[Pramāṇa](https://indike.org/pramana/) › [Indian literature](https://indike.org/pramana/in) › [Buddhist Literature](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha) › [Taishō Tripiṭaka (Chinese Buddhist canon)](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho) › [大唐內典錄](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2149) › 5.15.2 # 大唐內典錄 5.15.2 大唐內典錄 5.15.2 - **Language:** Classical Chinese ### [5.15.2](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2149.5.15.2) 所合。名題甚為整頓。又今見翻其聞尚 有是大集分。略最都訖。應滿百卷。於本 梵文三分將一。且夫土石末為細塵。無自 持之力。及其結為坤阜。有生載之功。況 條離株希盛榮。流捨源求廣潤。而可得乎。 我隋皇帝之挺生也。應天時順地理。九州 離隔出三百年。十萬偈分將踰千祀。散經 還聚。聚光大集之文。別壤遂通。通顯大興 之國。非夫位握金輪化弘方等。先皇前帝 開疆闡法。其孰並斯焉。 佛本行集經六十卷（七年七月起十一年二月訖僧曇學士長房劉憑等筆彥琮序） 法炬陀羅尼經二十卷（十二年四月起十四年六月訖道邃等筆受） 威德陀羅尼經二十卷（十五年七月起十六年十二月訖僧琨等筆受） 諸佛護念經十卷（十四年十月起至十二月訖僧曇等筆受） 五千五百佛名經八卷（十三年八月起十四年九月訖僧曇等筆受） 大集賢護菩薩經六卷（十四年十二月起十五年二月訖明芬等筆受） 聖善住天子所問經四卷（十五年四月出道邃等筆受） 觀察諸法行經四卷（十五年四月二十四日出五月二十五日訖長房等筆受） 四童子經三卷（十三年五月出七月訖僧琨筆受） 諸法本無經三卷（開皇十五年六月起七月訖劉憑等筆受） 虛空孕菩薩經二卷（七年正月起三月訖僧曇筆受彥琮序） 大方等大雲請雨經（見唐錄） 月上女經二卷（十一年四月翻六月訖劉憑筆受琮序） 善思童子經二卷（十一年七月起九月訖長房筆受琮序） 無所有菩薩經四卷（見唐錄） 移識經二卷（十一年十一月翻十二月訖長房筆受） 譬喻王經二卷（十五年五月出六月訖道密等筆受） 護國菩薩經二卷（見唐錄） 發覺淨心經二卷（十五年九月出十月訖僧琨筆受） 一向出生菩薩經（五年十一月出十二月訖僧曇等筆受琮序） 佛華嚴入如來不思議境界經二卷（見唐錄） 大威燈仙人問疑經（六年正月出二月訖道邃筆受琮序） 文殊尸利行經（六年三月出四月訖僧曇筆受琮序） 東方最勝燈王如來經（見唐錄） 八佛名號經（六年五月出六月訖道邃筆受琮序） 希有挍量功德經（六年六月出其月訖僧曇筆受彥琮序） 善恭敬師經（六年七月出八月訖僧曇筆受琮序） 如來方便善巧呪經（七年正月出二月訖僧曇筆受琮序） 不空羂索觀世音心呪經（七年四月出五月訖僧曇筆受琮序） 十二佛名神呪除障滅罪經（七年五月出訖僧琨筆受琮序） 金剛場陀羅尼經（七年六月出八月訖僧琨筆受琮序） 諸法最上王經（十五年出七月訖明芬筆受） 入法界經（十五年七月出八月訖道密等筆受） 商主天子問經（十五年八月翻九月訖學士費長房等筆受） 出生菩提經（十五年十月翻訖學士劉憑筆受） 金光明經囑累品銀主品（涼世曇無讖出四卷梁世真諦出六卷周世崛多出 五卷並無兩品今有故復出之） 大乘三聚懺悔經（見唐錄） 右三十七部。合一百七十六卷。北天竺犍 達國三藏法師闍那崛多。隋言至德。又云 佛德。周明帝世。武成年初。共同學耶舍崛 多。隨本師至摩伽陀國三藏禪師闍那耶 舍。齎經入國。師徒同學悉習方言。二十餘 年。崛多最善。周世在京及往蜀地。隨處並 皆宣譯新經。或接先闕文義咸允。時遭魔 難世迫王威。建德三年逢毀二教。夏之七 眾俱俗一衣。崛多師徒亦被誘逼。既元結 契捐命遊方。弗憚苦辛弘化為業。值法陵 滅遂爽本心。既是梵人不從華服。秉古志 節乞求返邦。國家依聽以禮放遣。我脂那 者。實是閻浮之陸海也。為諸遐裔殊服異 形咸所奔湊。其非樂土。寧感致斯慕化而 來。來者容納。思鄉欲去。去者不違。還向北 天。路經突厥。遇值中面。他鉢可汗。慇重請 留。因往復日。周有成壞。勞師去還。此無 廢興。幸安意住。資給供養當使稱心。遂爾 併停十有餘載。師及同學悉彼先殂。唯多 獨在。時屬相州沙門寶暹道邃智周僧威 法寶僧曇智照僧律等十有一人。以齊武 > combined. The titles are exceedingly well-ordered. Moreover, regarding what is currently being translated of what is heard \[from him\], there are parts belonging to the Mahāsaṃnipāta; when briefly summarized and completely finished, it should fill a hundred fascicles, which would be nearly one-third of the original brāhmī text. Now, when earth and stone are powdered into fine dust, they have no power to support themselves; but when they consolidate into hills and mountains, they possess the merit of generating and bearing \[all things\]. How much more so when branches part from the trunk wishing for lush flourish, or when a stream abandons its source seeking broad moistening—could that ever be attained? When the Emperor of our Sui dynasty arose, he responded to heavenly seasons and accorded with earthly patterns. The nine provinces had been sundered for more than three hundred years, and the parts of the one hundred thousand verses had been separated for nearly a thousand years. The scattered sūtras have now been reunited, congregating and illuminating the text of the Great Collection; the divided lands have at last been joined together, comprehensively manifesting the great and flourishing realm. Were it not for one holding the golden wheel in his station and propagating the Vaipulya teachings through his transformation—a former sovereign or previous emperor opening territories and expounding the Dharma—who could equal this? > \*Fo benxing ji jing\* in sixty fascicles (Begun in the seventh month of the seventh year \[of Kaihuang\], completed in the second month of the eleventh year. Scribe duties by Sengtan, Scholar Changfang, Liu Ping, and others; preface by Yancong) > \*Faju tuoluoni jing\* in twenty fascicles (Begun in the fourth month of the twelfth year, completed in the sixth month of the fourteenth year. Scribe duties by Daosui and others) > \*Weide tuoluoni jing\* in twenty fascicles (Begun in the seventh month of the fifteenth year, completed in the twelfth month of the sixteenth year. Scribe duties by Sengkun and others) > \*Zhufo huniang jing\* in ten fascicles (Begun in the tenth month of the fourteenth year, completed in the twelfth month. Scribe duties by Sengtan and