Reconfiguring Asia Through the Lens of Buddhism: India and Okakura Tenshin’s The Ideals of the East
The Japanese scholar and art critic Okakura Tenshin traveled to colonial India from January to September 1902 and made three visits to the Buddhist holy site of Bodh Gaya. There, he attempted to purchase a piece of land from the landowner, the Mahant, to build a vihāra (resthouse) for Japanese Buddh...
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