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Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies | 2006

Jiumoluoshi's (Kumrrajiva) Poems and Gathas in the Da Zhidu lun

Takanobu Saito

Jiumoluoshi (Kumarajiva) (350-409) of the YaoQin. Dynasty, who is one of the three major translators in Chinese Buddhism, has been actively researched by many researchers. I myself have previously researched the gathas in many sutras which he translated. (A Study of Gathas in Chinese Buddhist Canon: Gathas and their Meter in Indigenous Chinese Scriptures, Bukkyo shigaku kenkyu, 43-1, 2000.) Many scholars have distinguished Jiumoluoshi as translator and as supplementer of the Da Zhidu lun due to certain perceptible contradictions. Some propose another Nagarjuna as editor of the MadhyamakasastraI study some rhymed gathas of the Da Zhidu lun here. I argue that the possibility that Jiumoluoshi composed part of the gathas in the Da Zhidu lun is high, based on my evaluation of the metre.


Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies | 2015

Yancong's Descent and His Works

Takanobu Saito


Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies | 2014

Yancong the Shanglin yuan Fanjing guan in Luoyang

Takanobu Saito


Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies | 2013

The Futian lun Written by Yancong and the Meaning of Its Compilation

Takanobu Saito


Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies | 2012

Shanglinyuan Fanjingguan Sramana Yan Cong's Idea of the Chinese Translation of Buddhist Scriptures

Takanobu Saito


Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies | 2011

Near Rhymed Gathas and Conditioning Factors in Chinese Buddhist Scriptures

Takanobu Saito


Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies | 2010

Moral Education for Women and Verse in the Yuyan jing

Takanobu Saito


Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies | 2010

Prosaic Verse in the Yuyanu jing Translated during the Western Jin

Takanobu Saito


Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies | 2008

A Study of the gathas in the Xulai jing Translated by Baiyan and Mili's Gaoshengfanbei

Takanobu Saito


Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies | 2007

Morphology of Gathas in the Chinese Buddhist Canon: ――中華の韻文との連動――

Takanobu Saito

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