Which Chinese pilgrim spent his life translating the Buddhist manuscripts from Sanskrit to Chinese

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Fa Xian

Xuan Zang

I- Qing

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Xuan Zang, a Chinese pilgrim, spent his life translating Buddhist manuscripts from Sanskrit to Chinese. Fa Xian, Xuan Zang, and I-Qing were a few Chinese pilgrims who travelled to India to learn about Buddhism. They visited famous monasteries. On his return to China, Xuan Zang took statues of Buddha made of gold, silver, and sandstone. He also carried manuscripts with him. He spent his life translating the manuscripts from Chinese to Sanskrit. In addition, he spent time in Nalanda, the centre of Buddhist teachings.

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