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| + | [[Dharmagatayaśas]] ([[曇摩伽陀耶舍]], 5th–6th centuries) means [[Dharma come to renown]] ([[法生稱]]). He was a [[Buddhist monk]] from central [[India]], who could write {{Wiki|Chinese}}. | ||
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| + | In 481, the third year of the [[Jianyuan]] ([[建元]]) years of the [[Xiao Qi Dynasty]] ([[蕭齊]], 479–501, second of the four successive [[Southern Dynasties]]), at the [[Chaoting Temple]] ([[朝亭寺]]) in [[Guangzhou]] ([[廣州]]), [[Guangdong Province]], he translated, from [[Sanskrit]] into {{Wiki|Chinese}}, the [[Sūtra]] of [[Immeasurable]] Meaning (T09n0276). Nothing more is known about him. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:38, 7 January 2016
Dharmagatayaśas (曇摩伽陀耶舍, 5th–6th centuries) means Dharma come to renown (法生稱). He was a Buddhist monk from central India, who could write Chinese.
In 481, the third year of the Jianyuan (建元) years of the Xiao Qi Dynasty (蕭齊, 479–501, second of the four successive Southern Dynasties), at the Chaoting Temple (朝亭寺) in Guangzhou (廣州), Guangdong Province, he translated, from Sanskrit into Chinese, the Sūtra of Immeasurable Meaning (T09n0276). Nothing more is known about him.
