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Bodhisena or Bodaisenna (704–760) was a Tamil Buddhist scholar and monk known for traveling to Japan and establishing the Kegon school, the Japanese transmission of the Huayan school of Chinese Buddhism. His stay has been noted in the official history records called the Shoku Nihongi, where he is referred to as Bodai-Senna.

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rdfs:label	Bodhisena (en) Bodhisena (fr) Bodhisena (in) 菩提僊那 (ja) Бодхисена (ru) 菩提僊那 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Bodhisena or Bodaisenna (704–760) was a Tamil Buddhist scholar and monk known for traveling to Japan and establishing the Kegon school, the Japanese transmission of the Huayan school of Chinese Buddhism. His stay has been noted in the official history records called the Shoku Nihongi, where he is referred to as Bodai-Senna. (en) Bodhisena (sanscrit : बोधिसेन ; chinois et japonais : 菩提僊那), né en 704 et mort en 760, était un moine bouddhique indien, connu pour son rôle dans l’établissement de l’école Kegon au Japon (basée sur les enseignements du Huayan chinois). Il est également connu sous les noms de Baramon Sōjō (littéralement l’« évêque brahmane »), Bodai et Bodaisenna. (fr) Bodhisena (Sanskerta बोधिसेन Tionghoa dan Jepang 菩提僊那) (704–760) adalah seorang sarjana dan biarawan Buddha India, yang dikenal karena mengunjungi Jepang dan mendirikan aliran , sebuah transmisi Jepang dari dari Buddhisme Tiongkok. Persinggahannya dicatat dalam catatan sejarah resmi yang bernama Shoku Nihongi, dimana ia disebut sebagai Bodai-Senna. (in) 菩提僊那（ぼだいせんな、704年 - 天平宝字4年2月25日〈760年3月16日〉）は、奈良時代の渡来僧。ボーディセーナ（サンスクリット語: बोधिसेन', Bodhisena）、菩提僧正、菩提仙那とも称される。唐に滞在中に日本僧の招請を受けて開元24年 / 天平8年（736年）に訪日。天平勝宝4年（752年）に東大寺大仏殿の開眼供養法会で婆羅門僧正として導師を務めた。弟子のが撰した『南天竺婆羅門僧正碑』・『東大寺要録』中の「大安寺菩提伝来記」に伝記が残されている。 (ja) Бодхисена (санскр. बोधिसेन'; яп. 菩提僊那 бодайсэнна; там. போதிஸேன; 704 г. — 760 г.) — индийский буддийский монах, мастер японской школы Кэгон. Происходил из варны брахманов. Прибыл в Японию в поисках реинкарнации бодхисаттвы Манджушри. Бодхисену часто называли Барамон-содзё (яп. 婆羅門僧正 Брахман-настоятель). Известен проведением церемонии освящения статуи большого будды в Тодай-дзи. Вторую половину своей жизни, которую Бодхисена провел в Японии, он посвятил развитию школы Кэгон и преподаванию санскрита. Проживал в храме . (ru) 菩提僊那（梵語：बोधिसेन，704年－760年3月16日），又稱婆羅門僧正、菩提僧正，天竺人，日本奈良時代的渡來僧。 (zh)
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