2. Author Affiliation: Dongguk University, Republic of Korea.
關鍵詞
shenjie 神解; Wŏnhyoso; Fazangshu; Awakening of Faith in Mahāyāna; Chinese commentaries on the AFM; relationship
摘要
This study aims to reveal the influence of Wŏnhyo’s Kisillon so (Wŏnhyoso) on Chinese commentaries on the Awakening of Faith in Mahāyāna (AFM), which is regarded as important in East Asian Buddhism. Previous studies focused only on the influence on Fazang’s Qixinlun shu (Fazangshu), but it should be noted that the Wŏnhyoso also had an effect on the understanding of the AFM in China. First, by comparing the usage of “shenjie” in the Fazangshu and in the Wŏnhyoso, one can identify Wŏnhyoso’s unique interpretation. The Wŏnhyoso defines it as “mystical understanding as the nature of One Mind in the aspect of thusness and the nature of the mind of original enlightenment in the aspect of arising and ceasing”, whereas the Fazangshu defines “shenjie” as “an excellent comprehension”. Next, examining the usage of “shenjie” of the Wŏnhyoso in the later commentaries on the AFM after Fazang, such as the Shilun, the Zanxuanshu, the Puguanji, the Zongmishu, the Bixueji, the Shulue, and the Huiyue, has confirmed the influence of the Wŏnhyoso in Chinese Buddhism. In addition, the relationships between Chinese commentaries on the AFM were also clarified based on the commentaries’ acceptance of “shenjie”.
目次
Abstract 1 Keywords 1 1. Introduction 1 2. The Different Usage of “Shenjie” between Wŏnhyo and Fazang 2 2.1. Fazang’s View of “Shenjie” 2 2.2. The Meaning of “Shenjie” in the Wŏnhyoso 3 2.3. Fazang’s Perspective on Wŏnhyo’s Understanding of “Shenjie” 4 3. The Usage of “Shenjie” in the Commentaries after Fazang 6 3.1. Distinction between Consciousness and Mark 5 3.2. The Transmission of the Wŏnhyo’s Understanding of “Shenjie” through the Zongmishu 8 4. Conclusions 11 Funding 13 Data Availability Statement 13 Conflicts of Interest 13 Abbreviations 13 Notes 13 References 14
