Did Hsuan-Tsang Meet the Followers of Devadatta?

By Paola G. Tinti

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10 pages

it is improbable

About: Early Sects Early Indian Buddhism

Published in 1997 in Buddhist Studies Review.

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@article{tinti-paola1997-followers-of-devadatta,
    title={{D}id {H}suan-{T}sang {M}eet the {F}ollowers of {D}evadatta?},
    author={Paola G. Tinti},
    year=1997,
    journal={Buddhist Studies Review},
    volume=14,
    number=1,
    pages={38--47},
    keywords={sects,indian},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://buddhistuniversity.net/content/articles/followers-of-devadatta_tinti-paola}
}

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