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  • Yadoya Mitsunori

    ［宿屋光則］ (n.d.)

  • yaksha

    ［夜叉］ (;  yasha)

  • Yakushi

    ［薬師］ ()

  • Yakushi-ji

    ［薬師寺］ (1) (2)

  • Yakushin

    ［益信］ (827–906)

  • Yama

    ［閻魔］ (, Pali;  Emma)

  • Yāma Heaven

    ［夜摩天］ (;  Yama-ten)

  • Yamashina-dera

    ［山階寺］

  • yāna

    ［乗］ (, Pali;  jō)

  • Yasa

    ［耶舎］ (Pali;  Yasha)

  • Yashas

    ［耶舎・耶輸陀・夜輸］ (; Pali Yasa;  Yasha, Yashuda, or Yashu)

  • Yashodharā

    ［耶輸陀羅・耶輸多羅］ (; Pali Yasodharā;  Yashudara or Yashutara)

  • Yin-yüan

    ［隠元］ (PY Yinyuan;  Ingen)

  • yoga

    ［瑜伽］ (, Pali;  yuga)

  • Yogāchāra school

    ［瑜伽行派］ (;  Yugagyō-ha)

  • yojana

    ［由旬］ (, Pali;  yujun)

  • Yōkan

    ［永観］ (1033–1111)

  • Yokei

    ［余慶］ (919–991)

  • Yü-ch’üan-ssu

    ［玉泉寺］ (PY Yuquansi;  Gyokusen-ji)

  • Yüeh-chih

    ［月氏］ (PY Yuezhi;  Gesshi)

  • Yün-kang caves

    ［雲岡石窟］ (PY Yungang;  Unkō-sekkutsu)

  • Yūzū Nembutsu school

    ［融通念仏宗］ ( Yūzū Nembutsu-shū)

Yü-ch’üan-ssu ［玉泉寺］ (PY Yuquansi;  Gyokusen-ji): A temple founded in 592 by T’ien-t’ai in his home region of Ching-chou, China. At this temple, T’ien-t’ai delivered lectures that were later compiled as The Profound Meaning of the Lotus Sutra and Great Concentration and Insight by his disciple Chang-an.


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