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| − | [[Mulamadhyamakakarika]] by [[Nagarjuna]] is one of the greatest [[Middle Way]] commentary texts. | + | '''[[Mulamadhyamakakarika]] by [[Nagarjuna]]''' is one of the greatest [[Middle Way]] commentary texts. |
In Tibetan: [[dbu ma rtsa ba'i tshig le'u byas pa shes rab ches bya ba]], also [[dbu ma rtsa ba'i shes rab]] or [[dbu ma rtsa she]] | In Tibetan: [[dbu ma rtsa ba'i tshig le'u byas pa shes rab ches bya ba]], also [[dbu ma rtsa ba'i shes rab]] or [[dbu ma rtsa she]] | ||
| − | In English: Fundamental Verses on the Middle Way. | + | In English: [[Fundamental Verses on the Middle Way]]. |
| − | This text inspired a large set of commentary literature in Sanskrit, in the Tibetan, Chinese, Korean and Japanese traditions. The [[Middle Way]] philosophical schools have their basis established in this text: both the Svatantrika-Madhyamika and Prasangika-Madhyamika systems are described in this text based on scholars from either tradition. | + | This text inspired a large set of commentary literature in Sanskrit, in the Tibetan, Chinese, Korean and Japanese traditions. The [[Middle Way]] philosophical schools have their basis established in this text: both the [[Svatantrika-Madhyamika]] and [[Prasangika-Madhyamika]] systems are described in this text based on scholars from either tradition. |
== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
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* [http://www.asianclassics.org/research_site/download/texts/tengyur/TD3824N.ACT Tibetan Original Text] from [[Asian Classics Input Project]] in [[ACIP Format]] | * [http://www.asianclassics.org/research_site/download/texts/tengyur/TD3824N.ACT Tibetan Original Text] from [[Asian Classics Input Project]] in [[ACIP Format]] | ||
*[http://www.buddhistinformation.com/nargarjunas_mulamadhyamakakarika.htm Translation at Buddhist Information Web Site] | *[http://www.buddhistinformation.com/nargarjunas_mulamadhyamakakarika.htm Translation at Buddhist Information Web Site] | ||
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Revision as of 02:33, 2 May 2006
Mulamadhyamakakarika by Nagarjuna is one of the greatest Middle Way commentary texts.
In Tibetan: dbu ma rtsa ba'i tshig le'u byas pa shes rab ches bya ba, also dbu ma rtsa ba'i shes rab or dbu ma rtsa she
In English: Fundamental Verses on the Middle Way.
This text inspired a large set of commentary literature in Sanskrit, in the Tibetan, Chinese, Korean and Japanese traditions. The Middle Way philosophical schools have their basis established in this text: both the Svatantrika-Madhyamika and Prasangika-Madhyamika systems are described in this text based on scholars from either tradition.
Contents[edit]
The text is in verse form, and has 27 chapters:
- Dedicatory verses
- Chapter 1: Conditions
- Chapter 2: Motions
- Chapter 3: The Senses
- Chapter 4: The Aggregates
- Chapter 5: The Elements
- Chapter 6: Desire and The Desirous
- Chapter 7: The Conditioned
- Chapter 8: Agent and Action
- Chapter 9: Prior Entity
- Chapter 10: Fire and Fuel
- Chapter 11: Initial and Final Limits
- Chapter 12: Suffering
- Chapter 13: Compounded Phenomena
- Chapter 14: Connection
- Chapter 15: Essence
- Chapter 16: Bondage
- Chapter 17: Actions and their Fruit
- Chapter 18: Self and Entities
- Chapter 19: Time
- Chapter 20: Combinations
- Chapter 21: Becoming and Destruction
- Chapter 22: Tathagata
- Chapter 23: Errors
- Chapter 24: Four Noble Truths
- Chapter 25: Nirvana
- Chapter 26: Twelve Links
- Chapter 27: Views
Famous Quotes[edit]
See Also[edit]
- The Fundamental Wisdom of the Middle Way, translation and commentary by Jay Garfield, ISBN 0-19-509336-4
- Tibetan Original Text from Asian Classics Input Project in ACIP Format
- Translation at Buddhist Information Web Site
Pages in category "lotsawas"
The following 176 pages are in this category, out of 176 total.
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- Jakob Leschly
- James Blumenthal
- James Low
- Jampa MacKenzie Stewart
- Jane Friedewald
- Jane Holden
- Janice Willis
- Jared Rhoton
- Jay Garfield
- Jerome Edou
- Jim Scott
- Jim Valby
- Joanne Larson
- Joe Wilson
- Joel Ho
- John Canti
- John D. Dunne
- John Davenport
- John Myrdhin Reynolds
- John Rockwell
- John William Pettit
- Jonathan Landaw
- Jose Cabezon
- Judith Hanson
- Judy Amzits
- Jules Levinson
- Junsiro Takakusu
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- Lama Choedak Yuthok
- Lama Dennis
- Lama Denys
- Lama Kazi Dawa Samdup
- Lama Kunga Rinpoche
- Lama Ngawang Jay Goldberg
- Lama Tashi Namgyal
- Lama Ugyen Shenpen
- Lama Yeshe Gyamtso
- Lame Ngawang Zangpo
- Larry Mermelstein
- Leonardo Gribaudo
- Leslie Bradburn
- Lisa Anderson
- Lobsang Dagpa
- Lobsang Lhalungpa
- Lodermeier Markus
- Lokesh Chandra
- Lydie R
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- Marcia Binder Schmidt
- Maria Pelaez
- Mariano Morera
- Mark Mancall
- Mark Nowakowski
- Mark Seibold
- Martin J. Boord
- Martin Wilson
- Maruta Kalnins
- Matthew T. Kapstein
- Mauricio Salinas
- McComas Taylor
- Melvin Goldstein
- Michael Hookham
- Michael Kim
- Michael Lewis
- Michael Perrott
- Michael Roach
- Michael Sheehy
- Michele Martin
- Michelle Martin
- Mike Dickman
- Monika Kretchmar
- Murray Altheim
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- Sample of Teacher/Translator Information
- sample of translator info
- Samten Karmay
- Sangye Khandro
- Sarah Harding
- Sarat Chandra Das
- Scott Wellenbach
- Sean Price
- Shakya Dorje
- Sharpa Tulku
- Shenphen Hookham
- Sherab Chödzin Kohn
- Sherab Posel
- Sister Palmo
- Stefan Eckel
- Stephan Beyer
- Stephan Borremans
- Stephen Batchelor
- Steven Goodman
- Susan Dexter
- Susanne Schefczyk