Tianning xuejie tang 天寧學戒堂 - Revision history

Erik hammerstrom at 01:34, 31 December 2010

Erik hammerstrom — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 01:34:58 GMT

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	This seminary was founded in [[1920]] after the abbot of Tiānníng Temple saw that the 1,500 participants at the ordination that year were woefully lacking in basic monastic education. A small school for lay children that had been founded two decades before was moved, and a school for the study of the Vinaya [[律宗]] was created. It was modeled after the ones held at Lóngchāng Temple [[隆昌寺]].		This seminary was founded in [[1920]] after the abbot of Tiānníng Temple saw that the 1,500 participants at the ordination that year were woefully lacking in basic monastic education. A small school for lay children that had been founded two decades before was moved, and a school for the study of the Vinaya [[律宗]] was created. It was modeled after the ones held at Lóngchāng Temple [[隆昌寺]].

-	In [[1931]], the incoming abbot, following what had become the custom among China's seminaries, changed the name of the seminary to the Tiānníng Buddhist Seminary 天寧佛學院. The curriculum was modernized, and Déyī [[得一]] became headmaster and lecturer in Consciousness-Only 唯識. Modernization continued when Mǐnzhì [[敏智]] replaced the retiring Déyī in [[1938]]. English and other nontraditional subjects were added.	+	In [[1931]], the incoming abbot, following what had become the custom among China's seminaries, changed the name of the seminary to the Tiānníng Buddhist Seminary 天寧佛學院. The curriculum was modernized, and Déyī [[得一]] became headmaster and lecturer in Consciousness-Only [[唯識]]. Modernization continued when Mǐnzhì [[敏智]] replaced the retiring Déyī in [[1938]]. English and other nontraditional subjects were added.

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Erik hammerstrom at 19:10, 23 July 2010

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	* Location(s): Tiānníng Temple [[天寧寺]], Chángzhōu [[常州]]		* Location(s): Tiānníng Temple [[天寧寺]], Chángzhōu [[常州]]

-	This seminary was founded in [[1920]] after the abbot of Tiānníng Temple saw that the 1,500 participants at the ordination that year were woefully lacking in basic monastic education. A small school for lay children that had been founded two decades before was moved, and a school for the study of the Vinaya was created. It was modeled after the ones held at Lóngchāng Temple [[隆昌寺]].	+	This seminary was founded in [[1920]] after the abbot of Tiānníng Temple saw that the 1,500 participants at the ordination that year were woefully lacking in basic monastic education. A small school for lay children that had been founded two decades before was moved, and a school for the study of the Vinaya [[律宗]] was created. It was modeled after the ones held at Lóngchāng Temple [[隆昌寺]].

	In [[1931]], the incoming abbot, following what had become the custom among China's seminaries, changed the name of the seminary to the Tiānníng Buddhist Seminary 天寧佛學院. The curriculum was modernized, and Déyī [[得一]] became headmaster and lecturer in Consciousness-Only 唯識. Modernization continued when Mǐnzhì [[敏智]] replaced the retiring Déyī in [[1938]]. English and other nontraditional subjects were added.		In [[1931]], the incoming abbot, following what had become the custom among China's seminaries, changed the name of the seminary to the Tiānníng Buddhist Seminary 天寧佛學院. The curriculum was modernized, and Déyī [[得一]] became headmaster and lecturer in Consciousness-Only 唯識. Modernization continued when Mǐnzhì [[敏智]] replaced the retiring Déyī in [[1938]]. English and other nontraditional subjects were added.

Erik hammerstrom at 20:38, 12 July 2010

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	'''References:'''		'''References:'''
-	* {{~~ZJFS~~}} P. 1.214.	+	* {{ZFJS}} P. 1.214.
	* {{BRC}} Pp. 114-116.		* {{BRC}} Pp. 114-116.

	[[Category:Institution]]		[[Category:Institution]]

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==Tiānníng Vinaya Hall: Tiānníng xuéjiè táng 天寧學戒堂 ==

This was one of the largest Buddhist seminaries [[佛學院]] in southern China, with an average annual enrollment of 200 students.

* [[1920]] - [[1949]]
* Location(s): Tiānníng Temple [[天寧寺]], Chángzhōu [[常州]]

This seminary was founded in [[1920]] after the abbot of Tiānníng Temple saw that the 1,500 participants at the ordination that year were woefully lacking in basic monastic education. A small school for lay children that had been founded two decades before was moved, and a school for the study of the Vinaya was created. It was modeled after the ones held at Lóngchāng Temple [[隆昌寺]].

In [[1931]], the incoming abbot, following what had become the custom among China's seminaries, changed the name of the seminary to the Tiānníng Buddhist Seminary 天寧佛學院. The curriculum was modernized, and Déyī [[得一]] became headmaster and lecturer in Consciousness-Only 唯識. Modernization continued when Mǐnzhì [[敏智]] replaced the retiring Déyī in [[1938]]. English and other nontraditional subjects were added.

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''''Notable Students'''

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'''Notes'''

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'''References:'''
* {{ZJFS}} P. 1.214.
* {{BRC}} Pp. 114-116.

[[Category:Institution]]