Shelun zong; the Maha^ya^na-sam!graha school of Chinese Buddhism， considered one of the early thirteen schools . This school developed based on studies of Parama^rtha's 真谛 translation of Vasubandhu's 世亲 commentary on the Maha^ya^na-sam!parigraha-/sa^stra 摄大乘论释 （T 1595）. The Maha^ya^na-sam!graha had been translated before this， but after Parama^rtha's rendering of this commentary in 563， interest in the text heightened， bringing about a distinctive form of Consciousness-only 唯识 thought that posited a special interpretation of the a^laya consciousness （transcribed here by Parama^rtha as 阿梨耶识） and a ninth amala consciousness 阿摩罗识. When Xuanzang's 玄奘 work on the Sam!graha later appeared （T 1597）， the studies of this school would be absorbed into Faxiang 法相宗.