Anonymous
hyparchetype based on G, N and Q.
Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit
Buddhanāmanirdeśa, Buddhāvataṃsaka chapter 11 (also known as (Proto-Buddhāvataṃsaka)
Chinese Buddhist Electronic Text Association (http://www.cbeta.org/)
Chinese
commentary
Cone (Co ne) Kanjur (catalogued by Taishun Mibu 1959) and Tanjur
Derge (sDe dge) Kanjur and Tanjur (catalogued by Hakuju Ui et al., 1934)
hyparchetype based on D, C and T.
Dūnhuáng; city in the Gansu province of China home to a major cave complex where a large number of manuscripts and artifacts have been retrieved; see St. and The International Dunhuang Project.
editor
English
Ganden (dGa' ldan) or "Golden Manuscript" Tanjur
Gāndhārī
German
Lhasa (lHa sa) Kanjur (catalogued by Jikidō Takasaki, 1965)
India Office Library
The International Research Institute for Advanced Buddhology, Soka University.
Lithang (Li thaṅ) or 'Jaṅ Sa tham Kanjur (catalogued by Yoshiro Imaeda, 1982-84)
Johnston, E.H. and A. Kunst (1978)
bKa’ ’gyur (Tibetan Buddhist canon of the Buddha's words), Derge edition, references to volume (Tibetan class and syllable numbering), page and line.
Peking edition of the Kanjur prepared in 1684/92 under the Kangxi emperor
Khaḍgaviṣāṇasūtra (Khaggavisāṇasutta)
Kuṣāṇa
Latin
Peking edition of the Mongolian Kanjur (catalogued by Louis Ligeti, 1942-44)
Madhyamakāvatāra (Entering the Middle Way) by Candrakīrti (7th century)
Madhyamakāvatārabhāṣya (Auto-Commentary to Entering the Middle Way) by Candrakīrti (7th century)
Madhyamakāvatāraṭīkā by Jayānanda (11th century)
Mongolian
Mongolian Tanǰur, Peking, 1748.
Manuscript
Mahāyānasūtrālaṃkāra by Asaṅga/Maitreya and Bhāṣya by Vasubandhu.
mūlasarvāstivādavinaya
Maitreyavyākaraṇa
Narthang (sNar thaṅ) Kanjur (listed by Shōdō Nagashima, 1975) and Tanjur (listed by Taishun Mibu, 1967)
pañjikā (commentary)
Pāli
Proto-Buddhāvataṃsaka (also known as Buddhanāmanirdeśa, BA chapter 11)
Pali Text Society
Peking edition of Kanjur and Tanjur prepared in 1737 under the Qianlong emperor; also the modern photographic reprint of teh Peking edition, which is based on a combination of the 1717/20 and 1737 issues (reprinted and catalogued in The Tibetan Tripitaka, 1955-1961)
reconstruction
reconstructed from Śong stons’s Tibetan translation.
Sanskrit
SERIE ORIENTALE ROMA
Śatapañcāśatka (= Prasādapratibhodhava) of Mātṛceṭa
ṭīkā (commentary)
大正新修大藏經, Taishō Shinshū Daizōkyō, Tokyo 1926-34, references to text no., page and line.
tegin (TYKYN) - "the prince", Uighur abbreviated title of the History of the Princes Kalyāṇaṃkara and Pāpaṃkara
bsTan ’gyur (Tibetan Buddhist canon of secondary litterature), Derge edition, references to volume (Tibetan class and syllable numbering), page and line.
Tibetan
Tohoku Catalogue number; see Ui, Suzuki, Kanakura and Tada (1934), A Complete Catalogue of The Tibetan Buddhist Canons (Bkaḥ-ḥgyur and Bstan-ḥgyur).
translator
Urga Kanjur (catalogued by Géza Bethlenfalvy, 1982)
Uighur
Udānavarga, compiled by Dharmatrāta
verse
Edition of Kanjur and Kanjur Supplement (Yoshiro Imaeda, 1977) prepared under the Wanli emperor
Edition of Kanjur prepared under the Yongle emperor (Silk 1996)