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Sangō Shiiki : ウィキペディア英語版 | Sangō Shiiki
is a dialectic allegory written by Kūkai in 794. It is Japan's oldest comparative ideological critique. At the time of writing, Kūkai was 24 years old. It is his debut work. ==Contents==
The text is three volumes in length. It is written in a dialectic style comparing and critiquing Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism. Teachers from each school of thought attempt to educate a dissolute nephew Tokaku. In volume one, Kibō lectures on Confucianism. In volume two, Kyobō Inji critiques Confucianism from a Taoism position. Finally, in volume three, Kamei Kotsuji critiques Taoism from a Buddhist position. The conclusion is that Buddhism is the superior philosophy.
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