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[[竺仏念]] (n.d.) (PY [[Zhu Fonian]]; Jpn [[Jiku-butsunen]]) | [[竺仏念]] (n.d.) (PY [[Zhu Fonian]]; Jpn [[Jiku-butsunen]]) | ||
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| − | + | A {{Wiki|Chinese}} [[priest]] who was active as a [[translator]] from the [[latter]] part of [[the fourth]] century through the early fifth century. A native of [[Liang-chou]], [[Chu Fo-nien]] assisted [[Samghabhuti]] and [[Dharmanandi]] in the {{Wiki|Chinese}} translation of [[Buddhist scriptures]] in [[Ch'ang-an]]. [[Dharmanandi]] and [[Chu Fo-nien]] produced the {{Wiki|Chinese}} version of the | |
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| + | {{Wiki|Increasing}} by One [[Agama Sutra]] and the [[Medium-Length Agama Sutra]]. Later, [[Chu Fo-nien]] by himself produced {{Wiki|Chinese}} translations of several other [[scriptures]] [[including]] the [[Sutra]] of Verses and the [[Jeweled Necklace Sutra]]. He was widely admired for his {{Wiki|excellent}} translations. He is said to have recited from [[memory]] many [[sutras]] and to have also been versed in non-[[Buddhist]] [[scriptures]]. | ||
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竺仏念 (n.d.) (PY Zhu Fonian; Jpn Jiku-butsunen)
A Chinese priest who was active as a translator from the latter part of the fourth century through the early fifth century. A native of Liang-chou, Chu Fo-nien assisted Samghabhuti and Dharmanandi in the Chinese translation of Buddhist scriptures in Ch'ang-an. Dharmanandi and Chu Fo-nien produced the Chinese version of the
Increasing by One Agama Sutra and the Medium-Length Agama Sutra. Later, Chu Fo-nien by himself produced Chinese translations of several other scriptures including the Sutra of Verses and the Jeweled Necklace Sutra. He was widely admired for his excellent translations. He is said to have recited from memory many sutras and to have also been versed in non-Buddhist scriptures.
