Manuscript ID: OPENSUTRA_ORG_0000069

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The Shāminī Precepts Sūtra and the Śāriputra Questions Sūtra, qisha woodblocks, Pingjiang Leqiao North Yao family imprint, Yuan edition

This item is an image of a Yuan dynasty printed edition containing the Śrāmaṇerikā Precepts Sūtra and the Śāriputra Inquiry Sūtra in one scroll. It belongs to Buddhist vinaya and catechetical literature and preserves the circulation format of editions from the Qisha Canon system.

The Śrāmaṇerikā Precepts Sūtra concerns the disciplinary training of novice nuns, focusing on the precepts, deportment, and cultivation regulations that śrāmaṇerikās should uphold; the Śāriputra Inquiry Sūtra discusses issues related to Buddhist institutions, vinaya, the saṅgha, and practice in question-and-answer form. The format of two scriptures in one scroll indicates that they once circulated together as combined editions of short vinaya or institutional scriptures. This item is labeled as a Qisha block edition printed by the Yao family north of Leqiao in Pingjiang, a Yuan printed edition. Although limited in page count, it holds reference value for observing Yuan dynasty Buddhist canon printing, combinations of short vinaya texts, and the Buddhist publishing network in the Jiangnan region.
Published: May 26, 2026
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Image Info

Primarily text pages of the sutras; no dedicated illustrations observed.

Responsibility Info

Translator of the Shāminī Precepts Sūtra is unknown; the Śāriputra Questions Sūtra is presented as a question-and-answer style Buddhist text.

Format & Dimensions

PDF, 13 pages in total; two sutras in one volume, Yuan-edition images.

Colophon

Title, combined contents, printing system, and printing location recorded from the file name and page images.

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