Encyclopedia of India–China Cultural Contacts v1.c7.s3.t32.7

v1.c7.s3.t32.7

Many celebrated Buddhist historians came from dgon lung dgon and gave a historical portrayal of Brahmanism and Buddhism in India. The third Songba Buddha sum pa ye shes dpal vbyor (1704-1788) compiled chos vbyung dpag bsam ljon bsang which elaborated the evolution of Indian Buddhism. The third Tuguan Buddha thuvu bkwan blo bzang chos kyi nyi ma (1737-1802) wrote grub mthav thams cad kyi vbyung khungs dang vdod tshul ston pa legs bshad shel gyi me lung, also known as thuvu bkwangrub mthav, which classified the philosophical schools of different religions (including Brahmanism in India) and expound on the evolution and doctrines of different Buddhist sects in a concise way.