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Avatamsaka Sutra Preface Stele in Jiufen Chan Style
Avatamsaka Sutra Preface Stele in Jiufen Chan Style
 
Avatamsaka Sutra Preface Stele in Jiufen Chan Style
 
Avatamsaka Sutra Preface Stele in Jiufen Chan Style
 
Avatamsaka Sutra Preface Stele in Jiufen Chan Style
 
Avatamsaka Sutra Preface Stele in Jiufen Chan Style
 
Avatamsaka Sutra Preface Stele in Jiufen Chan Style
 
Avatamsaka Sutra Preface Stele in Jiufen Chan Style
 
Avatamsaka Sutra Preface Stele in Jiufen Chan Style
 
Avatamsaka Sutra Preface Stele in Jiufen Chan Style
 

Avatamsaka Sutra Preface Stele in Jiufen Chan Style

CHINA; Qing dynasty (1644–1911), dated 1898; By Zhuchan; Seal-clerical script; Rubbing
This 1,002-character text is a preface to the Avatamsaka Sutra that was originally inscribed on a stone stele in Baoguang Temple in Sichuan. Zhuchan, a monk who coined the term jiufen" (nine parts)
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