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 1 Intro |   suggestions. His analysis of the Northern and Southern thought has
 2 Intro |            scope, even as those of Northern and Western Europe would
 3 Intro |        wonderful ethical genius of Northern China, and the rich imaginativeness
 4 Intro |          such event is the hope of Northern Asia. The process that took
 5 Range |       written for the most part in Northern Bengal after the thirteenth
 6 Range |            Mongolian tribes of the northern border drove them to take~
 7 Range |            the Hoang-Ho, where the northern and the southern sovereignties
 8 Primit|         province of Idzumo, on the northern coast of Japan. The temples
 9 Confuc|                     CONFUCIANISM - NORTHERN CHINA~THE first wave of
10 Taoism|        kings of Shu is~ ./. of the northern provinces. The chiefs of
11 Taoism|      divergent from those of their northern countrymen.~This poetry,
12 Taoism|     disastrous to the Buddhists of Northern China, before the liberalism
13 Buddhi|      succession. Their very names, Northern and Southern, imply that
14 Buddhi|            the mutual relations of Northern and Southern Buddhism must
15 Buddhi|           or whither, while in the Northern school we listen to the
16 Buddhi|         experience of his country. Northern Buddhism is thus like some
17 Buddhi|           of things, and draws the Northern Buddhists and their brother
18 Buddhi|         been closely allied to the Northern school, though with Asiatic
19 Buddhi|           foundations there of the Northern school, which still survived
20 Buddhi|            the present stronghold.~Northern India and Kashmir, where
21 Buddhi|        absorbed the remnant of the Northern adherents in that island,
22 Buddhi|          the essential features of Northern Buddhism.~The Upanishads. -
23 Asuka |          to the first phase of the Northern school (positive idealism),
24 Asuka |       difference distinguishes the Northern from the Southern school
25 Asuka |     established what is called the Northern dynasty, gave a great and
26 Asuka |            and bloodshed under the Northern Cho dynasty. His pupil Doan
27 Asuka |        renowned in his day, that a Northern~emperor despatched an army
28 Asuka |        reaching the Oxus, into the northern and southern passes of Tensan,
29 Nara  | development of the new form of the Northern movement.~It is easy to
30 Ashika|          purest ideal of the first Northern development of Buddhism,
31 Ashika|            as the second school of Northern Buddhism.~Here we have an
32 Ashika|         differing greatly from the Northern Zen, which latter adhered
33 Meiji |          to that of Wagner and the Northern European poets, and their