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Lotus Sutra Integrated Commentary (法華經合論)

About 法華經合論

Song · by 慧洪造 張商英撰

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The Combined Commentary on the Lotus Sutra was jointly composed by the renowned Song dynasty monk Huihong and the chancellor Zhang Shangying. This commentary emerged during the flourishing of Buddhist doctrinal studies in the Northern Song period, serving as an authoritative exegesis on the "Sutra of the Lotus Flower of the Wonderful Dharma." Its content deeply elucidates core teachings such as the One Vehicle of Ultimate Reality, the opening of provisional means to reveal the true teaching, and the true aspect of all phenomena, integrating philosophical inquiry with practical guidance. Esteemed highly in Buddhist history, this commentary is regarded as a vital bridge to understanding the comprehensive and harmonious thought of the Lotus Sutra. It exerted profound influence on later Tiantai Buddhism and the engagement of scholar-officials with Buddhist practice, standing as a key text for studying the integration of Buddhist thought in the Song dynasty.


法華經合論目次

Table of Contents of the Combined Commentary on the Lotus Sutra

  • 卷第一
    • 序
    • 序品第一
    • 方便品第二
  • 卷第二
    • 譬喻品第三
    • 信解品第四
  • 卷第三
    • 藥草喻品第五
    • 授記品第六
    • 化城喻品第七
  • 卷第四
    • 五百弟子品第八
    • 人記品第九
    • 法師品第十
    • 見寶塔品第十一
    • 提婆達多品第十二
    • 勸持品第十三
  • 卷第五
    • 安樂行品第十四
    • 湧出品第十五
    • 壽量品第十六
    • 分別功德品第十七
  • 卷第六
    • 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
  • 卷第七
    • 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
    • 䟦
法華經合論目次(終)

Table of Contents for the Combined Commentary on the Lotus Sutra(End)


No. 603-A 鐫法華合論序

CBETA Code: X0603

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