Old map of the World, buddhist worldview, 1710

Old map of the World, buddhist worldview, 1710Zuda Rokashi Hotan (1654 1728) was a prominent Japanese Buddhist scholar priest who made significant contributions during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Notably, he founded Kyoto's Kegon ji Temple and is celebrated in cartographic circles for his creation of the influential Buddhist world map, known as the "Nansunbushu Bankoku Shoka no Zu" (Outline Map of All Countries of the Southern Continent). Published in 1710, this map holds distinction

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