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