Names — 1735 found
まかまや
【摩伽摩耶】
1. Mahamaya (alternative name for Maya, the mother of Shakamuni Buddha)
まかまや
【摩迦摩耶】
1. Mahamaya (alternative name for Maya, the mother of Shakamuni Buddha)
くどん
【瞿曇】
1. Gautama (the family name of Buddha)
しゃりほつ
【舎利弗】
1. Sariputra (disciple of Buddha)
しゅぼだい
【須菩提】
1. Subhuti (one of Buddha's disciples)
すぼだい
【須菩提】
1. Subhuti (one of Buddha's disciples)
ぶっとちょう
【仏図澄】
1. Fotudeng; Buddhacinga (232-348 CE)
ブッダゴーサ
1. Buddhaghosa
ひさまつしんいち
【久松真一】
1. Hisamatsu Shin'ichi (1889-1980) - philosopher, scholar of Zen Buddhism and master of the Japanese tea ceremony
しんらん
【親鸞】
1. Founder of the Jodo Shinshu sect of Buddhism (1173-1262)
うんけい
【運慶】
1. Unkei (Buddhist sculptor) (1148-1224)
おかもとでら
【岡本寺】
1. Okamotodera (popular name for the Hokkiji Buddhist temple in Nara
けいとくでんとうろく
【景徳伝灯録】
1. Jingde Chuandeng Lu (Record of the Transmission of the Lamp Published in the Jingde Era, 1004 CE Buddhist scripture)
しかん
【止観】
1. Zhiguan (Mohe Zhiguan, Buddhist text by Guanding, 594 CE)
じさいききんかい
【慈濟基金会】
1. Tzu Chi Foundation (Buddhist relief organisation), headquartered in Hualien, Taiwan
慈濟基金会 【つちききんかい】
おおたがきれんげつ
【太田垣蓮月】
1. Outagaki Rengetsu (female waka poet, 1791-1875, adopted the Buddhist name Rengetsu after the death of her husband)
にちれん
【日蓮】
1. Nichiren; Nichiren (Buddhist priest, 1222-82, founder of the Nichiren sect)
ほうじょうき
【方丈記】
1. An Account of My Hut; The Ten Foot Square Hut (collection of essays in the Buddhist eremitic tradition, written by Kamo no Chome in 1212)
ざいじゃりん
【摧邪輪】
1. Tract for Destroying Heretical Views (Buddhist treatise by Myoe, ca. 1212 CE)
ザプロデューサー
1. The Buddy Factor (film)