Manuscript ID: OPENSUTRA_ORG_0000078

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Seven juan (volumes), compiled by Fayun, movable-type edition

The Collection of Translated Terms and Meanings is an important representative work among Buddhist dictionaries of names and concepts, compiling scriptural and treatise terminology, pronunciations, meanings, and examples of usage.

The Collection of Translated Terms and Meanings is a Buddhist dictionary of names and concepts, specifically collecting, explaining, and analyzing Sanskrit pronunciations and meanings, proper nouns, and sources of allusions found in sutras, vinaya texts, and treatises. It holds a foundational position in Chinese Buddhist philology and translation studies, and is often cross-referenced with encyclopedic compilations, pronunciation and meaning glossaries, and Buddhist reference works. This item is an image of a movable type edition, suitable for research on the organization of Buddhist terminology and its later publication and circulation.
Published: May 26, 2026
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Yongle Northern Canon
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Mainly the entry texts; no specific information on illustrations was found.

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Compiled by Fayun.

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PDF, total 353 pages; images of an ancient book.

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