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Fragments and Phylogeny Of the Tibetan Version Of the Mañjuśrivihārasūtra: A Case Study In the Genealogy Of Tibetan Kanjurs
Author Apple, James B.
Source 創価大学国際仏教学高等研究所年報=Annual Report of the International Research Institute for Advanced Buddhology at Soka University=ソウカ ダイガク コクサイ ブッキョウガク コウトウ ケンキュウジョ ネンポウ
Volumev.17
Date2014
Pages293 - 336
Publisher創価大学・国際仏教学高等研究所
Publisher Url http://iriab.soka.ac.jp/publication/
Location八王子, 日本 [Hachioji, Japan]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
AbstractThe following article provides a critical edition and analysis of a Dunhuang Tibetan version of the Mañjuśrivihārasūtra (Tib. 'jam dpal gnas pa'i mdo) as a case study for documenting the historical development of Tibetan translations of Mahāyāna sūtras. The critical edition of the Dunhuang Tibetan version is based on one complete Dunhuang manuscript as well as four Dunhuang fragments, three previously unidentified, to restore a Tibetan version of the sutra that existed before the imperially decreed (bkas bcad) language reforms of 814 c.e. The critical edition is annotated against seventeen Kanjur editions of the sutra, including Western Tibetan manuscript Kanjurs (Tib. bka' 'gyur) from Basgo and Hemis that have not been previously investigated. The Kanjur annotations document the revisions that Tibetan editors made in implementing the codified rules and principles for translating Buddhist texts issued by Khri Ide srong btsan (r. 800-815 c.e.). In addition, the annotations provide evidence for three lines of textual transmission, the Them-spangs-ma group, Tshal-pa group, and a Western Tibet group. The documentation of the variant readings has also been supplemented with computer-based phylogenetic systematics to discern a refined estimation of the genealogical relations among extant textual witnesses.
Table of contentsIntroduction 293
Textual witnesses 294
Dunhuang Manuscripts and Fragments 294
M 294
M2 294
M3 295
M4 295
M5 295
Kanjur Vulgate Editions 295
Ba 295
He 295
K2 296
Z 296
The Critical Edition 296
Stemmatic and Phylogenetic Analysis 296
Dunhuang Tibetan Critical Edition Of Mañjuśrivihārasūtra 301
[Title] 301
[§1] 301
[§2] 301
[§3] 303
[§4] 304
[§5] 305
[§6] 306
[§7] 306
[§8] 308
[§9] 309
[§10] 309
[§11] 310
[§12] 312
[§13] 313
[§14] 313
[Colophon (Vulgate Versions Only)] 317
IOL Tib J 149 diplomatic edition 319
IOL Tib J 278 diplomatic edition 329
IOL Tib J 277 diplomatic edition 330
Pelliot 714 diplomatic edition 331
ISSN13438980 (P)
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Created date2019.04.03



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