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'''There are two periodicals by this name. The periodical ''South Seas Buddhism'' [[南瀛佛教]] went by this name in [[1941]]. The other, which started in 1947, is listed below.''' | '''There are two periodicals by this name. The periodical ''South Seas Buddhism'' [[南瀛佛教]] went by this name in [[1941]]. The other, which started in 1947, is listed below.''' | ||
- | == Táiwān | + | == Táiwān Fójiào 台灣佛教 (''Taiwanese Buddhism'') == |
- | * Run: [[1947]] - | + | * Run: [[1947]] - 1970 |
- | * Location(s): Táiběi 台北, Táiwān 台灣 | + | * Location(s): Táiběi [[台北]], Táiwān [[台灣]] |
- | * Person(s): Lín Juézhōu 林覺周, publisher | + | * Person(s): Lín Juézhōu 林覺周, publisher; Zēng Pǔxìn [[曾普信]], editor |
- | * Associated Organizations: Taiwanese Buddhist Magazine Society | + | * Associated Organizations: Taiwanese Buddhist Magazine Society 台灣佛教雜誌社, Taiwanese Provincial Branch of the Chinese Buddhist Association [[中國佛教會]]台灣省分會 |
- | Printed by Táiběi Commercial 台北商事 Printing House. | + | Printed by Táiběi Commercial 台北商事 Printing House. The length varied from 12 to 50 pages per issue. The goal of this periodical was the explanation of Buddhist teachings. It carried the recollections and biographies of eminent monks like Tàixū [[太虛]] and Jùzàn [[巨贊]]. It also carried vernacular translations of sūtras, as well as advanced studies. |
- | [[MFQ]] has 5 issues between 1948.6 and 1948.12. | + | * [[MFQ]] has 5 issues between 1948.6 and 1948.12. |
+ | * A digital edition is available from Dharma Drum Buddhist College [http://buddhistinformatics.ddbc.edu.tw/taiwan_fojiao/] | ||
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'''References:''' | '''References:''' |
There are two periodicals by this name. The periodical South Seas Buddhism 南瀛佛教 went by this name in 1941. The other, which started in 1947, is listed below.
Printed by Táiběi Commercial 台北商事 Printing House. The length varied from 12 to 50 pages per issue. The goal of this periodical was the explanation of Buddhist teachings. It carried the recollections and biographies of eminent monks like Tàixū 太虛 and Jùzàn 巨贊. It also carried vernacular translations of sūtras, as well as advanced studies.
Gregory Adam Scott
References:
MFQ 205.47