The history of buddhism in Vietnam - Tai Thu, Nguyen (Washington : Council for Research in Values and Philosophy, 2008)
The introduction of buddhism into Vietnam : Dates and routes -- Ancient Luy Lau during chinese control of Vietnam in the early centuries A.D. -- The first buddhist missionaries in Vietnam -- Vietnamese buddhism from mid-3rd century to the 5th century -- The first Ch'an sect in Vietnam : Vinitaruci and Phap Hien, founders -- The second Ch'an Sect in Vietnam : Wu Yan Tong, Cam Thanh, and Thien Hoi -- Buddhism under the Ngo, Dinh and early Le dynasties -- Buddhism under the Ly Dynasty -- Buddhism under the Tran dynasty -- Buddhism in prosperity and peace : The Le dynasty -- Buddhism in the period of the country's partition by different feudal groups [16th-18th century] -- Buddhism in the period of peasant insurrections [the latter half of the 18th century] -- Buddhism in the period of dominant confucianism under the Nguyen dynasty -- Buddhism as characterized by great poets under the Nguyen dynasty -- Typical bonzes under the Nguyen dynasty -- Buddhism's tendency towards world acceptance -- The development of the buddhist movement in the early decadesoif the 20th century
Keywords: Vinitaruci; Phap, Hien; Tong, Wu Yan; Than, Cam; Hoi, Thien; Dinastía Le; Dinastía Ly; Dinastía Tran; Dinastía Nguyen; Budismo; Historia religiosa; Vietnam