This bibliography contains all the works cited in the notes except the Buddhist materials which are easily identifiable (e.g., Shōwa hōbō sōmokuroku [1929], Taishō shinshū daizōkyō sōmokuroku [1932], and “Tables du Taishō Issaikyō” in HBGR [1932]) and the works listed under “Abbreviations.” Unless otherwise noted, all the Korean books are published in Seoul.
East Asian Sources
Adachi Kiroku. Kōshō Hokken den (Tokyo, 1936).
-------- Daitō saiiki guhō kōsōden (Tokyo, 1942).
-------- Daitō saiiki ki (Kyoto, 1942-1943).
An Kye-hyōn. “P‘algwanhoe ko,” Tongguk sahak, 4 (1956), 31-54.
Araki Kengo. Jukyō to bukkyō (Kyoto, 1963).
Arimitsu Kyōichi. “Keishū Getsujō Taikyū Tatsujō no jōhekika no iseki ni tsuite,” CG, 14 (1959), 489-502.
Chang Yü-shu et al. K‘ang-hsi tzu-tien (WYWK).
-------- P‘ei-wen yün-fu (WYWK).
Ch‘en Yin-k‘o. “Ts‘ui Hao yü K‘ou Ch‘ien-chi,” Ling-nan hsüeh-pao, 11 (1950), 111-134.
Chi Yün et al. Ssu-k‘u ch‘üan-shu tsung-mu (Shanghai, 1930).
Ch‘ien Mu, "Chung-kuo ssu-hsiang-shih chung-chih kuei-shen-kuan,” Hsin-ya hsüeh-pao, 1 (1955), 1-43.
Chin Hong-sŏp. “Hŭngnyunsaji ch‘ult‘o ŭi wajŏn,” Kogo niisul, no. 59 (June 1965), 17-21.
Cho Chi-hun. “Silla kukho yŏn‘gu non,” Koryŏ taehakkyo osip chunyŏn kinyŏm nonmunjip (1955), pp. 167-188.
Cho Myŏng-gi. Silla pulgyo ŭi inyŏm kwa yŏksa (1962).
-------- Koryŏ Taegak kuksa wa Ch‘ŏnt‘ae sasang (1964).
Ch‘oe Cha. Pohan chip (CKK) (1911).
Ch‘oe Kang-hyon. “Silla Sui chŏn sogo,” Kugŏ kungmunhak, 25 (1962), 147-163; 26 (1963), 89-106.
Ch‘oe Nam-sŏn. “Haedong kosŭng chŏn,” Pulgyo, no. 37 (July 1927), 1-30.
-------- “Shiragi Shinkōō no zairai sampi to shinshutsugen no Maunrei-hi,” SG, 2 (1930), 69-90.
-------- Tonggyŏng t‘ongji (Kyŏngju, 1933).
Chŏng Chung-hwan. “Saro yukch‘on kwa yukch‘onin ŭi ch‘ulsin e taehayŏ,” Yŏksa hakpo, 17-18 (1962), 413-436.
Chŏng Yag-yong. Chŏng Tasan chŏnsŏ (3 vols. ; 1960-1961).
Chou i (SPTK).
Chou li (SPTK).
Chu Ch‘i-feng. Tz‘u t‘ung (Shanghai, 1934).
Chu-shu chi-nien (SPPY).
Eda Shunyū. “Shiragi no bukkyō juyō ni kansuru shomondai,” Bunka, 2 (1935), 961-988.
-------- “Shiragi no Jizō to Godaisan,” Bunka, 21 (1957), 562-573.
-------- “Shiragi no bukkyō,” Kōza bukkyō, 4 (Tokyo, 1958), 253-278.
Ennin. Nittō guhō junrei kōki (Dainihon bukkyō zensho, 113; Tokyo, 1918).
Erh-shih-wu shih (K‘ai-ming ed.).
Fang I et al. Chung-kuo jen-ming ta-tz‘u-tien (Shanghai, 1934).
Fujita Ryōsaku. “Chōsen no nengō to kinen,” TG, 41 (1958), 335-373:
Fujita Toyohachi. Tōzai kōshōshi no kenkyū: Saiiki hen (Tokyo, 1943).
Fukui Kōjun. Tōyō shisōshi kenkyū (Tokyo, 1960).
