One Syllable Buddhosnisa Wheel Turning Ruler Liturgy (Yizi Ding Lunwang Niansong Yi Gui) 一字頂輪王念誦儀軌

Translated by Amoghavajra

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第 19 冊　No. 954A 一字頂輪王念誦儀軌 唐 不空譯 共 1 卷
Volume 19, No. 954A; Yizi Ding Lunwang Niansong Yi Gui; One Syllable Buddhosnisa Wheel Turning Ruler Liturgy; Translated by Amoghavajra in the Tang in 1 scroll

Other names

Japanese: Ichiji chōrinnō nenju giki

Summary

The text is included in the Sanjūjō sakushi by Kukai; it is one of a group that describes a 一字 'one word' mantra, which is a magic word.

Notes

A Taishō footnote for this text reads: ＜原＞麗本, ＜甲＞長寛三年寫高山寺藏本, ＜乙＞三十帖策子第五帖, ＜丙＞黄檗版淨嚴等加筆本 Source: Korean canon; 1. manuscript from the Takayama Temple collection dated 3rd year of the Chōkan era [1163-1165]; 2. Sanjuji sakushi, 5th sheet; 3. Ōbaku Canon version with notes by Jōgon.

English translations

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Primary Source

Amoghavajra, 《一字頂輪王念誦儀軌》 'Yizi Ding Lunwang Niansong Yi Gui,' in Taishō shinshū Daizōkyō 《大正新脩大藏經》, in Takakusu Junjiro, ed., (Tokyo: Taishō Shinshū Daizōkyō Kankōkai, 1988), Vol. 19, No. 954A, Accessed 2016-10-02, http://tripitaka.cbeta.org/T19n0954A.

References

1. Abé, R 1999, p. 547.
2. Giebel 2011, pp. 27-36.

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