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1 Acknowledgements List of illustrations xiii xv GENERAL INTRODUCTION BUDDHIST TANTRAS, ESOTERIC BUDDHISM, VAJRAYÀNA BUDDHISM 1. Introduction: Esoteric Buddhism and the Tantras in East Asia: Some Methodological Considerations 3, Richard K. Payne, 2. Sources and Inspirations: Esoteric Buddhism in South Asia 19 Ronald M. Davidson CANONICAL AND NON-CANONICAL SOURCES AND MATERIALS 3. Taishö Volumes Rolf W. Giebel 4. Textual Material Relating to Esoteric Buddhism in China Outside the Taishö, vol ESOTERIC BUDDHIST PRACTICES 5. Abhişeka 71 Ronald M. Davidson 6. Mudm, Mantra and Mandala 76, 7. Central Divinities in the Esoteric Buddhist Pantheon in China Homa 133 Richard K. Payne and 9. Visualization and Contemplation Stupas and Relics in Esoteric Buddhism 146 and
2 vi CONTENTS ESOTERIC BUDDHISM IN CHINA DEVELOPMENTS DURING THE 3RD-7TH CENTURIES: NEW SCRIPTURES AND NEW PRACTICES 11. On Esoteric Buddhism in China: A Working Definition Dhăram Scriptures The Apocrypha and Esoteric Buddhism in China Esoteric Buddhism and Magic in China Esoteric Buddhism and its Relation to Healing and Demonology Popular Esoteric Deities and the Spread of their Cults Esoteric Scriptures in the Context of Chinese Buddhist Translation Practice 220 CONVERGENCES: ESOTERIC BUDDHISM, DAOISM, AND POPULAR RELIGION 18. Talismans in Chinese Esoteric Buddhism 225 James Robson 19. Astrology and the Worship of the Planets in Esoteric Buddhism of the Tang Concepts of the Netherworld and Modifications in the Chinese Articulation of Karma 245 Neil Schmid 21. Mediums in Esoteric Buddhism 251 James Robson 22. Esoteric Buddhist Art up to the Tang 255
3 Vil ESOTERIC BUDDHISM DURING THE TANG 23. Esoteric Buddhism in the Tang: From Atikuţa to Amoghavajra ( ) Esoteric Buddhism and Monastic Institutions 286 Jinhua Chen 25. The Presence of Esoteric Buddhist Elements in Chinese Buddhism during the Tang The Development of the Esoteric Buddhist Canon The Impact of Translated Esoteric Buddhist Scriptures on Chinese Buddhism After Amoghavajra: Esoteric Buddhism in the Late Tang 315 KEY FIGURES IN ESOTERIC BUDDHISM DURING THE TANG 29. Subhăkarasimha 339 Klaus Pinte 30. Yixing Vajrabodhi ( ) Amoghavajra: His Role in and Influence on the Development of Buddhism 351 Martin Lehnert 33. Prajña 360 ESOTERIC BUDDHISM IN THE PROVINCES AND NEIGHBORING REGIONS 34. Dunhuang and Central Asia (with an Appendix on Dunhuang Manuscript Resources) 365 Neil Schmid 35. Esoteric Buddhism in the Nanzhao and Dali Kingdoms (ca ) 379
4 viii CONTENTS 36. Esoteric Buddhism in Sichuan During the Tang and Five Dynasties Period Esoteric Buddhist Art Under the Tang 401 ESOTERIC BUDDHISM AND THE BUDDHIST TANTRAS: THE SONG, LIAO, XIXIA, JIN, AND YUNNAN 38. Esoteric Buddhism Under the Song: An Overview Esoteric Buddhism in Song Dynasty Sichuan Buddhist Tantras and Chinese Culture Translation of Tantras and Other Esoteric Buddhist Scriptures Tibet and the Continent from the Tenth to Thirteenth Centuries 451 David Gray 43. Esoteric Buddhism Under the Liao Esoteric Buddhism Under the Xixia ( ) 465 Ruth Dunnell 45. Esoteric Buddhism Under the Jin ( ) Esoteric Buddhist Art Under the Nanzhao and Dali Kingdoms Esoteric Buddhist Art in China, THE BROADER IMPACT OF ESOTERIC BUDDHISM 48. The Esotericization of Chinese Buddhist Practices Song Tiantai Ghost-Feeding Rituals 520 Hun Y. Lye 50. Avalokitesvara 525
