Cast in Peking around 1420 and covered with rich religious inscriptions in Chinese and lantsa, the great Buddhist bell of the Yongle reign was first placed in the Wanshou temple from 1607 to 1743 and then in the Juesheng temple, where one can still see it today. At each moment when it was moved, the Peking literati redefined the symbolism of its ringing and redrew the boundaries of its acoustic space. Thus, the bell became the soundmark of each temple that sheltered it. Towards the end of the Ming, it was believed that this gigantic instrument nearly 7 metres high was able to recite all the sutras and dhāraṇī inscribed on it and produced sounds that spread not only across the capital but also in the netherworld. After the change of dynasty,...
It is a customary for Buddhist to hit the Bell and share their accumulated merits with all sentient ...
Communication présentée à l'Université Marc-Bloch de Strasbourg, juin 1997"Pu'an' Spell" (Pu'an zhou...
A bell at the Yeon-bog-jeol* 演福寺 Temple in Gae-seong 開城, cast by a Mongolian artisan in the second y...
Cast in Peking around 1420 and covered with rich religious inscriptions in Chinese and lantsa, the g...
Sonorous Inscriptions : Sacred Texts on the Bells in the Temples of Beijing, 1368-1911 The bells i...
This article traces the history of Buddhist temple bells during the Song dynasty, through bell inscr...
International audienceIn China at the intersection of musical instruments and the accessories of Bud...
This article explores the literary genre of Buddhist bell inscriptions in Song Dynasty China and dis...
This article attempts to clarify the realities of Song Dynasty court music in terms of music history...
Claudine Salmon L'histoire du gong et de sa diffusion en Asie en général et en Insulinde en particul...
Les niuzhong (" cloches à anse ") sont dérivées des cloches à battant ling qui comptent parmi les o...
Entre 1997 et 1998, les archéologues chinois ont découvert, sous la pagode du temple bouddhique Fame...
A bell at the Yeon-bog-jeol* 演福寺 Temple in Gae-seong 開城, cast by a Mongolian artisan in the second y...
Music was a central element to the political culture and an essential component of ritual ceremonies...
Dans un article antérieur, l'auteur avait présenté un gong militaire, trouvé à Muara Jambi (Sumatra ...
It is a customary for Buddhist to hit the Bell and share their accumulated merits with all sentient ...
Communication présentée à l'Université Marc-Bloch de Strasbourg, juin 1997"Pu'an' Spell" (Pu'an zhou...
A bell at the Yeon-bog-jeol* 演福寺 Temple in Gae-seong 開城, cast by a Mongolian artisan in the second y...
Cast in Peking around 1420 and covered with rich religious inscriptions in Chinese and lantsa, the g...
Sonorous Inscriptions : Sacred Texts on the Bells in the Temples of Beijing, 1368-1911 The bells i...
This article traces the history of Buddhist temple bells during the Song dynasty, through bell inscr...
International audienceIn China at the intersection of musical instruments and the accessories of Bud...
This article explores the literary genre of Buddhist bell inscriptions in Song Dynasty China and dis...
This article attempts to clarify the realities of Song Dynasty court music in terms of music history...
Claudine Salmon L'histoire du gong et de sa diffusion en Asie en général et en Insulinde en particul...
Les niuzhong (" cloches à anse ") sont dérivées des cloches à battant ling qui comptent parmi les o...
Entre 1997 et 1998, les archéologues chinois ont découvert, sous la pagode du temple bouddhique Fame...
A bell at the Yeon-bog-jeol* 演福寺 Temple in Gae-seong 開城, cast by a Mongolian artisan in the second y...
Music was a central element to the political culture and an essential component of ritual ceremonies...
Dans un article antérieur, l'auteur avait présenté un gong militaire, trouvé à Muara Jambi (Sumatra ...
It is a customary for Buddhist to hit the Bell and share their accumulated merits with all sentient ...
Communication présentée à l'Université Marc-Bloch de Strasbourg, juin 1997"Pu'an' Spell" (Pu'an zhou...
A bell at the Yeon-bog-jeol* 演福寺 Temple in Gae-seong 開城, cast by a Mongolian artisan in the second y...