Shandao (simplified Chinese: 善导大师; traditional Chinese: 善導大師; pinyin: shàndǎo dàshī; Japanese: Zendō Daishi; 613–681) was a Chinese Buddhist scholar monk and an influential …

Shan-tao (Chinese: 善導大師; pinyin: shàn dào dà shī; Japanese: Zendō) (613-681) was an influential writer for the Pure Land school of Buddhism, prominent in China, Korea, Vietnam …

Shan Tao (born 30 May 1970) [1] is a Chinese former basketball player who competed in the 1992 Summer Olympics and in the 1996 Summer Olympics. [2]

Shan Tao may refer to: Shan-tao (a.k.a. "Shandao" and "Zendo"), the third patriarch of Pure Land Buddhism, Chinese monk and influential writer; Shan Tao (basketball), basketball player; Shan …

Shandao (simplified Chinese : 善导大师; traditional Chinese : 善導大師; pinyin : shàndǎo dàshī; Japanese: Zendō; 613-681) was an influential writer for the Pure Land Buddhism, prominent in …

Shan-tao [善導] (613–681) (PY Shandao; Zendō): The third patriarch of the Pure Land school in China. Shan-tao entered the priesthood at age ten and studied the Lotus, Vimalakīrti, and …

Although Shan-tao has been credited with popularizing Pure Land practice among the masses, his actual method of practice was much more complicated than simply reciting the Buddha …

Shan-tao, a historic Chinese Pure Land Buddhist master, focused on the Contemplation Sutra and wrote the commentaries including his great works in praising the rite of rebirth, Dharma …

Shandao (Shan-tao, 613-681) was born at Suzhou in the present Anhui Province (according to another tradition, Zhucheng in the Shandong Province) and was ordained while Shandao …

Shandao (Shan-tao, 613-681) was born at Suzhou in the present Anhui Province. When young, he entered the priesthood and devoted himself to the study of the Larger Sūtra of Amitābha …