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A bibliography of the Sanskrit texts of the Saddharmapundarikasutra

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Yuyama, Akira

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Centre of Oriental Studies in association with Australian National University Press

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The Saddharmapundarlkas{u00FC}tra is a representative work in the Buddhist (Hybrid) Sanskrit and has had a profound influence on religious thought in Asia. It is one of the nine treasures of Buddhist texts in Nepal and was introduced into China in the third century A.D. and to Tibet at the beginning of the ninth century. It has since spread throughout Asia. Many Sanskrit manuscript versions of the Saddharmapundarlkas{u00FC}tra have been found and are now scattered throughout the world. This bibliography is the first systematic attempt to record the details and whereabouts of the manuscripts, many of which are difficult to locate.

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