Japanese pilgrimage by Statler, Oliver.
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Kūkai no fūkei by Shiba, Ryōtarō
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O-Daishi-sama
Hiroshi Nakamura
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Chōjin Kūkai no kiseki
Nakaba Aoyama
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空海の本：
Gakushū Kenkyūsha
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"Kōbō Daishi" no tanjō
Kōzen Takeuchi
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Kōbō Daishi no sekai
Kōzen Takeuchi
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Kūkai yomitoki jiten
Michihiko Komine, Takako Abe
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Wen jing mi fu lun jiao jian
Shengjiang Lu
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Wen jing mi fu lun hui jiao hui kao
Shengjiang Lu
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Sangō shiiki to Kūkai
Shōen Kawachi
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Konghai "Wen jing mi fu lun" yu Zhong Ri wen hua jiao liu
Shengjiang Lu
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Subjects

Shingon (Sect), Doctrines, Biography, History, Shingon priests, Shingon Priests, Tantric Buddhism, Kōyasan Monasteries (Japan), Buddhism, Priests, Shingon, Chinese language, Early works to 1800, Tantric-Buddhist art, Exhibitions, Fiction, Art, Buddhist pilgrims and pilgrimages, History and criticism, Chinese poetry, Japanese Calligraphy

Places

Japan, China, Shikoku Region, Kōya-chō, Shikoku Region (Japan), Shikoku, Kansai Region, Kyoto, Shingon (Sect), Tokyo

People

Saichō (767-822), Saga Emperor of Japan (786-842), Kūkai, Dōgen (1200-1253), Jianzhen (688-763), En no Ozunu (634?-701?), Gyōki (668-749), Hayanari Tachibana (-842), Heizei Emperor of Japan (774-824), Huiguo (-805)

Times

Heian period, 794-1185, Kamakura-Momoyama periods, 1185-1600, To 1185, To 1868, Early works to 1800, Tang dynasty, 618-907, To 1500, To 1800

Prolific Authors

who have written the most books on this subject
Kūkai, 11 books
Yūkai, 10 books
Yūshō Miyasaka, 10 books
Shingen Takagi, 9 books
Ryōsei Fukuda, 7 books
Seiichi Katō, 6 books
Kōzen Takeuchi, 6 books
Yūkei Matsunaga, 5 books
Shengjiang Lu, 5 books
Ueyama, Shunpei, 4 books
Masataka Nasu, 4 books
Shunkyō Katsumata, 3 books
Shūyū Kanaoka, 3 books
Shunshō Manabe, 3 books
Kyōto Kokuritsu Hakubutsukan, 3 books
Yasutoshi Murakami, 3 books
Jien Shizuka, 3 books
Akira Masaki, 3 books
Nobuo Takeuchi, 2 books
Shunkyō Katsumata, 2 books
Wakamori, Tarō, 2 books
Mizuhara, Gyōei, 2 books
Kūkai, 2 books
Shinryū Izutsu, 2 books
Terabayashi, Shun, 2 books