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52. Other Translators after Tang Dynasty
- 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)
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