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Also known as I-Tsing, I-tsing, I-ching, I Tsing, I Ching, Zhang Wenming

(635–713), Chinese Buddhist monk, traveler, and writer

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Yijing, also known by the family name Zhang and courtesy name Wenming, was a male Buddhist monk, translator, and writer who lived during the Tang dynasty. Born in 635, he practiced Buddhism and spent his life engaging in religious translation and literary composition. He died in Chang'an in 713.

His notable works include the *Yakushi Ryuko Kō Nyorai Hon’gan Kudoku Kyō*, the *Nankai Kiki Naiho Den*, and the *Datang Xiyu Qiufa Gengseng Zhuan*. He is also associated with the English title *A Record of the Buddhist Religion* and the *Gendai-go Yaku Nankai Kiki Naiho Den*. In total, he produced nineteen works.

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Person · Open Library

Born
635
Died
713
Works
19

Top works

  • 藥師瑠璃光如來本願功德経
  • 南海寄歸內法傳
  • A Record of the Buddhist Religion
  • 現代語訳南海寄帰內法伝
  • 大唐西域求法高僧傳

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Instance of
human
Family name
Zhang
Gender
male
Citizenship
Tang dynasty
Place of death
Chang'an
Occupation
writer
Religion
Buddhism
Image
Yi Jing.JPG
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date of birth
0635-01-01
date of death
0713-01-01
courtesy name
文明
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Yi Jing
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