others) > \*Wuqian wubai fo ming jing\* in eight fascicles (Begun in the eighth month of the thirteenth year, completed in the ninth month of the fourteenth year. Scribe duties by Sengtan and others) > \*Daji xianhu pusa jing\* in six fascicles (Begun in the twelfth month of the fourteenth year, completed in the second month of the fifteenth year. Scribe duties by Mingfen and others) > \*Sheng shanzhu tianzi suowen jing\* in four fascicles (Produced in the fourth month of the fifteenth year. Scribe duties by Daosui and others) > \*Guancha zhufa xing jing\* in four fascicles (Begun on the twenty-fourth day of the fourth month of the fifteenth year, completed on the twenty-fifth day of the fifth month. Scribe duties by Changfang and others) > \*Si tongzi jing\* in three fascicles (Begun in the fifth month of the thirteenth year, completed in the seventh month. Scribe duties by Sengkun) > \*Zhufa benwu jing\* in three fascicles (Begun in the sixth month of the fifteenth year of Kaihuang, completed in the seventh month. Scribe duties by Liu Ping and others) > \*Xukongyun pusa jing\* in two fascicles (Begun in the first month of the seventh year, completed in the third month. Scribe duties by Sengtan; preface by Yancong) > \*Dafangdeng dayun qingyu jing\* (Recorded in the Tang catalogue) > \*Yueshangnü jing\* in two fascicles (Translated in the fourth month of the eleventh year, completed in the sixth month. Scribe duties by Liu Ping; preface by \[Yan\]cong) > \*Shansi tongzi jing\* in two fascicles (Begun in the seventh month of the eleventh year, completed in the ninth month. Scribe duties by Changfang; preface by \[Yan\]cong) > \*Wusuoyou pusa jing\* in four fascicles (Recorded in the Tang catalogue) > \*Yishi jing\* in two fascicles (Translated in the eleventh month of the eleventh year, completed in the twelfth month. Scribe duties by Changfang) > \*Piyu wang jing\* in two fascicles (Begun in the fifth month of the fifteenth year, completed in the sixth month. Scribe duties by Daomi and others) > \*Huruo pusa jing\* in two fascicles (Recorded in the Tang catalogue) > \*Fajue jingxin jing\* in two fascicles (Begun in the ninth month of the fifteenth year, completed in the tenth month. Scribe duties by Sengkun) > \*Yixiang chusheng pusa jing\* (Begun in the eleventh month of the fifth year, completed in the twelfth month. Scribe duties by Sengtan and others; preface by \[Yan\]cong) > \*Fohuayan ru rulai busiyi jingjie jing\* in two fascicles (Recorded in the Tang catalogue) > \*Da weiteng xianren wenyi jing\* (Begun in the first month of the sixth year, completed in the second month. Scribe duties by Daosui; preface by \[Yan\]cong) > \*Wenshushili xing jing\* (Begun in the third month of the sixth year, completed in the fourth month. Scribe duties by Sengtan; preface by \[Yan\]cong) > \*Dongfang zuisheng dengwang rulai jing\* (Recorded in the Tang catalogue) > \*Ba fo minghao jing\* (Begun in the fifth month of the sixth year, completed in the sixth month. Scribe duties by Daosui; preface by \[Yan\]cong) > \*Xiyou jiaoliang gongde jing\* (Begun in the sixth month of the sixth year, completed that month. Scribe duties by Sengtan; preface by Yancong) > \*Shan gongjing shi jing\* (Begun in the seventh month of the sixth year, completed in the eighth month. Scribe duties by Sengtan; preface by \[Yan\]cong) > \*Rulai fangbian shanjiao zhou jing\* (Begun in the first month of the seventh year, completed in the second month. Scribe duties by Sengtan; preface by \[Yan\]cong) > \*Bukun juansuo guanshiyin xinzhou jing\* (Begun in the fourth month of the seventh year, completed in the fifth month. Scribe duties by Sengtan; preface by \[Yan\]cong) > \*Shi'er fo ming shenzhou chuzhang miezui jing\* (Begun in the fifth month of the seventh year and completed. Scribe duties by Sengkun; preface by \[Yan\]cong) > \*Jingangchang tuoluoni jing\* (Begun in the sixth month of the seventh year, completed in the eighth month. Scribe duties by Sengkun; preface by \[Yan\]cong) > \*Zhufa zuishang wang jing\* (Begun in the fifteenth year, completed in the seventh month. Scribe duties by Mingfen) > \*Ru fajie jing\* (Begun in the seventh month of the fifteenth