Encyclopedia of India–China Cultural Contacts v1.c6.s2.t3.92

v1.c6.s2.t3.92

A Central Asian prince monk, An Shikao, is said to have translated two works in 147 CE that were accredited to Jīvaka-Kaśyapa. They were Nai nu qi po jing 佛說奈女耆婆經 (Jīvaka's classic on women's standard diseases) and Ka ye jin jie jing 迦葉禁戒經 (a classic of Kaśyapa's prohibitions for pregnant women). Fa Xian in the late 10^th century CE translated Ka ye xian ren shuo yi nu ren jing 迦葉仙人說醫女人經 (a classic on women’s diseases as told by the Sage Kaśyapa) into Chinese.