which offered  scholars  at home and abroad  a forum

　　   and  gave  them  incentive  to write  Buddhiological

　　   papers.

　　　　  Eleven   years   have   lapsed   between　　 the

　　   publication  of Hwa-Kang  Buddhist  Journal No.4 and

　　   Chung-Hwa Buddhist Journal No.4.  Within this period

　　   of time, forty-four  scholars published 118 articles

　　   in these periodicals covering the history of Chinese

　　   Buddhism, Ch'an, Pure Land, Hua-Yan, Buddhism of the

　　   Wei-Chin  Period,  Tian-tai,  Yogacara,  Madhyamika,

　　   Sino-Indian  Buddhism,  Tibetan  Buddhism,  Buddhist

　　   art, etc.

　　　　  The  most  prolific   contribution   were   Jan