Fukunaga Mitsuji. “Shiton to sono shūi,” Bukkyō shigaku, 5 (March 1956), 12-34.
Han Fei tzu (SPPY).
Han Ying. Han-shih wai-chuan (SPTK).
Han Yü. Ch‘ang-li hsien -sheng chi (SPPY).
Hashimoto Hōkei. Yuimagyō no shisōteki kenkyū (Kyoto, 1966).
Hatani Ryōtai. Saiiki no bukkyō (Kyoto, 1914).
Hattori Masaaki. “Jinna oyobi sono shūhen no nendai,” Tsukamoto hakushi shōju kinen bukkyō shigaku ronshū (Kyoto, 1961), pp. 79—96.
Hayashiya Tomojirō. Bukkyō oyobi bukkyōshi no kenkyū (Tokyo, 1948).
Hikata Ryūshō. “Seshin nendai saikō,” Miyamoto Shōson kyōju kanreki kinen rombunshū (Tokyo, 1954), pp. 305-323.
Hong Sa-jun. “Silla Yŏngmyosaji ŭi ch‘ujŏng,” Kogo misul, no. 23 (June 1962), 5-10.
-------- “Unmunsa ŭi Chagapchŏn,” Misul charyo, 5 (1962), 11-14.
Hong Sun-t‘ak. “Hyangyak kugŭppang ŏsa ko,” Honam munhwa yŏn‘gu, 2 (September 1964), 61-73.
Hoshikawa Kiyotaka. “Shindai ni okeru fūryū no rinen no seiritsu katei ni tsuite,” Ibaragi daigaku bunrigakubu kiyō, 1 (1951), 93-104; 2 (1952), 100-114.
-------- “Fūryū no shisō to Chūgoku bungaku,” Shibun, 9 (1954), 11-25.
Hsiao T‘ung. Wen hsüan (WYWK).
Hsing-chün. Lung-k‘an shou-chien (SPTK).
Hsü Ching. Hsüan-ho feng-shih Kao-li t‘u-ching (Keijō, 1932).
Hsü Shen. Shuo wen (SPTK).
Hsün tzu (SPTK).
Hyech‘o. Wang o Ch‘ŏnch‘ukkuk chŏn (Ch‘oe Nam-sŏn ed.; 1954).
Hyŏngnyŏn Chŏng. Kyunyŏ chŏn (Ch‘oe Nam-sŏn ed.; 1954).
Ikeda Suetoshi. “Kiji kō,” Hiroshima daigaku bungakubu kiyō, 10 (1956), 206-248.
Ikeuehi Hiroshi. “Kōkuri kenkoku no densetsu to shijō no jijitsu,” TG, 28 (1941), 169-189.
Imanishi Ryū. “Kaitō kōsō den,” SR, 3 (July 1918), 452-458.
-------- “Kōrai Fukaku kokuson Ichinen ni tsuikite,” Geimon, 9 (1918), 601-616, 749-761.
-------- “Shumō no densetsu oyobi Rōtatchi no densetsu,” Naitō hakushi shōju kinen shigaku ronsō (Tokyo, 1930), pp. 715-741.
-------- Kōraishi kenkyū (Keijō, 1944).
Izushi Yoshihiko. Shina shinwa densetsu no kenkyū (Tokyo, 1943).
Kagawa Yoshio. “Shōmangyō no kenkyū,” Bukkyō daigaku kenkyū kiyō, 32 (1956), 47-82.
Kanaoka Shūyū. “Kongōmyōkyō no teiōkan to sono Shina-Nihonteki juyō,” Bukkyō shigaku, 6 (1957), 267-278.
Kang Man-gil. “Chinhŭngwang pi ŭi suga myŏngsin yŏn‘gu,” Sach‘ong, 1 (1955), 66-77.
Kim Ch‘ŏl-chun. “Silla sangdae sahoe ŭi Dual Organization,” Yŏksa hakpo, 1 (1952), 15-47; 2 (1952), 85-114.
Kim I-jae and Cho Pyŏng-gi. Chunggyŏng chi (CKK) (1911).
Kim Sang-gi. “Kalmunwang ko,” CH, 5 (1936), 181-201.
-------- “Taegak kuksa Ŭich‘ŏn e taehayŏ,” Kuksasang ŭi chemunje, 3 (1959), 79-102.
