Title volume translator
Yao Qin and Kumarajiva translated Ten Dwellings of Pipasha Volume 15.
One hundred volumes of Great Wisdom, same as above.
Zhong Lun's four volumes are the same as above.
The volume of the twelve doors is the same as above.
The Six Volumes of Bodhisattva's Theory of Wealth and Grain and its Translation in Sui and French
Dragon Tree Bodhisattva is the King of Zen Tuojia, a volume translated by Song Qiuna Putuoluo.
Twelve Rites: Multi-translation of Zen Buddhism
Among them, The Theory of Great Wisdom is a book to annotate the Mahayana Sutra, which belongs to the Mahayana empty door together with the theory of the middle way and the theory of twelve doors. Zhu Shi Vishnu Sha Lun is Dishipin, which interprets Huayan Sutra and belongs to Mahayana Buddhism. Dragon Tree Bodhisattva learned from others, passed through two empty doors, and finally settled in the pure land taught by others; That is to say, in "Great Wisdom", he praised the pure land of Amitabha in many places, and then he confessed that he was saved by Amitabha's original wish in "Ten Residences".
When Dragon Tree Bodhisattva visited Nantianzhu Pagoda, she used seven white mustard seeds to open the pagoda and enter it. In the tower, Dragon Tree Bodhisattva was lucky enough to see the appearance of King Kong Sawa, and got secret professors such as "King Kong Ding Jing" from King Kong Sawa. In the future, the Dragon Tree Bodhisattva diligently practiced the secret method, that is, life was a positive result.
In South India, Dragon Tree Bodhisattva once converted King Saro of South Sri Lanka to Buddhism, and also converted countless pagans to Buddhism, which caused the jealousy of Hinayana and other pagans. Thus, the Dragon Tree Bodhisattva went into silence on its own.
In the ancient documents of China, India has different translation names, such as Tidu, Dou Xian, Tianzhu, Mogantun and Brahman, which were translated into India only in the Tang Dynasty. China and India are both ancient civilizations, and the two peoples have had contacts since ancient times. India is the birthplace of Buddhism, which was introduced to China in the Eastern Han Dynasty. The people of China and India have conducted extensive cultural and medical exchanges with Buddhism as a bridge. During 58 1-960 (sui and Tang dynasties), many Indian doctors came to China to practice medicine, among which ophthalmologists were the most. It is said that the Indian Dragon Tree Bodhisattva is good at treating eye diseases, and the ophthalmology book Dragon Tree Theory was introduced to China in the Tang Dynasty (6 18-907), which had a certain influence on the development of ophthalmology in China.
Monograph on Ophthalmology of Dragon Tree Eye Theory. Also known as "Dragon Tree Bodhisattva Eye Theory". Referred to as "eye theory". One volume (three in total). Write an anonymous name. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, people wrote in the name of "Dragon Tree Bodhisattva". This book describes the causes of eye diseases and the treatments of various eye diseases. In particular, the method of acupuncture cataract is explained in detail The original book is lost. His lost articles can be found in books such as Collection of Medical Prescriptions and Prescriptions of Medical Heart.
During the Sui and Tang Dynasties (58 1-960), many Indian medical books were translated and became popular in China. According to the records of Sui Shu and the Tang Dynasty, there are 65,438+065,438+0 kinds: Dragon Tree Bodhisattva, Western Region Immortal Prescription, Western Region Boluo Immortal Prescription, Western Region Famous Doctors' Essence Prescription, Brahman Immortal Prescription, Brahman Prescription and Shipo's Immortal Life.