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== Chinese Āgamas == | == Chinese Āgamas == | ||
| − | * (Sarvâstivāda) [[Related Discourses]] (Saṃyukta Āgama, | + | * (Sarvâstivāda) [[Related Discourses (CSA)|Related Discourses]] (`Saṃyukta Āgama`, `CSA` Edition) |
| − | * (Kāśyapīya) [[Related Discourses]] (Alternate Saṃyukta Āgama, T 100) | + | * (Kāśyapīya) [[Related Discourses (T100)|Related Discourses]] (`Alternate Saṃyukta Āgama`, `T` 100) |
* [[Medium Discourses]] (Madhyama Āgama, T26) | * [[Medium Discourses]] (Madhyama Āgama, T26) | ||
* [[Numerical Discourses]] (Ekôttarika Āgama, T125) | * [[Numerical Discourses]] (Ekôttarika Āgama, T125) | ||
Revision as of 18:33, 7 February 2021
Welcome to Dharma Pearls Wiki!
This documentation project is intended to serve as a resource for general readers, practitioners, and researchers to better understand the context and background of Chinese Buddhist literature. As a companion reader to the Dharma Pearls translation project, this wiki will initially focus on topics appropriate to reading the Chinese Āgama and Avadāna.
Chinese Āgamas
- (Sarvâstivāda) Related Discourses (`Saṃyukta Āgama`, `CSA` Edition)
- (Kāśyapīya) Related Discourses (`Alternate Saṃyukta Āgama`, `T` 100)
- Medium Discourses (Madhyama Āgama, T26)
- Numerical Discourses (Ekôttarika Āgama, T125)
- Long Discourses (Dīrgha Āgama, T1)
- Minor Discourses (Kṣudraka Āgama)
- Past Events (Itivṛttaka, T765)
- Dharma Verses (Dharmapāda, T210 and T213)
Chinese Avadānas
- Dharma Verse Stories (T211-212)
- Collected Biography of the Buddha (Abhiniṣkramaṇa, T190)
Planned Article Categories
- Chinese-English glossary
- Bibliography of canonical texts, authors, and translators
- Historical characters and settings
- Philosophical and religious concepts
- Recurring passages and terms
- Lore and mythology
- Parables and metaphors
Articles that fit into these topics will draw primarily on Chinese sources, but sources in Pali, Sanskrit, and Tibetan Buddhist literature will also be referenced to illustrate influences that occurred throughout Buddhist history.