Kim Yŏng-t‘ae. “Mirŭk sŏnhwa ko,” Pulgyo hakpo, 3-4 (1966), 135-149.
Kimura Eiichi ed. Eon kenkyū (2 vols.; Kyoto, 1960-1962).
Ko Hung. Pao-p‘u tzu (WYWK).
Kobayashi Shimmei. “Wakōdōjin kō,” Tōhōgakkai sōritsu jūgoshunen kinen Tōhōgaku ronshū (Tokyo, 1962), pp. 105-115.
Konjaku monogatari shū (Nihon koten bungaku taikei, 23; Tokyo, 1960).
Ku Tsu-yü. Tu-shih fang-yü chi-yao (WYWK).
Kuang-ya su-cheng (WYWK).
Kudō Jōshō. Seshin kyōgaku no taikeiteki kenkyū (Kyoto, 1955).
Kuwabara Jitsuzō. Tōzai kōtsūshi ronsō (Tokyo, 1944).
Kwŏn Che et al. Yongbiŏch‘ŏnka (Kyujanggak series, 4-5; Keijō, 1937-1938).
Kwŏn Kŭn. Yangch‘on chip (1937 ed.).
Kwŏn Mun-hae. Taedong unbu kunok (Kukko ch‘ongsŏ, 1; 1950).
Kwŏn Sang-no. “Han‘guk kodae sinang ŭi illyŏn,” Pulgyo hakpo, 1 (1963), 81-108.
Li chi (SPPY).
Li-chi chu-su (SPPY).
Li Fang et al. T‘ai-p'ing yü-lan (1807 ed.).
Li Po. Ri Haku no sakuhin (Tōdai kenkyū no shiori, 9; Kyoto, 1958).
Lieh tzu (SPPY).
Ling-fu Ch‘eng. Ta-chung i-shih (Shuo-fu, 49).
Liu I-ch‘ing. Shih-shuo hsin-yü (SPPY).
Lun yü (Harvard-Yenching Institute Sinological Index Series, Supplement No. 16).
Matsumoto Bunsaburō. “Butten ni arawaruru Shintan no go ni tsuite,” SR, 12 (1927), 36-45, 179-191.
Meng tzu (Harvard-Yenching Institute Sinological Index Series, Supplement No. 17).
Mishina Shōei. “Kodai Chōsen ni okeru ōja shutsugen no shinwa to girei ni tsuite,” SR, 18 (1933), 67-96, 328-371, 453-480.
-------- “Chōsen ni okeru bukkyō to minzoku shinkō,” Bukkyō shigaku, 4 (1954), 9-33.
Mitamura Taisuke. “Shumō no densetsu to Tsungūsu bunka no seikaku,” Ritsumeikan bungaku, 70-72 (Kyoto, 1.949), 97-117.
Miyakawa Hisayuki, Rikuchōshi kenkyū (Tokyo, 1956).
Miyamoto Shōson. “Shōjo shuron no kenkyū: Tendai Kajō ni okeru Shina bukkyō no ichimondai,” Bukkyō kenkyū, 2 (Tokyo, 1938), 1-32.
Mori Mikisaburō. Ryō no Butei (Kyoto, 1956).
Moroto Tatsuo. “Yō Kō no sūfutsu to Rajū no yakkyō jigyō,” Tōyōgaku, 6 (Sendai, 1961), 35-48.
Murakami Yoshimi. “Kōsōden no shini ni tsuite,” Tōhō shūkyō, 17 (1.961), 1-17.
Nagasawa Yōji, “Kodai Chūgoku ni okeru kijin no imi ni tsuite,” Fukushima daigaku gakugeigakubu ronshū, 1 (1950), 71-94.
Naitō Shunpo. Chōsen-shi kenkyū (Kyoto, 1961).
Nakamura Hajime and Kawada Kumatarō, eds. Kegon shisō (Kyoto, 1960).
Nan-hua chen-ching (SPTK).
Ninomiya Keinin. “Kōrai no Hakkane ni tsukite,” CG, 9 (1.956), 235-251.
-------- “Chōsen ni okeru Ninnōe no kaisetsu,” CG, 14 (1959), 155-163.
-------- “Kōraichō no kōrei hōe,” CG, 15 (i960), 19-30.
