Buddhism II

A meeting hall or prayer room in a temple complex

• wat

• bot or vihara

• stupa or pagoda

A large Buddhist temple complex, which many buildings

• wat

• bot or vihara

• stupa or pagoda

A tower which houses relics

• wat

• bot or vihara

• stupa or pagoda

Founder of Intuitive Buddhism (Ch’an) in China

• Ashoka

• Maitreya

• Avalokiteshvara

• Amitabha

• Bodhidharma

The cosmic Buddha which rules over the Western Pure Land

• Ashoka

• Maitreya

• Avalokiteshvara

• Amitabha

• Bodhidharma

The Bodhisattva of Compassion; very popular with Tibetan Buddhists

• Ashoka

• Maitreya

• Avalokiteshvara

• Amitabha

• Bodhidharma

The future Buddha, who will come to renew the dharma of Siddhartha

• Ashoka

• Maitreya

• Avalokiteshvara

• Amitabha

• Bodhidharma

The Indian emperor that converted to Buddhism

• Ashoka

• Maitreya

• Avalokiteshvara

• Amitabha

• Bodhidharma

​ (a)   saved Buddhism by sending out​ (b)   to other parts of (c)   . Eventually, Hinduism regained the status of the dominant religion in ​ (d)   , and Siddhartha is viewed as an avatar of ​ (e)   .

• missionaries
• Ashoka
• Asia
• Amitabha
• Bodhidharma
• Vishnu
• India
• Shiva

Riddles or stories designed to confuse the rational mind

• koans

• Lotus Sutra

• Jataka Tales

• Pali Canon

• Bardo Thodol