Upasika Chihmann
Chihmann, U.
PersonType | Category:Translators |
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FirstName / namefirst | Upasika |
LastName / namelast | Chihmann |
MainNamePhon | Upasika Chihmann |
SortName | Chihmann, Upasika |
namealt | P. C. Lee · Pi-cheng Lee |
bio | Upasika Chihmann, whose lay name was P. C. Lee, was a translator and a devout lay follower of Buddhism. She is best known for her translations of Buddhist texts, particularly those within the Mahayana tradition. One of her notable works is the translation of "The Two Buddhist Books in Mahayana," which includes Amitabha's forty-eight vows.
Her translation of "The Two Buddhist Books in Mahayana" was published by the Corporate Body of the Buddha Educational Foundation, with a UK edition published by Kemp Hall around 1935. |
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Upasika Chihmann