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Volumes 1–25, total 100 juan; collected by the monk Yanshou of the Five Dynasties and Song; Wuyingdian edition, Yongzheng 12 (1734), Qing dynasty

The Record of the Mirror of Sects is Yanshou's monumental work of Buddhist doctrinal studies, synthesizing various schools and emphasizing the harmonization of doctrinal principles.

The Record of the Mirror of Sects is a large-scale compilation of doctrinal studies. Yanshou aimed to harmonize the various schools and to encompass the major doctrinal principles of Buddhism, widely citing sutras, treatises, patriarchal sayings, and various sectarian judgments. Its content covers systems such as Chan, doctrinal teachings, Huayan, and Yogacara (Consciousness-Only), and it is an important text for studying the trend toward the synthesis of Buddhism in the Song dynasty. This volume is the Wuyingdian edition printed in the twelfth year of Yongzheng (Qing).
Published: May 26, 2026
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Yongle Northern Canon
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Collected by the monk Yanshou of the Five Dynasties and Song.

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