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Pages in category "Japanese terminology"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 3,685 total.
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- Calamity of invasion from foreign lands
- Calamity of revolt within one's own domain
- Calm and Bright
- Caodong
- Catalog of Buddhist Scriptures, The
- Cave of the Thousand Buddhas
- Ceremonies of Ordination
- Ceremony of anointment
- Ceremony of reciting the Buddhas' names
- Ch'an school
- Ch'en Chen
- Ch'eng-shih school
- Ch'ing-liang
- Ch'ing-liang, Mount
- Cha-no-yu
- Chakravada
- Chakravada-parvata
- Champaka tree
- Chan-jan
- Chandrakirti (Skt)
- Chandraprabha (Skt)
- Chang-an
- Chen-yüan Era Catalog of the Buddhist Canon, The
- Chengguan
- Chia-hsiang
- Chibetto-bukkyo
- Chido
- Chien-chen
- Chigon
- Chiguotian
- Chih-che
- Chih-ching
- Chih-i
- Chih-li
- Chih-tsang
- Chih-tu
- Chii
- Chiko
- Chiku
- Chikujo-gedo
- Chikurin-ji
- Chikurin-shoja
- Chikusho-kai
- Chikushōdō
- Chin i-nien
- Chin Tao-lung
- Chincha
- Chinchamanavika
- Ching-hsi
- Ching-t'u lun
- Ching-t'u-shi-i lun
- Ching-te Era Record of the Transmission of the Lamp, The
- Chingokokka no sanbukyo
- Chinshin
- Chipong
- Chirei
- Chisha
- Chisho
- Chishu
- Chitatsu
- Cho-ho
- Cho-i
- Chogen
- Choishimichi
- Choja-guji-no-tatoe
- Chokan
- Chonen
- Chosho-o
- Chosho-oor
- Chosho-oor Mandata-o
- Chu Fa-lan
- Chu-agon-gyo
- Chu-ron
- Chugan-ron-sho
- Chugoku-jusan-shu
- Chándìng yìn
- Chū
- Chūin
- Chūmon
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- Daheitian
- Dai Butsu
- Dai Kasho
- Dai-ji
- Dai-juhachi-gan
- Dai-jō
- Daian-ji temple
- Daiba
- Daibadatta-hon
- Daibirushana-Jobutsu-jimben-kaji-kyo
- Daibon-ten
- Daibutsu
- Daichido-ron
- Daie Sōkō
- Daigo
- Daigo-ji
- Daihannya kyō
- Daiho-bo
- Daihoshaku-kyo
- Daihosshi
- Daihōkō bosatsuzō Monjushiri konpongikiky ō
- Daihōkō Butsu-kegon
- Daihōkō Jūrin Kyō
- Daii Doshin
- Daiitoku
- Daijikkyo
- Daijikkyō
- Daijion-ji-sanzo-hosshi-den
- Daijo
- Daijo-bukkyo
- Daijo-ho’on-girin-jo
- Daijo-kaidan
- Daijo-shogon-kyo-ron
- Daijō Daijū Jizō Jūrin-Kyō
- Daikan Eno
- Daikan Enō
- Daikoku
- Daikokuten
- Daiman Konin
- Daiman-baramon
- Daimuryojukyo
- Dainchi Nyorai
- Dainichi Buddha
- Dainichi kyo
- Dainichi no sanbukyo
- Dainichi-kyo
- Dainichi-kyo-sho
- Dainichi-kyō
- Dainichikyou
- Dainichikyō
- Dairoku-ten
- Dairokuten-no-mao
- Daisaku Ikeda
- Daiseishi bosatsu
- Daisetsu
- Daisetz T. Suzuki
- Daishi kanjō
- Daisho-ji
- Daishogon-bosatsu
- Daishogon-butsu
- Daishū-bu
- Daisōjō
- Daito-naiten-roku
- Daitoku-ji
- Daitokuji
- Daitsu-fukko
- Daitsuchisho-butsu
- Daitō
- Daizoku-o
- Daizōkyō
- Dakini-ten
- Daman Hongren
- Damodashi
- Dan-kyo
- Dan-senchaku
- Danbi sesshin
- Dandoku-sen
- Danna-ryu
- Dan’otsu
- Dashizhi
- Datchaku-buppo
- Dazu
- Daïitoku
- Daïitokumyouou
- Deities and Deity Groupings in Japan's Esoteric Mandala
- Dentō Roku
- Do
- Do-gen
- Doji
- Dojo
- Dokaie
- Dokusan
- Dom-mutoku-bu
- Dommakara
- Dommamitta
- Dommarushi
- Dommukatsu-bosatsu
- Dommumitta
- Donkakara
- Dosen
- Doshaku
- Doshoor Jiku-dosho
- Dosui
- Dozen-bo
- Dozui
- Duowentian
- Dàochuò
- Dàrì rúlái
- Dìng yìn
- Dō
- Dōgen Kigen
- Dōgen Zenji
- Dōngmì
