Unter dem Bodhi-Baum

Festschrift für Klaus Röhrborn anlässlich des 80. Geburtstags überreicht von Kollegen, Freunden und Schülern

Contributions by Kamiljan Abdukerem Contributions by Jin-il Chung Contributions by Siglinde Dietz Contributions by Murat Elmali Contributions by Marcel Erdal Contributions by Jens-Uwe Hartmann Contributions by Dilara Israpil Contributions by Mustafa S. Kaçalin Contributions by György Kara Contributions by Yukio Kasai Contributions by Arzu Kaygusuz Contributions by Cuma Kazanci Contributions by Koichi Kitsudo Contributions by Michael Knüppel Contributions by Dai Matsui Contributions by Dieter Maue Contributions by Ayisima Miersulitan Contributions by Juten Oda Contributions by Mirsultan Osmanov Contributions by Zekine Özertural Contributions by Georges-Jean Pinault Contributions by András Róna-Tas Contributions by Claus Schönig Contributions by Ablet Semet Contributions by Osman Fikri Sertkaya Contributions by Hossein Sheikh Contributions by Gökhan Şilfeler Contributions by Erdem Uçar Contributions by Antje Wendtland Contributions by Klaus Wille Contributions by Abdurishid Yakup Contributions by Zhang Tieshan Contributions by Peter Zieme Edited by Zekine Özertural Edited by Gökhan Şilfeler

Book cover: Unter dem Bodhi-Baum

Extent: 426 pages

Publisher: V&R unipress

Subjects: Asian/Pacific Studies & Religions, Buddhist Studies, Medieval Studies

Language: German

Hardback (Published)

(March 2019)

ISBN: 9783847109327

6.3 x 9.33 inches

Price: $94.00

In stock

Die uigurische Zivilisation, zwischen der iranischen und der fernostlichen chinesischen Welt, erreichte ihren Hohepunkt zu Beginn des 2. Jahrtausends nach Christi. Trager dieser Hochkultur war der Mahayana-Buddhismus, dem sich dieser Band widmet.


The Uyghurian civilisation between the Iranian and the oriental Chinese world reached its peak at the beginning of the 20th century AD. This volume focuses on Mahayana-Buddhism, the carrier of this high culture. Various aspects of the Buddhist civilisation of central Asia will be highlighted and the Uyghurian Buddhism from the pre-classical until the late classical time period (10th to the middle of the 15th century) will be analysed. Moreover, authors will edit or interpret Buddhist texts in the contact languages of the Uyghurian language Sanskrit, Chinese, Sogdian and Tocharian and discuss the various relations between the Indian, Chinese, Sogdian, Tocharian and Uyghurian Buddhism.

  • Contributions by Kamiljan Abdukerem
  • Contributions by Jin-il Chung
  • Contributions by Siglinde Dietz
  • Contributions by Murat Elmali
  • Contributions by Marcel Erdal
  • Contributions by Jens-Uwe Hartmann
  • Contributions by Dilara Israpil
  • Contributions by Mustafa S. Kaçalin
  • Contributions by György Kara
  • Contributions by Yukio Kasai
  • Contributions by Arzu Kaygusuz
  • Contributions by Cuma Kazanci
  • Contributions by Koichi Kitsudo
  • Contributions by Michael Knüppel
  • Contributions by Dai Matsui
  • Contributions by Dieter Maue
  • Contributions by Ayisima Miersulitan
  • Contributions by Juten Oda
  • Contributions by Mirsultan Osmanov
  • Contributions by Zekine Özertural
  • Contributions by Georges-Jean Pinault
  • Contributions by András Róna-Tas
  • Contributions by Claus Schönig
  • Contributions by Ablet Semet
  • Contributions by Osman Fikri Sertkaya
  • Contributions by Hossein Sheikh
  • Contributions by Gökhan Şilfeler
  • Contributions by Erdem Uçar
  • Contributions by Antje Wendtland
  • Contributions by Klaus Wille
  • Contributions by Abdurishid Yakup
  • Contributions by Zhang Tieshan
  • Contributions by Peter Zieme
  • Edited by Zekine Özertural
  • Edited by Gökhan Şilfeler