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This could be the plausible explanation of this tidbit. This is a mere note which about something which can be checked later --Ooperhoofd 22:13, 30 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

-- Nuryojukyo explained to Jomei?

"Le daïri fit venir au palais le prètre "Yè on" (宝永 __; Hoei yn?), pour expliquer le livre bouddhique "Mou riou zio kio" (Wou liang cheou king)." -- Titsingh, p. 42

"Le "Mouriou zio" ... ou celui dont la durée de la vie est imense; c'est la traduction chinoise d'une des épèthetes du dieu AmitAbja, vulgairement appelé Amida. -- Titisingh, p. 42 n1.

Muryojukyo(="Mou riou zio kio" or Wou liang cheou king)(無量寿経)=One of the Mahāyāna Buddhism (大乗仏教）'s Sutra

"Yè on"(恵隠, E-on in Japanese）=A buddhist monk from Tang(China). He came to Japan in the 9th month of the 11th yr of Jomei's era.

Emperor Jomei had Yè on(恵隠) preach Muryojukyo on the 5th day of the 5th month of the 12th yr of Jomei's era.--Pentiles 03:13, 20 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]