The way of the Nine Palaces (jiugong dao 九宮道): a lay Buddhist movement
The Way of the Nine Palaces (jiugong dao 九宮道) was founded in the late nineteenth century by a monk on Mount Wutai. Largely unknown in Western scholarship, it is studied in Chinese scholarship in the context of secret societies. In earlier research I have argued that research on new religious movemen...
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2019
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Studies in Chinese Religions
Year: 2019, Volume: 5, Issue: 3/4, Pages: 415-432 |
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B secret societies B Puji B abbot B Jiugong dao B Lay Buddhism B Mount Wutai |
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