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The document specifies British English quotation conventions, endnote-based citation practice, and consistent Romanization rules for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean terms, including diacritics handling. It also defines how to structure tables, maps, and figures with numbered captions placed at the end, and how to separate primary sources from secondary studies. 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MANUSCRIPT FORMAT AND STRUCTURE  \nSpelling: British ( The Concise Oxford Dictionary and The Oxford Dictionary for Writers and Editors) English style quotations.  \nTables: Tables, maps, and figures are to be numbered and have a heading/caption. Do NOT place them in the body of the text; instead, place them at the end of the manuscript. Give a clear indication of where you want the material included; after reformatting, we shall insert them into the text during page layout.  \nKeywords and abstract: Please provide three to seven keywords and an abstract of no more than  \n200 words.  \nNotes: Use endnotes, not footnotes. To make a reference, please use (a) the author’s last name +(b) an abbreviation of the title of the book or article + (c) page number. For example:  \n1. John P. Dean and Alex Rosen, A Manual of Intergroup Relations (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1955), 187 can be referred to as: Dean & Rosen, Manual, 187;  \n2. E. M. Mendelson, ‘A Messianic Buddhist Association in Upper Burma’, Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies 24, no. 1: 570 can be referred to as: Mendelson,‘A Messianic Buddhist Association’, 570.  \nFor referring to a primary source, use the Romanized (not English) title + juan/fascicle number + page number (of the edition used) . E.g., Wei shu 13.321.  \n* in particular, citation from the Taishō Canon: A citation should include the Romanized (not English) title, T number, volume, juan/fascicle number, page, column and line number:  \ne.g., Xu Gaoseng zhuan, T no. 2060, 50: 21.564a18–565b10 .  \nRomanization: Please use pinyin to Romanize terms of Chinese origin; for Japanese terms, please follow the usage of Kenkyusha’s Japanese-English Dictionary (e.g., Jinbun rather than Jimbun) . The first appearance of a Romanized term should be followed by the corresponding Chinese or Japanese character/s. For Korean terms, please use the Revised Romanization system instead of the older McCune–Reischauer system. For example, Romanize崔致遠as Choe Chiwon, rather than Ch'oe Ch'iwŏn.  \nDiacritics: Please use full diacritical marks and use the Times New Roman Extended font for diacritics (please contact us should you have any questions as to how to install this program) . Excluding the ü in lü律, for example, diacritics are not required for Pinyin transliteration.  \nBuddhist terms: A Buddhist term that has entered the English vocabulary need not be italicized, but full diacritics should be kept intact. Please refer to Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies 5.2 (1982), 141–42, for a complete list of such terms.  \n2. BIBLIOGRAPHIES/REFERENCES  \nPrimary sources and secondary studies shall be presented separately.  \nEnglish translation are needed for titles of all non-English publications, including journal articles,  book chapters, edited volumes, monographs, journals, dissertations, etc.  \n(A) Abbreviations: Please specify any abbreviations used in the footnotes. For examples:  \nT = Taishō shinshū daizōkyō大正新脩大藏經[Buddhist Canon Newly Compiled during the Taishō Era (1912–1926)] . 100 vols. Takakusu Junjirō高楠順次郎, Watanabe Kaikyōku渡辺海旭et al., eds. Tōkyō: Taishō Issaikyō Kankōkai, 1924–1934. Digitized in CBETA (v. 5.2 or  \nupdated, [https://www.cbeta.org](https://www.cbeta.org)) and SAT Daizōkyō Text Database ([http://21dzk.l.u](http://21dzk.l.u)Tōkyō.[ac.jp/SAT/satdb2015.php](ac.jp/SAT/satdb2015.php)).  \nX = (Wan) xu zangjing卍字續藏經(Man Extended Buddhist Canon) . 150 vols. Xin wenfeng chuban gongsi新文豐出版公司, Taibei北, 1968–1970. Reprint of Nakano Tatsue 中野達慧, et al., eds. Dai Nihon zoku zōkyō大日本續藏經[Buddhist Canon of Great Japan, Continued], 120 cases. Kyoto: Zōkyō shoin藏經書院, 1905–1912. Digitized in CBETA (v. 5.2 or updated, [https://www.cbeta.org](https://www.cbeta.org)).  \n(B) Primary sources: Primary [Asian] sources shall be presented in the following way:  \n1. 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