Whose orders? Chinese popular God temple networks and the rise of Chinese 
Mahayana Buddhist monasteries in Southeast Asia

Dean, Kenneth

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Whose orders? Chinese popular God temple networks and the rise of Chinese Mahayana Buddhist monasteries in Southeast Asia

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Dean, K. (2019). Whose orders? Chinese popular God temple networks and the rise of Chinese Mahayana Buddhist monasteries in Southeast Asia. In R. M. Feener, & A. M. Blackburn (Eds.), Buddhist and Islamic orders in southern Asia: comparative perspectives (pp. 99-124). Honolulu: University of Hawaiʻi Press.

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