Tsha tsha inscriptions: a preliminary survey
Tsha tsha inscriptions: a preliminary survey
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擦擦铭文：初步调查
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10.1163/9789004252417_002
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2013
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K. Lama
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作者：
K. Lama
制作tsha tshas的做法起源于印度，在7世纪至11世纪的圆形牌匾和微型佛塔形状中，许多类似物在不同的佛教遗址中被大量发现，如Bodhgay，Sārnāth，Nāland和Ratnagiri。随着佛教教义的传播，这一习俗已传播到亚洲其他地区，在那里它经历了或多或少的重要发展，正如众多考古发现所证明的那样。这一章提供了一个初步的清单上的tsha tshas铭文。它提出了一个大型语料库的系统调查，以更好地了解他们的多样性，并建立了第一个分类。调查强调了几个世纪以来不同铭文使用频率的重大发展。关键词：亚洲;佛教遗址;刹刹铭文
The practice of making tsha tshas is of Indian origin and numerous equivalents in the shape of plaques and miniature stupas moulded in the round dating from the 7th to 11th centuries have been uncovered in abundance on different Buddhist sites such as Bodhgayā, Sārnāth, Nālandā and Ratnagiri. With the spread of the Buddhist doctrine, this practice has been disseminated to other parts of Asia where it has undergone more or less important developments, as evidenced by the numerous archaeological discoveries. This chapter provides a preliminary inventory of the inscriptions stamped on tsha tshas . It presents a systematic survey of a large corpus for a better understanding of their diversity and establishes a first classification. The survey highlights a significant development in the frequency of use of the different inscriptions over the centuries. Keywords:Asia; Buddhist sites; tsha tsha inscriptions