Nagarjuna and Vasubandhu wrote treatises on the practice of this religion in India, and this school believes that dharma naturally declines over time, known as mappo.
Nagarjuna and Vasubandhu wrote treatises on the practice of this religion in India, and this school believes that dharma naturally declines over time, known as mappo. One subbranch of this school performs its primary devotional practice at precise intervals, causing it to be nicknamed the "Time School", while this school utilizes an "eighteenth vow". This school of thought practices the nembutsu, or ritual repeating of names. This school of Buddhisism is considered to be based on the Larger Sutra of the Immesurable Life, and promises rebirth in a Western paradise ruled by Amitabha, which is known as Sukhavati. For ten points, identify this constituent branch of Mahayana Buddishm, along with Zen.
Nagarjuna and Vasubandhu wrote treatises on the practice of this religion in India, and this school believes that dharma naturally declines over time, known as mappo.
{Pure Land} Buddhism (also accept “{Amidism}” and “{Jìngtǔzōng}”)