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  • ...1949). 〈陳銘樞先生致 毛主席論佛法書〉 [Mr. Chen Mingshu's [[CM49MFS-T|Letter to Chairman Mao on the Buddhadharma]]]. 《覺訊月刊》 3.8: 2–3. Reprinted: 《民國佛教期刊文獻集成・補編》 78: 470 == Appendix: Mao's Reply == ...
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  • ...hist Association. As early as 1934 he privately expressed sympathy for Mao Zedong, years before any institutional incentive to do so. At the 1st National Peo ...Sherab Gyatso became the first among the Gelugpa hierarchy to welcome Mao Zedong's early successes and to express a wish for a program of reform in Tibet, a ...
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  • {{DISPLAYTITLE:Chen Mingshu, "Letter to Mao on the Buddhadharma"}} ...1949). 〈[[CM49MFS|陳銘樞先生致 毛主席論佛法書]]〉 [Mr. Chen Mingshu's Letter to Chairman Mao on the Buddhadharma]. 《覺訊月刊》 3.8: 2–3. Reprinted: 《民國佛教期刊文獻集成・補編》 78: 470–4 ...
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  • .../ref> He has separately recounted, in his own published autobiography, Mao Zedong privately telling him "Religion is poison," a remark he says horrified him. ...(1990). {{annotation|His autobiography, containing his own account of Mao Zedong's private remark that "Religion is poison."}} ...
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  • ...accommodation—and despite a private 1957 letter to Mao Zedong that praised Mao's proposed retirement from the state chairmanship while bluntly criticizing ...Congress in Hankou in 1938, sharing a platform with Soong Ching-ling, Mao Zedong, and Feng Yuxiang. In 1943 he co-founded the Three People's Principles Comr ...
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  • ...and diplomatic contacts abroad.<ref>Welch, Holmes (1972). ''Buddhism under Mao''. Harvard University Press.</ref> Within this framework, Buddhism was a to ...he bodhisattva path with shaping his own turn toward revolution, while Mao Zedong articulated a durable official framework treating Buddhism as cultural heri ...
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  • ...d, leaders of the Chinese Communist Party, such as Qu Qiubai (瞿秋白) and Mao Zedong (毛泽东); on the other, scholars of Buddhism who held Marxist views, such as H ...ory of excellent traditions further specified Buddhism's essence and role: Mao advocated "promoting the excellent traditions of Buddhism," meaning that th ...
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  • ...er Petition," submitted to Zhou Enlai and the Party Central Committee; Mao Zedong's furious reaction led to the Panchen Lama's escalating persecution and, by ...
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  • ...तुङ ''Mao Tse Tung'' (1950s). {{annotation|A biographical treatment of Mao Zedong and the Chinese revolutionary experience.}} ...
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