Buddhist temples in Vietnam Hà Văn Tấn

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TextLanguage: 0 eng Publication details: Vietnam; Thế giới; 2008Edition: 2ndDescription: 321tr; Hardcover; 26cmSubject(s):

Buddhist temples

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294.343597
H111-T16

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Summary: Buddhism was introduced into Vietnam around the beginning of the Common Era. Since that time, Buddhist pagodas and monasteries were built at different times and in different places until each village had its own. Investigation of these temples allows us not only to see the characteristic features of Buddhist religion and belief in Vietnam but to understand an important dimension of Vietnam's history, culture, and thought.

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Buddhism was introduced into Vietnam around the beginning of the Common Era. Since that time, Buddhist pagodas and monasteries were built at different times and in different places until each village had its own. Investigation of these temples allows us not only to see the characteristic features of Buddhist religion and belief in Vietnam but to understand an important dimension of Vietnam's history, culture, and thought.

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