondo. This is the principle work by Genku, founder of the Pure Land School in Japan, and is the most important single literary work in establishing the Pure Land School as an independent school of Japanese Buddhism. [Taisho Tripitaka #2608] [Jpn: Sen-chaku-hon-gan-nembutsu-shu]
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Text: English (translation)
Original Language: Japanese
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Translated from the Japanese by Morris Augustine and Tessho Kondo. This is the principle work by Genku, founder of the Pure Land School in Japan, and is the most important single literary work in establishing the Pure Land School as an independent school of Japanese Buddhism. [Taisho Tripitaka #2608] [Jpn: Sen-chaku-hon-gan-nembutsu-shu]
Language Notes
Text: English (translation)
Original Language: Japanese
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- The Oxford Dictionary of World Religions by John Bowker on page 441, and Index
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