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1 Jigs med chos ldan pa Thugs rje gzhan phan dpal bzang rgyal mkhan po Grags pa rgyal mtshan

2 - - - cf.b PS a Toh. a cf. b p. a - mdzes par bzhugs cf. p. a bhadra bhadra greng bu greng bar p. bsgreng ba p. ff. lcang lo can, Atakāvatī cf. p. note cf. a p.

3 PS b - cf.b - - cf.b cf.b cf. p. note Lalitavistara No. D No. Kha a pp. pp. gnam chos snang ba mtha yas bsgom don nyal bsgom mos gus phyag la cf. p. note ad v.d pp. Thar rgyan pp.

4 cf.b snang ba mtha yas b Toh. b PS a snang ba dpag tu med pa snang ba mtha yas pp. gter stonnyang ral nyi ma od zer cf. Kapsteinp. W.Y. p. note cf. pp. cf. p. ff. gzigs lnga ldan p.

5 Od dpag med cf. b PS b cf. a cf. pp. p. XX XXI cf. p. p. pp. a

6 a cf. b pp. ff. p. ff. cf. pp. cf. pp. p. p. cf. pp. pratikṣepta Skt.saddharma-pratikṣepta p. grub grub cf. p. No. p. a-b; B.Bhattacharya ed. p. l. p. l.; D No. Tshi a -b cf. p. note Toh. No. med de med du med de cf. p.

7 PS a Toh. a cf. b PS b g-yeng ba med pa i sems kyis cf. p. p. cf. pp. note, p. note ; pp. b a p. pp.

8 b PS a Toh. b b cf.p. p. a ab b tshul khrims kyi rgyud bsdams shing kyi kyis byang chub kyi snying po, bodhimandạ cf. pp. p. note bb

9 - - cf. a cf. a a Jigs gling bde smon phyogs bsgrigs stod p. Jigs med gling pa. / Ka thog pa dam pa bde gshegs, skyob pa Jig rten mgon po. bde smon phyogs bsgrigs, stod chadpp. rdzogs pa i sangs rgyas Od dpag med pas rgyal ba Ka thog pa dam pa bde gshegs la gnang ba i sgrub thabs las khol du byung ba i bde smon a - phul byung ma No. Ka. b -a bde smon phyogs bsgrigs stodpp. Ref. No. b -b cf. Kapsteinp.

10 cf. p. pp. cf. a p. b a b

11 - - - cf. a cf. a PS b Toh. a b Bhalaha cf. p., Note a, 盘 Skt. IIIcf. pp. b a pp. bkra shis rdzas rtagsp. bkra shis rdzas brgyad p. bkra shis rtags brgya p. rtags bkra shis rdzas rin chen bdun

12 a - - a b a b srid bzhi srid zhi rang gzhung gi rang bzhin gyi

13 Jit āli Bodhyāpattideśanāvṛttibodhisattvaśikṣākrama - UNIO a b

14 Bras bu yongs rdzogs btags grol snying po i rgyud dri med snying po ACTA TIBETICA ET BUDDHICA, W.Y.

15 Krang dbyi sun Bod rgya tshig mdzod chen mo Matthew Kapstein The Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism: Reference materials, Wisdom Publication, Boston, Pure Land Buddhism in Tibet?: From Sukhāvatīī to the Field of Great Bliss, Approaching the Land of Bliss: Religious Praxis in the Cult of Amitā bha. ed. by Richard K. Payne and Kenneth K. Tanaka, A Kuroda Institute Book, University of Hawai i Press, Peter Schwieger Ein tibetisches Wunschgebet um Wiedergeburt in der Sukhāvatī, St. Augustink, R. Thurman Prayer for Rebirth in Sukhavati by Je Tsong Khapa written in Library of Tibetan Works and Archives, The Life and Teachings of Tsong Khapas, Wang dbyi non Sangs rgyas chos gzhung gi tshig mdzod bkra shis bde smon phyogs bsgrigs, stod & smad

16 Summary A Japanese Translation and Study of rnam dag bde chen zhing gi smon lam (bde chen smon lam) by Karma Chags med: The Descripitions of Avalokiteśvara and Mahāsthāna-prāpta, the Features of Sukhāvatī, and the Practise of Offerings. NAKAMIKADO Keikyō bde-chen-smon-lam (Prayer-for-the Sukhāvatī) by Karma Chags-med (skt. Rāgāsya. ), a scholar, master-practitioner of bka -rgyud-pa and rnying-ma-pa tradition, is the most famous and influential bde-smon (Prayer-for-the Sukhāvatī) in Tibetan Buddhism, as well as Zhing mchog sgo byed by Tsong-kha-pa Blo-bzang-grags-pa ( ), a founder of dge-lugs-pa tradition. bde-chen-smonlam belongs to a group of concealed scriptures gnam chos, which were revealed by Amitābha-Buddha himself, to Mi- gyur-rdo-rje ( ), a young protégé sprul-sku. This have been an very important prayer to be recited at dharma-events and funerals by the monks of this tradition, and other laypractitioners in general, and had influences culturally. In this paper, I have translated and studied, in cooperation with Mr.Fujinaka, the descripitions of Avalokiteśvara and Mahāsthāna-prāpta, the two great disciple of Amitābha, the features of Sukhāvatī to be meditated upon and worshiped, and the practise of offerings to them. Key words: Karma Chags med, bde ba can gyi smon lam (bde smon), gnam chos, rnam dag bde chen zhing gi smon lam (bde chen smon lam), Mi gyur rdo rje

仏大　総合研究所・紀要２１号☆／２．中御門

仏大　総合研究所・紀要２１号☆／２．中御門 cp. No., dkonbrtsegs,wi. b a No., dkonbrtsegs,ga. b a, Phags pa Jam dpal gyi sangs rgyas kyi zhing gi yon tan bkod pa zhes bya ba theg pa chen po i mdo, No.. No., No. Skt. Ambararāja P.Wi. b a D.Ga. b