Candrakīrti

Target entity: Candrakīrti
Context triple: [Nagarjuna, influenced, Candrakīrti]

• A. Dharmakirti
  Dharmakirti was a 7th-century Indian Buddhist philosopher and logician renowned for his influential works on epistemology and the theory of inference.
• B. Dignaga
  Dignaga was a 5th–6th century Indian Buddhist philosopher and logician whose work laid the foundations of the Buddhist epistemological tradition and profoundly influenced later Indian and Tibetan thought.
• C. Nagarjuna
  Nagarjuna was an influential Indian Buddhist philosopher, traditionally regarded as the founder of the Madhyamaka (Middle Way) school of Mahayana Buddhism.
• D. Vidyadhara
  Vidyadhara was a prominent 11th-century Chandela king of central India, known for his military resistance against Mahmud of Ghazni and for patronizing art and architecture in the Bundelkhand region.
• E. Kumārajīva
  Kumārajīva was a renowned 4th–5th century Buddhist monk, scholar, and translator whose influential Chinese translations of key Mahāyāna texts profoundly shaped East Asian Buddhism.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Candrakīrti
Target entity description: Candrakīrti was a 7th-century Indian Buddhist philosopher and commentator renowned for his influential expositions of Madhyamaka (Middle Way) thought, especially through works like the Madhyamakāvatāra.

• A. Dharmakirti
  Dharmakirti was a 7th-century Indian Buddhist philosopher and logician renowned for his influential works on epistemology and the theory of inference.
• B. Dignaga
  Dignaga was a 5th–6th century Indian Buddhist philosopher and logician whose work laid the foundations of the Buddhist epistemological tradition and profoundly influenced later Indian and Tibetan thought.
• C. Nagarjuna
  Nagarjuna was an influential Indian Buddhist philosopher, traditionally regarded as the founder of the Madhyamaka (Middle Way) school of Mahayana Buddhism.
• D. Vidyadhara
  Vidyadhara was a prominent 11th-century Chandela king of central India, known for his military resistance against Mahmud of Ghazni and for patronizing art and architecture in the Bundelkhand region.
• E. Kumārajīva
  Kumārajīva was a renowned 4th–5th century Buddhist monk, scholar, and translator whose influential Chinese translations of key Mahāyāna texts profoundly shaped East Asian Buddhism.
• F. None of above. chosen