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Tang04 / Catalogue number 2-1034 / Volume 004
The Avataṃsaka Sūtra is an important Mahāyāna scripture relied upon by the Huayan school, centrally presenting ideas and narratives such as the realm of Buddhahood, the practice of bodhisattvas, the interdependent origination of the dharmadhātu, and the visits of the youth Sudhana to spiritual teachers. OpenSutra Currently the released fascicles of this work have been organized under "Yongle Beizang / Mahāyāna Sutras / Huayan section"; image sources and catalog numbers are listed in each fascicle record. It may be initially understood within the Huayan corpus, with attention to themes of the Buddha's realm, bodhisattva practice, and the interdependent origination of the dharmadhātu. The book catalog comprises 60 fascicles; currently 22 fascicles have not been released due to missing images: fascicle 006 (catalog no. 2-1036, thousand-character index number Tang06), fascicle 007 (catalog no. 2-1037, thousand-character index number Tang07), fascicle 011 (catalog no. 2-1041, thousand-character index number Zuo01), fascicle 013 (catalog no. 2-1043, thousand-character index number Zuo03), fascicle 015 (catalog no. 2-1045, thousand-character index number Zuo05), fascicle 016 (catalog no. 2-1046, thousand-character index number Zuo06), fascicle 030 (catalog no. 2-1060, thousand-character index number Chao10), fascicle 032 (catalog no. 2-1062, thousand-character index number Wen02), etc., totaling 22 fascicles.
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Based on the Yongle Northern Tripitaka textual layout; whether the volume contains variant illustrations, dedication notes, colophons or other image content requires verification against specific pages.
Translated by Buddhabhadra and others in the Eastern Jin; title, classification and volume number recorded according to the Shandong Provincial Library’s Yongle Northern Tripitaka catalogue.
This volume has 43 pages. Thousand-character volume code: Tang04. Yongle Northern Tripitaka volume images.
Title, classification, thousand-character volume code and catalogue number are recorded according to the Shandong Provincial Library’s Yongle Northern Tripitaka catalogue; internal dedicatory inscriptions, colophons and end-of-juan information await further page-level verification.
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Shandong Provincial Library · Yongle Northern Tripitaka catalogue number: 2-1034 Thousand-character volume code: Tang04 Catalogue classification: Yongle Northern Tripitaka / Mahāyāna Sutras / Huayan Division Parent work: Avataṃsaka Sūtra — sixty juan Shandong Provincial Library Yongle Northern Tripitaka source link: https://dzj.sdlib.cn/#/homeDetails/2-1034/050801050104 CBETA Online: Avataṃsaka Sūtra (T0278/T0279) https://cbetaonline.dila.edu.tw/zh/T0279 SAT Taishō Revised Tripitaka Database: T0279 https://21dzk.l.u-tokyo.ac.jp/SAT2018/T0279.html Wikipedia: Huayan Sutra https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/华严经
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