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Four-Part Vinaya Sutra with Commentary (四分戒本如釋)

About 四分戒本如釋

Ming · by 弘贊繹

167,418 · about 558 min

The *Four-Part Vinaya Commentary* by the Ming Dynasty eminent monk Hongzan is an authoritative annotation of the fundamental Buddhist monastic code, the *Four-Part Vinaya*. Compiled during the revival of Vinaya studies in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, this work systematically elucidates the precepts for monks, the principles of upholding and transgressing them, along with their practical applications, integrating the doctrinal perspectives of the Nanshan Vinaya school. Its annotations are precise, rigorous, and concise, combining theoretical depth with practical utility. Regarded as a significant text in the study of Chinese Buddhist Vinaya, it has profoundly influenced later generations in the practice of precept observance and the transmission of Vinaya teachings, holding an esteemed position within Buddhist canonical literature on discipline.


No. 717-A敘四分戒本如釋語

Preface to the Four-Part Vinaya with Commentary and Explanation

夫戒本者何。乃比丘之規矱。涅槃之津要。規矱失則心慮無整。津要迷則彼岸難到。故如來首自鹿苑。終乎鶴樹。諄諄誨囑。俾依木叉為師。視同如佛。今人背遺囑。詆毗尼。何異逆子而抗慈父。善星而侮聖言。背遺囑是非佛也。詆毗尼是非法也。見持戒者。而嘲𠿝是非僧也。三寶既非而且毀。奚名釋子。葢戒法乃對治無明業種之醍醐。修證五分法身之玅術。業種不斷。因流瀰漫。法身不圓。解脫無日。違此而修。縱得玅悟禪定現前。終是魔業。經有明言。非人臆語。今時妄修謬證。置木叉于言外。取己見為自規尺。自不能持。欲他而同己僻。毀法滅律。無堪視之。予因覩此。每勸初學。著目毗尼。使定慧有址。正法而得久住。第律文旨奧。止持作犯名種性相。閱者無不茫然。乃忞自庸。力取戒本如律釋之。故曰如釋。釋而未盡。附餘部以悉之。遹為律之首鑰。以學者而跽通蹊徑。文蹄雖約。而義階實周。其有欲登舍那殿閣者。可向此跨上一足。
旹崇禎癸未冬西來山菩提心比丘弘贊序于象王閣中

In the winter of the Guiwei year of the Chongzhen era, the Bhikkhu Hongzan of the Bodhicitta Monastery on the Xilai Mountain composed this preface at the Xiangwang Pavilion.


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CBETA Code: X0717

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