Abstract:
The prosperity and popularity of Buddhist worship in society of the Tang Dynasty influenced the current social life in every way. In essence, Buddhism was a church established by males and predominated by the structure of male power, but this didn’t have much effect on the women of the Tang Dynasty’s enthusiasm and persistence in worshipping Buddhism. One of the leading reasons for this was that the Chinesized Mahayana in the Tang Dynasty offered an equal right to the broad women to be disengaged spiritually, to experience emotionally and to participate in activity of religious society like men and provided those female worshippers who had trouble acting social roles with some chance and place to embody the value of their own to obtain a new sense of identity in religious activity.
