傳法正宗定祖圖 1.43

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1.43

The twentieth patriarch, Jayata, was a man of Northern India; his surname is not clearly known. It happened that Kumāralāta arrived in his native kingdom; hearing his teaching that karma permeates the three times, he was moved, awakened, followed him, renounced the householder's life, and attained the Dharma. He then traveled and taught in various countries until he reached the city of Rājagṛha, where he gained the monk Vasubandhu as his disciple. As he was about to enter extinction, he transmitted the Dharma to him and spoke a verse:

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