Hindu deities worshipped in Japan / by Benoy K. Behl

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Behl, Benoy K [Author]

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731.76 BEH

Summary: "Hindu Deities Worshipped in Japan" by Benoy K. Behl explores the fascinating history of Hindu deities, particularly Saraswati, Lakshmi, and others, finding a place in Japanese Buddhist traditions. The book details how these deities, along with Sanskrit, were introduced to Japan through Buddhist scriptures like the Suvarnabhasottama-sutra and the Mahavairochana-sutra. It examines their iconography, worship practices, and the influence of Indian culture on Japanese art and aesthetics.

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"Hindu Deities Worshipped in Japan" by Benoy K. Behl explores the fascinating history of Hindu deities, particularly Saraswati, Lakshmi, and others, finding a place in Japanese Buddhist traditions. The book details how these deities, along with Sanskrit, were introduced to Japan through Buddhist scriptures like the Suvarnabhasottama-sutra and the Mahavairochana-sutra. It examines their iconography, worship practices, and the influence of Indian culture on Japanese art and aesthetics.

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