Talk:Emperor Jomei

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This could be the plausible explanation of this tidbit. This is a mere note which about something which can be checked later --Ooperhoofd 22:13, 30 August 2007 (UTC)
 * -- Nuryojukyo explained to Jomei?
 * "Le daïri fit venir au palais le prètre "Yè on" (宝永 __; Hoei yn?), pour expliquer le livre bouddhique "Mou riou zio kio" (Wou liang cheou king)." -- Titsingh, p. 42
 * "Le "Mouriou zio" ... ou celui dont la durée de la vie est imense; c'est la traduction chinoise d'une des épèthetes du dieu AmitAbja, vulgairement appelé Amida. -- Titisingh, p. 42 n1.


 * Muryojukyo(="Mou riou zio kio" or Wou liang cheou king)(無量寿経)=One of the Mahāyāna Buddhism (大乗仏教）'s Sutra
 * "Yè on"(恵隠, E-on in Japanese）=A buddhist monk from Tang(China). He came to Japan in the 9th month of the 11th yr of Jomei's era.
 * Emperor Jomei had Yè on(恵隠) preach Muryojukyo on the 5th day of the 5th month of the 12th yr of Jomei's era.--Pentiles 03:13, 20 October 2007 (UTC)