year, completed in the eighth month. Scribe duties by Daomi and others) > \*Shangzhu tianzi wen jing\* (Translated in the eighth month of the fifteenth year, completed in the ninth month. Scribe duties by Scholar Fei Changfang and others) > \*Chusheng puti jing\* (Translated and completed in the tenth month of the fifteenth year. Scribe duties by Scholar Liu Ping) > \*Jin guangming jing\*, Entrustment Chapter and Silver Master Chapter (In the Liang \[period\], Dharmakṣema produced four fascicles; in the Liang \[dynasty\], Paramārtha produced six fascicles; in the Zhou \[dynasty\], \[Jñāna\]gupta produced five fascicles; all lacked these two chapters. Being extant now, they were therefore translated anew.) > \*Dacheng sanju chanhui jing\* (Recorded in the Tang catalogue) > The above thirty-seven works, totaling one hundred and seventy-six fascicles, were translated by the Tripiṭaka Master Jñānagupta—in the language of the Sui, Zhide ("Utmost Virtue"), or Fode ("Buddha Virtue")—of Gandhāra in North India. During the reign of Emperor Ming of the Northern Zhou, in the early years of the Wucheng era, he and his fellow student Yaśogupta followed their primary master, the Tripiṭaka Dhyāna Master Jñānayaśas of Magadha, bringing sūtras and entering the realm. Master, disciple, and fellow students all learned the local dialects. Over more than twenty years, \[Jñāna\]gupta proved the most proficient. During the Zhou period, while residing in the capital and traveling to the Shu region, wherever he was he expounded and translated new sūtras, or supplied what was previously missing, the phrasing and meaning being thoroughly fitting. Then encountering adversity from Māra, under pressure from the royal authority of the era, in the third year of Jiande they faced the suppression of the two religions. The seven groups of \[disciples\] of the Xia were all reduced to the common garment of layfolk. \[Jñāna\]gupta, master and disciples, were also coerced by entice and threat. Having originally covenanted to give up their lives to travel foreign lands, not shirking bitterness or toil and taking propagation of the teachings as their enterprise, encountering the destruction and extinction of the Dharma ran counter to their original resolve. Since they were men of India and would not adopt Chinese garb, maintaining their former resolve and integrity, they petitioned to return to their home country. The imperial court granted permission and saw them off with due courtesy. Our Cina is truly the continental sea of Jambudvīpa; people of all remote peripheries in distinct attire and alien forms congregate here. Were it not a land of delight, how could it draw forth this longing for transformation and cause them to come? Those who come are accommodated; those yearning for home and wishing to depart are not opposed. Returning toward North India, his road passed through the Turks, where he directly encountered the court of Taspar Qaghan, who earnestly invited him to remain. Taking the occasion to discuss former days, \[the Qaghan said:\] "The Zhou has its rise and fall, causing the Master the toil of departing and returning. Here there is no decline or resurgence. Pray dwell here in peace of mind; I shall provide provisions and offerings to your heart's satisfaction." Thus they remained together for over ten years. His master and fellow student both passed away there before him; only \[Jñāna\]gupta remained alone. At that time, eleven monks of Xiangzhou—Baoxian, Daosui, Zhiwei, Sengwei, Fabao, Sengtan, Zhizhao, Senglü, and others—owing to the martial \[power\] of Qi > — English (machine translation) (machine translation) - [Previous: 5.15.1](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2149.5.15.1) - [Next: 5.15.3](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2149.5.15.3) - [Up: 5.15](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2149.5.15) ## Translations (1) - [English (machine translation)](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2149~en-mt.5.15.2) — English, machine translation --- Source: [https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2149.5.15.2](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2149.5.15.2) · Pramāṇa