Nomura Yōshō. Sangoku iji (Kokuyaku issaikyō, Shidenbu 10; 1962), pp. 251-635.
Ǒ Suk-kwŏn. P‘aegwan chapki (CKK; 1904).
Ōchō Enichi. Chūgoku bukkyō no kenkyū (Kyoto, 1.958).
Ogawa Tamaki. “Fūryū no gogi no henka,” Kokugo kokubun, 20 (1951), 514-526.
-------- Tōshi gaisetsu (Tokyo, 1958).
Ōta Teizō. “Ryō Butei no shadō hōfutsu ni tsuite ntgau,” Yūki kyōju shōju kinen bukkyō shisoshi ronshū (Tokyo, 1964), pp. 417-432.
Ōtani Kōshō. “Todai bukkyō no girei: tokuni hōe ni tsuite,” SZ, 46 (1935), 1183- 1231, 1377-1405.
Ōtani Kunihiko. “Chūgoku kodai no tenseki ni okeru shin to ki,” Kambungaku kenkyū, 11 (1963), 1-11; Chūgoku koten kenkyū, 12 (1964), 83-96.
Ōya Tokujō. Kōrai zokuzō chūzōkō (3 vols.; Kyoto, 1937).
Pak Pong-u. “Ch‘ŏnggu sŭngjŏn poram,” Shin pulgyo, nos. 21-27 (February-November, 1940).
Po-hu t‘ung (SPTK).
Sakamoto Yukio. Kegon kyōgaku no kenkyū (Kyoto, 1956).
Sasaki Gesshō. Kan‘yaku shihon taishō, Shōdaijōron tsuki Chibetto yaku Shōdaijōron (Tokyo, 1959).
Satō Tetsuei. “Hokke gengi no seiritsu katei ni kansuru kenkyū,” Indogaku bukkyō-gaku kenkyū, 6 (1958), 312-322.
Shan-hai ching (SPTK).
Shang shu (SPTK).
Shih ching (Harvard-Yenching Institute Sinological Index Series, Supplement No. 9).
Sŏ Kŏ-jŏng. Tongin sihwa (CKK; 1911).
-------- Tongmun sŏn (CKK; 1914).
Son Chin-t‘ae. “China minjok ŭi unggye sinang kwa kŭ chŏnsŏl,” CH, 3 (1935), 76-92.
Ssu-ma Kuang. Tzu-chih t‘ung-chien (Peking, 1957).
Suematsu Yasukazu. Shiragi-shi no shomondai (Tokyo, 1954).
Sugano no Mamichi. Shoku Nihongi (Shintei zōho kokushi taikei, 2; Tokyo, 1937).
Sugimoto Naojirō and Mitarai Masaru. “Kodai Chūgoku ni okeru taiyō setsuwa,” Minzokugaku kenkyū, 15 (1950), 304-327.
Sung Min-ch‘iu. Ch‘ang-an chih (Tōdai kenkyū no shiori, 6; Kyoto, 1956).
Suzuki Keizō. “Kōtei sunawachi Bosatsu to Kōtei sunawachi Nyorai ni tsuite,” Bukkyō shigaku, 10 (1962), 1-15.
Suzuki Munetada. Yuishiki tetsugaku kenkyū (Kyoto, 1957).
Taegak kuksa munjip (1931).
Takahashi Tōru. “Daikaku kokushi no Kōrai bukkyō ni taisuru keirin ni tsuite,” CG, 10 (1956), 113-147.
-------- Richō bukkyō (Tokyo, 1929).
Takamine Ryōshū. Kegon shisōshi (Kyoto, 1963).
Takigawa Kametarō. Shiki kaichū kōshō (10 vols.; Tokyo, 1933-1935).
Tamura Sennosuke. “Shiro no rokuson to sono Shiragi eno hatten,” SG, 28 (1.937), 82-125.
T‘ang Yung-t‘ung. Han-Wei liang-Chin Nan-pei-ch‘ao fo-chiao-shih (2 vols.; Shanghai, 1938).
Ting Fu-pao. Fo-hsüeh ta-tz‘u-tien (Shanghai, 1921).
Tokiwa Daijō. Metnyō bosatsu ron (Tokyo, 1905).
