Jizang, 549-623
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Name (Hebrew)
ג'י דזאנג, 549-623
Name (Latin)
Jizang, 549-623
Other forms of name
Kilchang, 549-623
nnaa Chi-tsʻang, Shih, 549-623
nne Chi-tsʻang, 549-623
Chi-tsʻang, 549-623 nne
Jiaxiang Jizang, 549-623
Jiaxiang, 549-623
Jiaxiangdashi, 549-623
Jiaxiang, da shi, 549-623
Chi-tsʻang, Shih, 549-623 nnaa
Chia-hsiang Chi-tsʻang, 549-623
Chia-hsiang, 549-623
Kichizō, 549-623
Kashō Daishi, 549-623
Chia-hsiang-ta-shih, 549-623
Jicang, 549-623
吉蔵, 549-623
吉藏, 549-623
ג'ידזאנג, 549-623
ג'יזאנג, 549-623
ג'י דזנג, 549-623
ג'ידזנג, 549-623
ג'יזנג, 549-623
צ'י צאנג, 549-623
צ'י צנג, 549-623
Date of birth
0549
Date of death
0623
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- OCLC #785070405, March 11, 2020(access point: 吉蔵, 549-623 = Jizang, 549-623; usage: 吉蔵, 549-623 = Jizang, 549-623)
- Jizang (吉藏 = Jizang; b. 549, d. 623; also knows as 嘉祥 = Jiaxiang; original surname 安 = An; the founder of East Asian Mādhyamaka. ( (Wikipedia, viewed March 11, 2020) )
- Yŏkchu pŏphwa yuŭi, 2017:t.p. (길장 = Kilchang) colophon (吉藏 = Jizang)
- דיבור שותק ושתיקה רועמת:
- Liao, M.H. Chia-hsiang Chi-tsang hsüeh shuo, 1985:t.p. (Chia-hsiang Chi-tsang) text (Chi-tsang)
- Tzʻu hai, 1979:p. 1182 (Chi-tsʻang, 549-623; original surname: An)
- LC manual auth. cd.(hdg.: Chi-tsʻang, Shih, 549-623; variants: Chia-hsiang; Kichizō; Kashō Daishi)
- Bukkyō daijiten, 1914(listed under Kichizō: posthumous name: Kashō Daishi [Chinese reading: Chia-hsiang-ta-shih])
- Denkansätze zur buddhistischen Philosophie in China, 2000:t.p. (Jizang)
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Wikipedia description:
Jizang (Chinese: 吉藏; pinyin: Jízàng; Wade–Giles: Chi-tsang. Japanese: 吉蔵 (kichizō)) (549–623) was a Persian-Chinese Buddhist monk and scholar who is often regarded as the founder of East Asian Mādhyamaka. He is also known as Jiaxiang or Master Jiaxiang (Chinese: 嘉祥; Wade–Giles: chia hsiang) because he acquired fame at the Jiaxiang Temple.
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