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Maitripa and Atisa
Author Tatz, Mark
Source Proceedings of the 4th International Association of Tibetan Studies
Date1988
Pages473 - 482
PublisherKommission für Zentralasiatische Studien, Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften
Publisher Url http://www.badw.de/
LocationMunich, Germany [慕尼黑, 德國]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
AbstractProminent in Tibetan accounts of the life of Maitri-pa is a tale of how he was expelled from the monastic university of Vikramasila by Atisa (Dipamkarasrijiiana). The story does not appear in any non-Tibetan source. Nor can any Indian or Nepalese basis be identified for the contention of some Tibetan scholars that Atisa received the text of the Mahayana-uttaratantra-sastra and/or instructions on it from Maitri-pa. The two tales are broadly contradictory, for they place the two Indian masters in opposite relationships of authority. Their use by Tibetan historians on apparently sectarian grounds calls into question the validity of Tibetan historical tradition as it bears upon the later period of Buddhism in India. Neither purported event is central to the spiritual career of either figure, and I present a study of them here so as to exclude them from a later study of the hagiography of Maitri-pa.
Table of contentsExpulsion from Vikramasila 474
Transmission of the Uttaratantra-sastra 479
ABBREVIATIONS AND BIBLIOGRAPHY 481
ISBN9783769610017
Hits160
Created date2020.11.30



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