5 IX 51. Esoteric Buddhist Elements in Daoist Ritual Manuals of the Song, Yuan, and Ming 529 Joshua Capitanio FROM KUBLAI'S CONQUEST TO THE PRESENT: THE IMPACT OF TIBETAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN VAJRAYÄNA IN CHINA 52. Tibetan Buddhism in Mongol-Yuan China ( ) Shen Weirong 53. Tantric Buddhism in Ming China 550 Shen Weirong 54. Yuqie Yankou in the Ming-Qing 561 Hun Y. Lye 55. Tibetan Lamas in Ethnic Chinese Communities and the Rise of New Tibetan-Inspired Chinese Religions 568 David Gray ESOTERIC BUDDHISM IN KOREA 56. Early Esoteric Buddhism in Korea: Three Kingdoms and Unified Silla (ca ) Esoteric Buddhism Under the Koryö ( ) Esoteric Buddhism Under the Chosön 616 ESOTERIC BUDDHISM IN JAPAN ESOTERIC BUDDHISM IN JAPAN DURING THE NARA AND HEIAN 59. The Dissemination of Esoteric Scriptures in Eighth-Century Japan 661 Clemente Beghi 60. Onmyödö and Esoteric Buddhism 683 Athanasios Drakakis 61. Kükai and the Development of Shingon Buddhism 691 Elizabeth Tinsley
6 X CONTENTS 62. Esoteric Buddhism, Material Culture, and Catalogues in East Asia 709 Ian Astley 63. The Mandala as Metropolis 719 Pamela D. Winfield 64. Taimitsu: The Esoteric Buddhism of the Tendai School 744 Lucia Dolce 65. Godai'in Annen 768 Lucia Dolce and Shinya Mano 66. Exploring the Esoteric in Nara Buddhism 776 James L. Ford 67. Dharma Prince Shukaku and the Esoteric Buddhist Culture of Sacred Works (Shögyö) in Medieval Japan 794 Brian O. Ruppert MEDIEVAL (KAMAKURA, MUROMACHI AND AZUKA-MOMOYAMA) 68. Tachikawa-ryü 803 Nobumi Iyanaga 69. Looking Back and Leaping Forward: Constructing Lineage in the Shingi-Shingon Tradition of Japan 815 Donald Drummond 70. Yösai and Esoteric Buddhism 827 Shinya Mano 71. Shinto and Esoteric Buddhism 835 Fabio Rambelli 72. Shingon Risshü: Esoteric Buddhism and Vinaya Orthodoxy in Japan 845 Klaus Pinte 73. The Deity of Miwa and Tendai Esoteric Thought 854 Anna Andreeva 74. Kömyö Shingon 863 Mark Unno 75. Collapsing the Distinction between Buddha and Believer: Human Hair in Japanese Esotericizing Embroideries 876 Elizabeth ten Grotenhuis 76. Goddess Genealogy: Nyoirin Kannon in the Ono Shingon Tradition 893 Sarah Fremerman Aptilon
7 XI 77. Landmarks of Esoteric Art in Japan 904 Karen J. Mack 78. Zen and Esoteric Buddhism 924 William M. Bodiford 79. The Töji Lecture Hall Statue Mandala and the Choreography of Mikkyö 936 Cynthea J. Bogel EARLY MODERN, MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY (EDO, MEIJI, AND UP TO THE PRESENT) 80. Sanskrit Studies in Early Modern Japan 985 Regan Murphy 81. Shugendö and Its Relationship with the Japanese Esoteric Sects: A Study of the Ritual Calendar of an Edo Period Shugendö Shrine-Temple Complex 997 Gaynor Sekimori 82. Shingon Buddhism in the Early Modern Period 1009 Barbara Ambros 83. Tözanha Shugendö in the Early Modern Period 1018 Barbara Ambros 84. The Fourfold Training in Japanese Esoteric Buddhism Richard K. Payne 85. The Role of Esoteric Buddhism in Contemporary Japan: Whether Esotericism Appears or Remains Concealed in the World Depends on the Trend of the Times 1029 Thierry Robouam 86. The Sea of Esotericism is of One Flavor but Has Deep and Shallow Aspects: "Tantra" and New Age Movements (from Agonshü to Asahara Shökö) 1035 Thierry Robouam 87. From Vedic India to Buddhist Japan: Continuities and Discontinuities in Esoteric Ritual 1040 Richard K. Payne Contributors 1055 Abbreviations 1059 Bibliography 1063 Index 1147
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