Tongguk taehakkyo bulgyo sahak yon‘gusil, ed. Tongsa yŏlchŏn (Changwoe chamnok, 2; 1957).
Tsang Li-ho et al. Chung-kuo ku-chin ti-ming ta-tz‘u-tien (Shanghai, 1930).
Tso chuan (Harvard-Yenching Institute Sinological Index Series, Supplement No. 11).
Tsuboi Shunei. “Kanazawa bunko shozō Enshū monrui narabini kaidai,” Butsudai gakuhō, 30 (1955), 99-121.
Tsukamoto Zenryū. Shina bukkyōshi kenkyū: Hokugi hen (Tokyo, 1942).
-------- , ed. Jōron kenkyū (Kyoto, 1955).
-------- , “Chūgoku no bukkyō hakugai,” Kōza bukkyō, 4 (Tokyo, 1958), 131-164.
Tu Fu. Tu Shao-ling chi hsiang-chu (WYWK).
Tu Yu. T‘ung tien (Kuo-hsüeh chi-pen ts‘ung-shu ed.; Taipei, 1959).
Tung Tso-pin. Chronological Tables of Chinese History (2 vols.; Hong Kong, 1960).
Ui Hakuju. Shōdaijōron no kenkyū (Tokyo, 1935).
-------- “Shōmangyō no bonbun danpen,” Nagoyadaigaku bungakubu jisshūnen kinen ronshū (1954), pp. 189-210.
-------- Daijō but ten no kenkyū (Tokyo, 1963).
Wang Ch‘in-jo et al. Ts‘e-fu yüan-kuei (Chung-hua shu-chü ed.; 1960).
Wang Ch‘ung. Lun heng (SPPY).
Wang P‘u. T‘ang hui-yao (TSCC).
Wang Su. K‘ung-tzu chia-yu (SPPY).
Wei Ying-wu. Wei Chiang-chou chi (SPTK).
Yamada Ryūjō. Bongo butten no shobunken (Tokyo, 1959).
Yamanouchi Shinkyō. Shina bukkyōshi no kenkyū (Kyoto, 1921).
Yamasaki Hiroshi. “Ryō Butei no bukkyō shinkō ni tsuite,” Saitō sensei koki kinen shukuga ronshū (Tokyo, 1937), pp. 437-470.
Yang Chu-dong. Koga yŏn‘gu (1957).
Yang Lien-sheng. “Lao-chün yin-sung chieh-ching chiao-shih,” Chung-yang yen-chiu-yüan li-shih yü-yen yen-chiu-so chi-k‘an, 28 (1956), 17-54.
Yang Po-chün. Lieh-tzu chi-shih (Shanghai, 1958).
Yaotani Takayasu. “Shiragi shakai to Jōdokyō,” Shichō, 7 (1937), 609-658.
“Shiragisō Gishō-den kō,” Shina bukkyō shigaku, 3 (1939), 79-94.
Yi Chae-ch‘ang. “Samguk sagi bulgyo ch‘ojon puju,” Pulgyo hakpo, 2 (1964), 305-322.
Yi Hong-jik, ed. Kuksa taesajōn (2 vols.; 1963).
Yi Hye-gu. “Ŭiryesang ŭro pon P‘algwanhoe,” Yesul nonmunjip, 1 (1962), 92-108.
Yi Il-lo. Kugyok P‘ahan chip (1964).
Yi Ki-baek. “Samguk sidae pulgyo chŏllae wa kŭ sahoejŏk sŏngkyŏk,” Yŏksa hakpo, 6 (1954), 128-205.
Yi Ki-mun. “Sipsam segi chungyŏp ŭi kugŏ charyo: Hyangyak kugŭppang ŭi kach‘i,” Tonga munhwa, 1 (1963), 63-91.
Yi Kyu-bo. Tongguk Yisangguk chip (KKH; 1958).
Yi Kyu-gyŏng. Oju yŏnmun changjŏn san‘go (KKH; 1959).
Yi Pyŏng-do. “Chindan pyŏn,” CH, 1 (1934), 167-174.
-------- “Imsin sŏgi sŏk e taehayŏ,” Seoul taehakkyo nonmunjip, 5 (1957), 1-7.
-------- Han‘guk sa, I (1959); II (1962).
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-------- Yuishikigaku tensekishi (Tokyo, 1962).
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