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| 勝鬘經義疏 一卷=Sho-man-gyo-gi-sho. 1 Fascicle | ||
| Author | Shotokutaishi (著)=聖徳太子 (au.) |
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| Date | 2003 |
| Pages | 223 - 223 |
| Publisher | 嚴寬祜文教基金會 |
| Location | 臺北市, 臺灣 [Taipei shih, Taiwan] |
| Content type | 工具書=Reference Book |
| Language | 中文=Chinese; 英文=English |
| Note | 出自：大藏經入門；為單篇書目簡介。(Taisho No. 2185) |
| Keyword | 聖德太子; Shotoku |
| Abstract | This work is a commentary on the Srimala-sutra (No. 16)，and is considered to be the earliest of the "Commentaries on Three Sutras" (San-gyo-gi-sho) composed by Prince Shotoku. The Nihon-shoki ("Chronicles of Japan") records that Prince Shotoku gave a discourse on the Srimala-sutra for Empress Suiko. It is considered that Prince Shotoku chose this particular sutra as the subject of his discourse to the Empress probably because the protagonist of the Srimala-sutra is a woman，Srimala, and Empress Suiko was the first Empress in Japanese history. The present work was then put together in book-form at a later date. Be that as it may，there is no changing the fact that this was the first written work composed by a Japanese. |
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| Created date | 2001.10.24 |
| Modified date | 2014.06.24 |
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