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Buddhist Persecutions in China (Religion–State Friction)

Episodes of suppression highlight tensions between imported religious ontologies and state-centered civilizational frames.

Details

  • Periodic crackdowns targeted monastic wealth, foreign ties, and competing loyalties.
  • Outcomes shaped the accommodation of Buddhist doctrines within Confucian-led orders.
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