Taranatha's history of buddhism in India/ Lama Chimpa

Account of the Period of King Ajatalatru
Account of the Period of King Subahu
Account of the Period of King Sudhanu
Account of the Period of Arya Upagupta
Account of the Period of Arya. Dhitika
Account of the Period of King Asoka
Account of the Incidents During the Period of King Asoka
Account of the Period of King Vigatasoka
Account of the Period of Kasyapa, the Second
Account of the Period of Arya Mahaloma and Others
Account of the Period of King Mahapadma
Account of the Period of the Third Council
Account of the Period of the Beginning of the Extensive
Propagation of the Mahayana
Account of the Period ofBrahmana Rahula
I
Account of the Period of the Doctrine Under the Leadership
of Afya Nagarjuna
Account of the Period of the First Hostility to the Law and of
its Restoration
Account of the Period of Acarya Aryadeva and Others
Account of the Period of Acarya Matrceta and Others
I
Account of the Period of the Renewed Hostility to the Doctrine
and of its Restoration
Account of the Period of the Third Hostility to the Doctrine
and of its Restoration
Account of the Period of the Final Activities of King
Buddhapaksa and of the period of King Karmacandra
Account of the Period of 'Brothers Arya Asahga* [Asanga and
Vasubandhu]
Account of the Period of Acarya Dignaga and Others
Account of the Period of King Si la
Account of the Period of the Kings Cala, Pancamasimha and
Others
Account of the Period of Sri Dharmakirti
Account of the Period of King Govicandra and Others
Account of the Period of King Gopala
Account of the Period of King Devapala and His Son
Account of the Period of King Sri Dhannapala
Account of the Period of King Masuraksita, King Vanapala
and the Great King Mahipala
Account of the Period of the Kings Mahapala and
Samupala
Account of the Period of King Canaka
Account of the Period of Kings Bheyapala and Neyapala
Account of the Period of Amrapala, Hastipala and
Ksaniipala
Account of the Period of King Ramapala
Account of the Period of the Four Sena Kings and Others
TARANATHA'S SUPPLEMENT TO THE HISTORY OF
BUDDHISM IN INDIA
Account of the Succession of Teachers at Vikramasila
Account of the Spread of the Doctrine in Ko-ki in the East
Account of the Introduction of the Law into the Smaller
Islands and of its Revival in the South
Account of the Spread of the Doctrine in the South
as Related in The Garland of Flowers
Some Discussion on the Four Sects
A Brief Discourse on the Origin of the Mantrayana
The History of Image-makers