A Buddhist theorist of the 4th century. The son of a Brahmin in central India. He belonged to the Samkhya school, but later heard the Sarvastivada scholar Kumararata's Treatise on the Acharya of Wisdom and the Buddha's teachings. He was influenced by the Sathyatva and the Emptiness school and wrote the Sarvatva-sattva Treatise on the Realization of One's True Nature (20 volumes). Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
4世紀頃の仏教の教義学者。中インドのバラモンの子。サーンキヤ学派に属していたが,のちに仏教の説一切有部の学者クマーララータに『発智論』を聞き,次いで経量部や空観の影響を受けて『成実論』 (20巻) を著わした。
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