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 1 Intro |           art of the same period in Southern China enabled him to see
 2 Intro |        analysis of the Northern and Southern thought has already attracted
 3 Intro |  stimulating influence of the great southern peninsula, the superb art-instincts
 4 Range |          where the northern and the southern sovereignties were amalgamated.
 5 Taoism|                 LAOISM AND TAOISM - SOUTHERN CHINA~CONFUCIAN China could
 6 Taoism|             with Shu culture, these southern people found art-expression
 7 Taoism|            who was born in the then southern province of So, and was
 8 Taoism|            also, of statecraft, the Southern mind produced great thinkers,
 9 Taoism|       liberty and complexity of the Southern Chinese nature enabled it
10 Buddhi|            very names, Northern and Southern, imply that this is so with
11 Buddhi|           relations of Northern and Southern Buddhism must baffle us.
12 Buddhi|            as the narrower basis of Southern Buddhism, we have the echo
13 Buddhi|      atheistic formulæ of the later Southern school. At the same time,
14 Buddhi|             centuries later, of the Southern doctrine, of which it remains
15 Buddhi|       Buddha of the Pali texts (the Southern school) does not deny, though
16 Buddhi|     connects itself with Orissa and Southern India, and that his immediate
17 Buddhi|            now that the idea of the Southern school of Buddhism, which
18 Asuka | distinguishes the Northern from the Southern school of Buddhists, by
19 Asuka |      civilised world of the Chinese Southern, or native, dynasty.~Buttocho,
20 Asuka |         Oxus, into the northern and southern passes of Tensan, and so
21 Asuka |   Shibatatsu, of the Rio dynasty in Southern China, a devout believer,
22 Asuka |        arrived in 554 A.D. Chiso, a Southern Chinese, is also said to
23 Nara  |         Central, and Bodhi-ruchi of Southern India, further enforced
24 Heian |          his nephew Amoghavajra, of Southern India, the latter having
25 Fujiwa|            Bhakti-type. He lived in Southern India in the twelfth century.
26 Kamaku|            the Sung dynasty, by the Southern Chinese mind), that salvation
27 Ashika|          and Ashikaga monks was the Southern, differing greatly from
28 Meiji |            impetus was given by the southern daimyos, who, as descendants
29 Meiji |            of the Shogunate and the southern daimyos gave occasion for