Theories on the Pratityasamutpada (Enshoron)Postscript by Enchin and others
Ink on Paper / One Scroll of 21 Sheets
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A Chinese translation by Darmagupta (originally from South India; D.O.B. unknown to 619) during the Sui dynasty, of Nagarjuna’s Pratītyasamutpadahrdayakarika (Verses on the Heart of Dependent Origination, in Japanese: In’enshinron) elaborately expanded on by Ullanga. Consists of 11 commentaries on 30 verses related to the twelve nidanas (causal connection, etiology).
- Category
- National Treasure
- Era
- January 6, 858
- Measurements
- 21.0 × 14.4 cm
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