Bsam-yas-chos-rtsod lta grub kyi dpyad pa byis pa dgod paʼi rdzun rkong
By: Khyung-phrug Blo-bzang-dar-rgyas kyis rtsams
Contributors: Zhongguo Zang xue chu ban she
Edition: Par gzhi dang po bsgrigs shing par thengs dang po btab.
Series: Mtsho-sngon dge-ʼos slab-grwa-chen-moʼi mi-rigs dge-ʼos slab-gling gi ched-mkhas rig-gzhung dpe-tshogs; Mtsho-sngon dge-ʼos slab-grwa-chen-moʼi mi-rigs dge-ʼos slab-gling gi ched-mkhas rig-gzhung dpe-tshogs
Publisher: Krung-goʹi Bod-rig-pa Dpe-skrun Khang
Published: 2015
Place of publication: [Pe-cin]
Language: tib; chi
Number of pages: 443
ISBN-13: 9787802537958
Subjects: Religious disputations; Debates and debating; Buddhism; Buddhist philosophy; History; Samye (Monastery : Zhanang Xian, China)
Description: An analytical study on Samye debate held in 792-794 A.D. between the Indian monastic tradition headed by Pandit Kamalashila and the Chinese tradition of Ch'an (Zen) by Hoshang Buddhist monk for which form of Buddhism should prevail in Tibet.

An analytical study on philosophical debate held at Samye monastery (popularly came known as Samye debate) between the Indian monastic tradition headed by Pandit Kamalashila and the Chinese tradition of Ch'an (Zen) by Hoshang Buddhist monk that decided the form of Tibetan Buddhism to be prevail in Tibet in early 792-794 A.D.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (page 437-443).

In Tibetan; includes a chapter in Chinese.