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Profound Praise and Comprehensive Explanation of the Lotus Sutra (法華經玄贊攝釋)

About 法華經玄贊攝釋

Tang · by 智周撰

142,730 · about 476 min

The *Profound Praise of the Lotus Sutra with Collected Explanations* is a Buddhist commentary written by the Tang Dynasty eminent monk Zhizhou. This work provides an in-depth exposition based on the *Profound Praise of the Lotus Sutra* by Kuiji, a disciple of Xuanzang, integrating Yogācāra thought to elucidate the profound principles of the *Wonderful Dharma Lotus Sutra*. Its content encompasses the classification and teaching of the sutra, analysis of its core tenets, and explanations of key terms, systematically summarizing the unique perspectives of the Cien School on the *Lotus Sutra*. As an important exegetical text of the Faxiang School, this work not only reflects the peak development of Yogācāra studies in the Tang Dynasty but also provides crucial evidence for the study of Chinese Buddhist intellectual history. It holds an authoritative, bridging position in the tradition of Chinese Buddhist commentaries, connecting past and future.


法華經玄贊攝釋目次
  • 卷第一
    • 自敘
    • 序品第一
  • 卷第二
    • 序品之餘
    • 方便品第二
  • 卷第三
    • 方便品之餘
    • 譬喻品第三
    • 信解品第四
    • 藥草喻品第五
    • 授記品第六
  • 卷第四
    • 化城喻品第七
    • 五百弟子品第八
    • 人記品第九
    • 法師品第十
    • 寶塔品第十一
    • 提婆品第十二
    • 持品第十三
    • 安樂行品第十四
    • 涌出品第十五
    • 壽量品第十六
    • 分別功德品第十七
    • 隨喜功德品第十八
    • 法師功德品第十九
    • 不輕品第二十
    • 神力品第二十一
    • 囑累品第二十二
    • 藥王品第二十三
    • 妙音品第二十四
    • 普門品第二十五
    • 陀羅尼品第二十六
    • 嚴王品第二十七
    • 勸發品第二十八
法華經玄贊攝釋目次(終)No. 636
法華玄贊攝釋卷第一
撲揚沙門 智周 撰

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