Networks of Faith and Profit
Autor Yiwen Lien Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 mar 2025
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781009303088
ISBN-10: 1009303082
Pagini: 230
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
ISBN-10: 1009303082
Pagini: 230
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Cuprins
1. Introduction: Buddhist trade networks in East Asia; 2. Replacing tributary relations: the reciprocal collaboration between monks and merchants, 839–900; 3. Not only for the dharma: pilgrim monks as intermediaries between China and Japan, 900–1100; 4. Building a Base for Trade: the 'Chinese quarter' in Hakata, 1100–1200; 5. Transporting goods and faith: the economic privileges of the religious network, 1200–1270; 6. Sending ships to China to finance monastery construction: trade between the Mongol empire and the Japanese archipelago, 1270–1368; 7. Resuming tribute relations and the aftermath of the religio-commercial network, 1368–1403.
Recenzii
'A fascinating study of how politics, religion, and economic developments were intertwined in ancient and medieval Japan and China. Through skilful analysis of texts and archaeological discoveries, Networks of Faith and Profit reveals the importance of monks and monasteries in Sino-Japanese exchanges. Highly recommended.' Thomas D. Conlan, Princeton University
'By shedding light on the networks of Buddhist monks and merchants who nourished vital connections between China and Japan while the two countries suspended diplomatic relations, Li's book offers a novel contribution to topical issues in pre-modern world history: the synergy and rivalry between religious and commercial elites and between state-sponsored and informal trading organizations.' Francesca Trivellato, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton University
'In this path breaking study of Sino-Japanese maritime encounters from the ninth to the fifteenth century, Li Yiwen utilizes both Chinese and Japanese archival sources to illustrate how the intersection of Buddhist faith and commercial profit inspired private networks of monks and merchants who conveyed goods, ideas, and information between the continent and the archipelago.' Richard von Glahn, University of California, Los Angeles
'By shedding light on the networks of Buddhist monks and merchants who nourished vital connections between China and Japan while the two countries suspended diplomatic relations, Li's book offers a novel contribution to topical issues in pre-modern world history: the synergy and rivalry between religious and commercial elites and between state-sponsored and informal trading organizations.' Francesca Trivellato, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton University
'In this path breaking study of Sino-Japanese maritime encounters from the ninth to the fifteenth century, Li Yiwen utilizes both Chinese and Japanese archival sources to illustrate how the intersection of Buddhist faith and commercial profit inspired private networks of monks and merchants who conveyed goods, ideas, and information between the continent and the archipelago.' Richard von Glahn, University of California, Los Angeles