MÃ(c)moire ComposÃ(c) À L'Ã(c)poque De La Grande Dynastie T'ang Sur Les Religieux Éminents Qui Allèrent Chercher La Loi Dans Les Pays D'occident...

Ce mémoire, composé à l'époque de la Grande Dynastie T'ang, relate l'histoire des religieux éminents qui allèrent chercher la Loi dans les pays d'occident. Il offre un aperçu précieux sur les échanges culturels et religieux entre la Chine et les régions occidentales durant cette période. Le texte met en lumière les voyages, les épreuves et les contributions de ces moines bouddhistes, notamment I-ching (Yijing), qui ont joué un rÃ-le crucial dans la diffusion du bouddhisme et l'enrichissement des connaissances en Chine. Un document historique essentiel pour comprendre l'histoire du bouddhisme et les relations sino-occidentales sous la Dynastie T'ang.
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