- HUI-YÜAN
- (334-417)a CONVERT from TAOISM and CONFUCIANISM to BUDDHISM. He founded the famous MONASTERY of Tung-lin and through his White Lotus Society is seen as one of the founders of PURE LAND BUDDHISM.
Concise dictionary of Religion. 2012.
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