Horyuji | Temple Architecture
Horyuji: Buddhist temple architecture in India, China, Tibet, Korea, and Japan — structural and cultural analysis. Connects to Hong Kong and Chinese Buddhist cultural context.
Overview
Horyuji: Buddhist temple architecture in India, China, Tibet, Korea, and Japan — structural and cultural analysis. Connects to Hong Kong and Chinese Buddhist cultural context.
Key topics
- Temple Architecture
- Horyuji
- Hong Kong Buddhism
- Buddhist art
- temple culture
Related reading
- Asuka Period | Buddhist Art Timeline
- Hong Kong Buddhist Temples | Chinese Buddhism
- Taiwan Buddhist Temples | Chinese Buddhism
- Sui–Tang Period | Buddhist Art Timeline
- Chinese Han Buddhist Architecture | Temple Architecture
Module
This page belongs to the Temple Architecture section.
Full article in Chinese
The complete scholarly article with extended analysis and primary-source citations is available in Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.
Further Reading
Art & culture
- Hong Kong Buddhist Temples
- Taiwan Buddhist Temples
- Sui–Tang Period
- Chinese Han Buddhist Architecture
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CBETA Scripture Links
CBETA reader interface is in Chinese; search results link to the scripture.
Further Academic Reading
Selected papers from the NTU Buddhist Digital Library (catalog titles may be in Chinese or Japanese).