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ERKEN DÖNEM JAPON BUDİZMİ

The Early Period Japanese Buddhism

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  • Fırat Üniversitesi İlahiyat Fakültesi Dergisi

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  • 2014

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Buddhism came to Japan from China via Korea and spread there Mahayana Buddhism that was common in Chine-Korea region. After entering Japan, Buddhism encountered with the local beliefs of Japan, first of all Shintoism and, with its compromising character, assimilated the values of Japanese people to a certain extent. Consequently, a new understanding came into being which basically depends on Buddhist teaching and also Japanese beliefs, and this new religious perspective was called Japanese Buddhism.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Budizm Japonya’ya Kore yoluyla Çin’den gelmiş ve burada Çin-Kore bölgesinde yaygın olan Mahayana Budizmi yayılmıştır. Budizm Japonya’ya girdikten sonra, başta Şintoizm olmak üzere Japonya’nın yerel inanışlarıyla karşılaşmış ve uzlaşmacı karakteriyle Japon halkının değerlerini tarihsel süreç içerisinde belli oranda özümsemiştir. Bu çerçevede temelde Budist öğretiye dayanan, bunun yanı sıra Japon halk inançlarından ve Japonya’daki diğer dini öğretilerden izler taşıyan yeni bir anlayış ortaya çıkmış ve bu yeni dinî perspektif Japon Budizmi olarak adlandırılmıştır. Bu çalışmada Erken dönem Japon Budizmi; Budizm’in Japonya’ya girişiyle başlatılmış ve Budizm’in Japonlara özgü bir dini anlayış haline gelinceye kadar geçen süreci kapsayacak şekilde ele alınmıştır.
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