Editing Bodhidharma (section)

=== Later attributions ===
Throughout the history of Chan, various other works became attributed to Bodhidharma and modern scholars have studied these as well, attempting to understand their provenance.<ref name=":1" />{{sfn|Pine|2009|p={{page needed|date=March 2023}}}}

Commonly attributed works include:<ref name=":1" />{{sfn|Pine|2009|p={{page needed|date=March 2023}}}} 
* ''Treatise on the Destruction of Characteristics'' ([https://book.bfnn.org/books/0850.htm 《破相論》] ''Poxiang lun''), also known as the ''Treatise on the Contemplation of the Mind'' (觀心論 ''Kuan-hsin lun''), according to Yanagida, this is a work of [[Yuquan Shenxiu|Shenxiu]].<ref name=":1" />{{sfn|Pine|2009|p={{page needed|date=March 2023}}}}
* ''The Wake-up Treatise'' or ''Treatise on Realizing the Nature''[https://book.bfnn.org/books/0849.htm 《悟性論 Wu-hsing lun》], according to Yanagida, this is a later reformulation of ideas of the [[East Mountain Teaching|East mountain teachings]] and respond to Shenhui's criticisms of the school.<ref name=":1" />{{sfn|Pine|2009|p={{page needed|date=March 2023}}}}
* ''The Bloodstream Treatise'' [https://book.bfnn.org/books/0848.htm (血脈論 ''Xuemai lun'')], according to Yanagida, this is a treatise by a member of the [[Oxhead school]] (7th-8th century) of Chan.<ref name=":1" />{{sfn|Pine|2009|p={{page needed|date=March 2023}}}}
*The ''Jueguan lun,'' (Treatise on the Transcendence of Cognition), a text discovered among the Dunhuang manuscripts, has been attributed to Bodhidharma, however it is more likely by an anonymous member of the [[Oxhead school]], an important Chan faction during the [[Tang dynasty]].<ref>The Ceasing of Notions, an Early Zen Text from the Dunhuang Caves with Selected Comments, page 3, Wisdom Publications, 2012</ref>
* ''The Genealogical Treatise'' (''Hsueh-mo lun''), this is a "post-Platform Sutra and immediately pre-[[Mazu Daoyi|Ma-tsu]] text" according to Yanagida, which discusses the teaching that "does not posit words," and "seeing the nature and achieving buddhahood."<ref name=":1" /> 
* The ''Verses on the Heart Sutra'', "a clearly apocryphal text" that introduces [[Yogachara|Yogacara]] ideas associated with [[Xuanzang|Xuanzang's]] translations into Chan.<ref name=":1" />