Contents 52.   Other Translators after Tang Dynasty 52.1   Danapala [施護] 52.2   Dharmadeva / Dharmavisva [法天/法賢] 52.3   Devasanti [天息災] 52.4   Dharmapaka [法護] 52.   Other Translators after Tang Dynasty 52.1   Danapala [施護] ~1017 A.D. from Udyana [于闐國] translated 110 scriptures in 236 fascicles granted the title of "The Master of Revealing Teaching" [顯教大師] 52.2   Dharmadeva / Dharmavisva [法天/法賢] ~1001 A.D. from Nalandasamgharama in Central India to China translated 46 scriptures during 973-981 under the name of Dharmadeva later, he changed his name to Dharmavisva, and continued to translate 72 scriptures during 982-1001 A.D. such as Vajrasuci [金剛針論] 1 fascicle granted the title of "the Master in Preaching Teaching" [傳教大師]           52.3   Devasanti [天息災] ~1000 A.D. translated 19 scriptures in 59 fascicles such as Bodhicaryavatara [菩提行經] 4 fascicles granted the title of "the Master of Understanding Teaching," [明教大師] 52.4   Dharmapaka [法護] from Central India to China translated mainly Tantric Buddhist scriptures translated 14 scriptures in 170 fascicles, such as Siksasamuccaya [大乘集菩薩學論] 25 fascicles granted the title of "the Master in Preaching Brahma" [傳梵大師]