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Sometime during the late fourteenth or early fifteenth century, several variants of an indigenous Chinese sutra known as the Xuepenjing 血盆経 (“Blood Bowl Sutra,” Jpns. KetsubonkyÅ), were transmitted to Japan. Emphasizing the impurity of women’s reproductive blood, this short scripture teaches that women are
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Sometime during the late fourteenth or early fifteenth century, several variants of an indigenous Chinese sutra known as the Xuepenjing 血盆経 (“Blood Bowl Sutra,” Jpns. KetsubonkyÅ), were transmitted to Japan. Emphasizing the impurity of women’s reproductive blood, this short scripture teaches that women are
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