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|MainNameKorTranslit=Talmagǔpta | |MainNameKorTranslit=Talmagǔpta | ||
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|BnwShortPersonBio=Dharmagupta. (C. Damojiduo; J. Darumagyüta; K. Talmagüpta | |BnwShortPersonBio=Dharmagupta. (C. Damojiduo; J. Darumagyüta; K. Talmagüpta 達摩笈多) (d. 619). A South Indian monk-translator who traveled to China during the Sui dynasty; sometimes known by his abbreviated name Jiduo. Arriving | ||
sometimes known by his abbreviated name Jiduo. Arriving | |||
in the Chinese Capital of Chang’an in 590, he set to | in the Chinese Capital of Chang’an in 590, he set to | ||
translating several scriptures into Chinese, including sütras | translating several scriptures into Chinese, including sütras | ||
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| MainNamePhon | Dharmagupta |
|---|---|
| MainNameChi | 達摩笈多 |
| MainNamePin | Damojiduo |
| YearDeath | 619 |
| IsInGyatsa | No |
| BnwShortPersonBio | Dharmagupta. (C. Damojiduo; J. Darumagyüta; K. Talmagüpta 達摩笈多) (d. 619). A South Indian monk-translator who traveled to China during the Sui dynasty; sometimes known by his abbreviated name Jiduo. Arriving
in the Chinese Capital of Chang’an in 590, he set to translating several scriptures into Chinese, including sütras on the buddha B hai$ajyaguru, one of the later recensions of the Sad d h arm ap un p arIk asü tra, which he cotranslated with Jñ àn agu p ta, and Vasubandhu’s commentary on the V ajracchedikA prajñàpA ram itàsütra. Some ten different translations are attributed to him. He should be distinguished from the Dharmagupta (c. third Century bce) who was the eponymous founder of the D h arm agu p tak a school. |
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