Phra Thēpwisutthimēthī (Ngư̄am), 1906-1993 (Personal Name)

LC data base, 10-16-84 (hdg.: Buddhadāsa, Bhikkhu, 1906- ; usage: Bhikkhu Buddhadāsa; Bhikkhu Buddhadasa Indapañño) LC manual auth. cd. (hdg.: Phra Thēpwisutthimēthī (Ngư̄am), 1906- ; variants: Buddhadāsa Bhikkhu; Phutthathāt Phikkhu; Phutthathāt Qinthapanyā Phikkhu; Buddhadasa Maha Thera; Phra Rātchaikawī (Ngư̄am); Ngư̄am ʻInthapanyō)

His Me and mine, c1989: CIP t.p. (Bhikkhu Buddhadasa)

His Phraʻarahan yā lư̄m, 1990?: t.p. (Phutthathāt Phikkhu) 3rd prelim. p. (Thān Čhaokhun Phra Thammakōsāčhān (Phutthathāt Phikkhu))

Washington Post, Friday, July 9, 1993: D6 (under Deaths: Buddhadassa Bhikkhu, 87, the monk whose reformist ideas transformed Thai Buddhism and gained him an international following, died in Bangkok July 8 of complications from a stroke)

Chalōng Čhēvākhom, Sām phinōng rūam' uthōn tham, 1993: p. 12 (Phra ʻĀčhān Phutthathāt, nām dœm: Ngu'am nānsakun: Phānit; b. 27 Phrưtsaphākhom Phō̜.Sō̜. 2449; Mūbān Klāng, Tambon Phum Rīang; 'Amphōe Chaiyā; Čhangwat Surāt Thānī Thailand)

Cẩm nang nhân sinh, 1999: t.p. (Buddhadàsa Bhikkhu (Tỳ Khưu Phật Sứ))

Withī tham chīwit hai tem bō̜ribūn, 1997?: t.p. (Phutthathāt ʻInthapanyō)

Khwāmkœ̄t-khwāmtāi, 1997?: t.p. (Phra Thammakōsāčhān (Phutthathāt Phikkhu))

Sons of the Buddha, 2007: ECIP data view (Ajahn Buddhadasa (1906-1993) the founder of Suan Mokkh (Garden of Liberation), lived in Chaiya)

Khūmư̄ manut, 2006: cover (Phra Thammakōsāčhān; Pradhamgosajarn)