A thinker from this modern-day country showed how the universe, like a house, is both identical to and distinct from its parts in a metaphor about a rafter. A religious school in this modern-day country originated an argument that emptiness, provisional positing, and the center formed the three truths. Traditions from this country first developed the “perfect interfusion” doctrine to explain interpenetration of all universal phenomena through a metaphor of infinite reflections on (*) jewels in a net. A (-5[1])practitioner of this country’s “pure land” (-5[1])sect formed the White Lotus (10[1])Society. A disciple from this country severed his own left arm for his master Bodhidharma, who founded a mountain temple noted for its martial arts. For 10 points, name this modern-day country where the Huáyán and Tiantai Schools were founded. ■END■ (10[2])