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Dharmarakṣa (Chinese: 竺法護; pinyin: Zhú Fǎhù; J. Jiku Hōgo; K. Ch'uk Pŏpho; c. 233-310) was one of the most
important early translators of
Mahayana sutras...
- the
Descending Birth of
Maitreya (T.453:421a:421a–423c),
translated by
Dharmarakṣa (230?–316);
Sutra on the
Descending Birth of
Maitreya (T.454:423c– 425c)...
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volume of the
Collected Sutra Section.
Taisho 685 was
translated by
Dharmarakṣa from 265-311 CE and is entitled: 'The
Buddha Speaks the
Yulanpen Sutra'...
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sutras into Chinese.
Dharmarakṣa was one of the
greatest translators of
Mahayana Buddhist scriptures into Chinese.
Dharmaraksa came to the
Chinese capital...
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corpus (401-413 CE),
while they
resemble greatly the
translations by
Dharmarakṣa (fl. 265?-311 CE). Moreover, the
transliteration 鉢和羅 (EH pat γwa la >...
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Transmission of Buddhism. They
include translators like Lokakṣema (c. 167–186),
Dharmarakṣa (c. 265–313), Kumārajīva (c. 401), and Dharmakṣema (385–433). The site...
- Sūtra into
Chinese are extant. It was
first translated into
Chinese by
Dharmarakṣa's team in 286 C. E. in Chang'an
during the
Western Jin
period (265–317...
- Jin
dynasty marked a
critical era for the
Mahayana school in China.
Dharmarakṣa's 286
translation of the
Lotus Sutra was the most
important one before...
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canonical Yulanpen Sutra which was
translated from
Indic sources by
Dharmarakṣa sometime between 265 and 311 CE.
Maudgalyayana (Pali: Moggallāna), whose...
- monk Lokakṣema (Ch. 支婁迦讖,
active c. 164–186 CE), as well as the work of
Dharmarakṣa (3rd century).
During this
early period, the
Dharmaguptaka school was...
