- ("those [upholders] of the
Vibhāṣā"),
which was very
influential in the
history of
Buddhist thought and practice.
Vibhāṣā is a
Sanskrit term—derived from...
- give a ...
reward to
whoever brought him the head of a
Buddhist monk.
Vibhasa,
another 2nd
century text,
states that
Pushyamitra burned Buddhist scriptures...
- for the
first time in the 4th century, in
Buddhist texts, such as the
Vibhasa-sastra.
Tokhara was
known in
Chinese sources as
Tuhuluo (吐呼羅)
which is...
- 尊者世友造, 宋天竺三藏求那跋陀羅, 共菩提耶舍譯, in 12 fascicles. Its
commentary the Panca-vastu-
vibhasa (五事毘婆沙論 T 1555) by Dharmatrata, was also
translated by Xuanzang. Prakaranapada...
- "Tokhara"
appeared in the 4th
century CE, in
Buddhist texts, such as the
Vibhasa-sastra. In Tibetan, the name for the
region was Thod-kar or Tho-gar. The...
-
their name is
derived (Vaibhāṣa is a vṛddhi
derivative of
vibhāṣa,
meaning "related to the
vibhāṣa). Vaibhāṣika
thought significantly influenced the Buddhist...
- Abhidharmakośabhāṣya, Vasubandhu's
great work
summarizing earlier traditions of the
Vibhāṣā school of
Buddhist philosophy. The Abhidharmakośa-kārikā (the verses) and...
-
teacher is also
known as a
famous Sautrāntika who
wrote the Sautrāntika-
vibhāṣa. Ghoṣaka's Abhidharmāmṛtarasa and Harivarman's
Tattvasiddhi have both been...
- and
comprise nine movements: 1.
Vilasakhani 2.
Megha (Rainy Season) 3.
Vibhasa (Sunrise) 4.
Gunakali (Morning) 5. Shri (Afternoon) 6. Pilu (Evening) 7...
- denizens. Buddhavarman's
fifth century Chinese translation of the Abhidharma-
vibhāṣā-śāstra (Ch. āpídámó pípóshā lùn 阿毘曇毘婆沙論)
questions whether **** wardens...
