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Sengyou (Chinese: 僧祐; pinyin:
Sēngyòu; 445–518 AD) was a
Buddhist monk and
early medieval Chinese bibliographer and
noted chiefly for
being the author...
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Zhang Sengyou (Chinese: 張僧繇; pinyin: Zhāng
Sēngyóu) was a
Liang dynasty painter in the ink
style in the
reign of
Emperor Wu of Liang. His
birth and death...
- "The Five
Stars and 28
Heavenly Abodes" by
Zhang Sengyou,
Liang dynasty (5-6th century), in the
Osaka City
Museum of Fine Arts...
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material of
earlier translators was
gathered by
Sengyou and
would have been lost but for him.
Sengyou's approach to
translation resembles ****yuan's, in...
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painting and
calligraphy masters such as Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi,
Zhang Sengyou, Lu Tanwei, and Gu Kaizhi. The
earliest extant painting theory work "Paintings"...
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Buddhist author or
translator active in
China and
first mentioned in
Sengyou's Collected Records Concerning the Tripitaka, a
catalogue published in 515...
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Watashi wa
Shadow (****anese: 私はシャドウ, Hepburn:
Watashi wa Shadō, lit. "I Am Shadow") is a ****anese
manga series written and
illustrated by
Noriko Kasuya...
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Details of Lokakṣema's life come to us via a
short biography by
Sengyou (僧祐; pinyin:
Sēngyòu; 445–518 CE) and his text "Collected
Records concerning the Tripitaka"...
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earliest extant catalog of
Chinese Buddhist texts. It was
compiled by
Sengyou of the
Liang Dynasty and
finished c. 515 CE. In
addition to the catalog...
- India. His
biography is
contained in the work of a
Chinese monk
called Sengyou entitled Chu
sanzang ji ji.
Gunabhadra was said to have
originally been...
