White Horse Temple
The most well-known version of the "Longer Sukhāvatīvyūha Sūtra" is the two-fascicle "Fó Shuō Wúliángshòu Jīng" (Ch. 佛說無量壽經), which translates to "The Buddha Speaks of the Infinite Life Sūtra." This translation is traditionally attributed to the Indian Buddhist monk Saṅghavarman (Ch. 康僧鎧 "Kāng Sēngkǎi"), who translated the text in 252 CE at White Horse Temple in Luoyang, during the Three Kingdoms Period. However, the common opinion now is that it was more likely a work of the later Indian monk and translator Buddhabhadra (359-429 CE).