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[[Amidabutsu Setsurin]] “A [[Japanese]] work (translated as {{Wiki|Encyclopedia}} of [[Amitabha Buddha]]) composed by Zensho Keijo in the 13th century.  
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[[Amidabutsu Setsurin]] “A [[Japanese]] work (translated as [[Encyclopedia of Amitabha Buddha]]) composed by [[Zensho Keijo]] in the 13th century.  
  
 
It is composed of seven fascicles and is a collection of references to [[Amitabha Buddha]] and his [[Pure Land]] ([[Sukhavati]]) found in various [[Buddhist sutras]] and [[sastras]].  
 
It is composed of seven fascicles and is a collection of references to [[Amitabha Buddha]] and his [[Pure Land]] ([[Sukhavati]]) found in various [[Buddhist sutras]] and [[sastras]].  
  
 
More than two hundred texts are mentioned by [[name]]. It is of great value for materials dealing with [[Pure Land Buddhism]].” ({{Wiki|Encyclopedia}} of [[Buddhism]], Vol. I: p.425)
 
More than two hundred texts are mentioned by [[name]]. It is of great value for materials dealing with [[Pure Land Buddhism]].” ({{Wiki|Encyclopedia}} of [[Buddhism]], Vol. I: p.425)
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Amidabutsu Setsurin “A Japanese work (translated as Encyclopedia of Amitabha Buddha) composed by Zensho Keijo in the 13th century.

It is composed of seven fascicles and is a collection of references to Amitabha Buddha and his Pure Land (Sukhavati) found in various Buddhist sutras and sastras.

More than two hundred texts are mentioned by name. It is of great value for materials dealing with Pure Land Buddhism.” (Encyclopedia of Buddhism, Vol. I: p.425)