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| − | The [[Karchag Phangthangma]] (dkar-chag 'Phang-thang-ma) is one of three historically attested [[Tibetan]] imperial catalogues listing translations mainly of [[Sanskrit]] [[Buddhist texts]] translated to [[Tibetan]]. The title, in [[Tibetan]] dkar-chag 'phang-thang-ma, simply means the catalogue/index (karchag) from Phangthang (a place in Central [[Tibet]]). | + | The [[Karchag Phangthangma]] (dkar-chag 'Phang-thang-ma) is one of three historically attested [[Tibetan]] {{Wiki|imperial}} catalogues listing translations mainly of [[Sanskrit]] [[Buddhist texts]] translated to [[Tibetan]]. The title, in [[Tibetan]] dkar-chag 'phang-thang-ma, simply means the catalogue/index (karchag) from Phangthang (a place in Central [[Tibet]]). |
| − | The Karchag Phang-tangma (dkar-chag 'Phang-thang-ma) was sponsored by the [[Tibetan]] emperors in the 9th century. Studies of the imperial catalogue from Denkar (dkar-chag lDan-dkar-ma) have been conducted by YOSHIMURA (1950); LALOU (1953); and HERRMANN-PFANDT (2008). For studies of the catalogue from 'Phang-thang see: HALKIAS (2004), EISHIN (2005a/2005b), and DOTSON (2007). The Karchag Chimpuma composed in [[Samye]] (dkar-chag [[bSam-yas]] mChims-phu-ma) has not been found. These imperial catalogues are considered historical documents and prototypes of the [[Tibetan Buddhist canon]]. | + | The Karchag Phang-tangma (dkar-chag 'Phang-thang-ma) was sponsored by the [[Tibetan]] [[emperors]] in the 9th century. Studies of the {{Wiki|imperial}} catalogue from Denkar (dkar-chag lDan-dkar-ma) have been conducted by YOSHIMURA (1950); LALOU (1953); and HERRMANN-PFANDT (2008). For studies of the catalogue from 'Phang-thang see: HALKIAS (2004), EISHIN (2005a/2005b), and DOTSON (2007). The Karchag Chimpuma composed in [[Samye]] (dkar-chag [[bSam-yas]] mChims-phu-ma) has not been found. These {{Wiki|imperial}} catalogues are considered historical documents and prototypes of the [[Tibetan Buddhist canon]]. |
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Latest revision as of 07:51, 30 October 2013
The Karchag Phangthangma (dkar-chag 'Phang-thang-ma) is one of three historically attested Tibetan imperial catalogues listing translations mainly of Sanskrit Buddhist texts translated to Tibetan. The title, in Tibetan dkar-chag 'phang-thang-ma, simply means the catalogue/index (karchag) from Phangthang (a place in Central Tibet).
The Karchag Phang-tangma (dkar-chag 'Phang-thang-ma) was sponsored by the Tibetan emperors in the 9th century. Studies of the imperial catalogue from Denkar (dkar-chag lDan-dkar-ma) have been conducted by YOSHIMURA (1950); LALOU (1953); and HERRMANN-PFANDT (2008). For studies of the catalogue from 'Phang-thang see: HALKIAS (2004), EISHIN (2005a/2005b), and DOTSON (2007). The Karchag Chimpuma composed in Samye (dkar-chag bSam-yas mChims-phu-ma) has not been found. These imperial catalogues are considered historical documents and prototypes of the Tibetan Buddhist canon.
