84 Mr. B. Nanjio informs me that both in China and Japan Buddhist
priests adopt either _K_û, the last character of Tien-_k_û, India,
or Shih, the first character of Shih-kia—_i. e._ Sâkya—as their
surname.
85 L. Feer, _Sutra en 42 articles_, p. xxvii. _Le Dhammapada par F. Hû,
suivi du Sutra en 42 articles_, par Léon Feer, 1878, p. xxiv.
86 In Beal’s _Catalogue_ this name is spelt An-shi-ko, An-shi-kao, and
Ngan-shai-ko.
87 His translations occur in Beal’s _Catalogue_, pp. 31, 35, 37, 38, 40
(_bis_), 41 (_bis_), 42 (_bis_), 43, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51 (_ter_),
52 (_bis_), 54, 70, 88, 95 (_bis_). In the K’ai-yuen-lu it is stated
that he translated 99 works in 115 fascicles.
88 Wû, comprising _K_eh-kiang and other parts, with its capital in what
is now Sû-_k_au, was the southern one of the Three Kingdoms.
Sun-_kh_üan was its first sovereign.
89 The northern of the Three Kingdoms, with its capital latterly in
Lo-yang.