梵網古迹抄第一
- 時處故
- 機根故
- 藏攝故
- 翻譯故
- 宗趣故
- 題名故
- 本文故
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The "Commentary on the Ancient Traces of the Brahma's Net Sutra" is a Buddhist commentary authored by the ancient Japanese master Gyonen during the Kamakura period. This work provides a systematic annotation of the foundational text of the Bodhisattva Precepts, the "Brahma's Net Sutra," integrating the disciplinary thought of China's Nanshan Vinaya School with Japanese Buddhist precepts. It offers an in-depth explanation of the precepts' characteristics, observance, violations, and practical guidelines, while also examining their historical origins. As a key text in East Asian Buddhist Vinaya studies, this book is not only structurally rigorous but has also profoundly influenced the transmission of Buddhist precepts in China and Japan. It stands as one of the authoritative texts for studying the theory and practice of the Bodhisattva Precepts.