A copy of the Buddhasaṅgīti-sūtra 諸佛要集經 T810 unearthed at Dunhuang, dated 296, which is the earliest existing Chinese Buddhist manuscript, is in Fashou's hand. See Tsui (2013): 63, 80-83, 100-101 (photographic reproduction).
Text | Role | Is preferred? | Has other assertions? | Source |
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amanuensis 筆受 | No | Yes | [Tsui 2013] Tsui Chunghui. “Silk Road and Early Buddhist Scribal Culture in China (3-5 C).” Singapore Journal of Buddhist Studies 新加坡佛学研究学刊 1 (2013): 63-107. | |
amanuensis 筆受 | No | Yes | [T810 Toyuq colophon] Zhu Fashou 竺法首(?). Colophon to the Dunhuang manuscript of the Buddhasaṅgīti-sūtra 諸佛要集經 T810. |