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Sigla | * '''A''' - Tabo manuscript fragments | ||
* '''B''' - Berlin manuscript Kangyur | |||
* '''C''' - [[Choné Kangyur]] and [[Choné Tengyur|Tengyur]] | |||
* '''D''' - [[Dergé Kangyur]] and [[Dergé Tengyur|Tengyur]]. The Pedurma (dpe bsdur ma), being a comparative edition of the Dergé Kangyur and Tengyur, follows the Dergé Sigla, that is '''D''' or '''Tōh'''. | |||
* '''E''' - Newark MS Kangyur | |||
* '''F''' - Pukdrak (phug brag) manuscript Kangyur | |||
* '''G''' - Ganden (dga’ ldan) or “Golden Manuscript” (gser bris ma) Tangyur. | |||
* '''H''' - [[Lhasa Kangyur|Lhasa printed Kangyur]] | |||
* '''J''' - [[Lithang Kangyur|Lithang or Jangsatam (jang sa tham) Kangyur]] | |||
* '''L''' - [[Shelkar Kangyur|London or Shelkar manuscript Kangyur]] | |||
* '''N''' - [[Narthang Kangyur]] and [[Narthang Tengyur|Tengyur]] | |||
* '''O''' - Orgyan Ling (o rgyan gling) or Tawang manuscript Kangyur | |||
* '''P''' - Petersburg manuscript of the Mongolian Kangyur | |||
* '''Q''' - Peking 1737 printed Kangyur | |||
* '''S''' - [[Tok Palace Kangyur|Tok Palace manuscript Kangyur]] | |||
* '''T''' - Tokyo or Kawaguchi manuscript Kangyur | |||
* '''U''' - [[Urga Kangyur|Urga or Ulan Bator manuscript Kangyur ]] | |||
* '''Y''' - Edition of Kangyur prepared under the Yongle emperor | |||
==TBRC Sigla== | |||
* '''gser bris''' - Ganden (dga’ ldan) or “Golden Manuscript” Tangyur. | |||
* '''tōh''' - Dergé Kangyur and Dergé Tengyur. | |||
* '''otani beijing''' - Peking 1737 printed Kangyur. | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* Paul Harrison and Helmut Eimer, “Kanjur and Tanjur Sigla: A Proposal for Standardization,” in ''Transmission of the Tibetan Canon: Papers Presented at a Panel of the 7th Seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies'', Graz 1995, edited by Helmut Eimer (Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1997). | * Paul Harrison and Helmut Eimer, “Kanjur and Tanjur Sigla: A Proposal for Standardization,” in ''Transmission of the Tibetan Canon: Papers Presented at a Panel of the 7th Seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies'', Graz 1995, edited by Helmut Eimer (Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1997). | ||
==External Links== | |||
*[http://www.thlib.org/encyclopedias/literary/canons/index.php#!essay=/stanley/tibcanons/s/b13 Stanley, David Phillip. Tibetan Buddhist Canon.] | |||
*[http://www.aibs.columbia.edu/databases/New/index.php The Buddhist Canons Research Database] | |||
[[Category:Canon]] | |||
[[Category:Kangyur]] | |||
[[Category:Tengyur]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:37, 9 February 2017
- A - Tabo manuscript fragments
- B - Berlin manuscript Kangyur
- C - Choné Kangyur and Tengyur
- D - Dergé Kangyur and Tengyur. The Pedurma (dpe bsdur ma), being a comparative edition of the Dergé Kangyur and Tengyur, follows the Dergé Sigla, that is D or Tōh.
- E - Newark MS Kangyur
- F - Pukdrak (phug brag) manuscript Kangyur
- G - Ganden (dga’ ldan) or “Golden Manuscript” (gser bris ma) Tangyur.
- H - Lhasa printed Kangyur
- J - Lithang or Jangsatam (jang sa tham) Kangyur
- L - London or Shelkar manuscript Kangyur
- N - Narthang Kangyur and Tengyur
- O - Orgyan Ling (o rgyan gling) or Tawang manuscript Kangyur
- P - Petersburg manuscript of the Mongolian Kangyur
- Q - Peking 1737 printed Kangyur
- S - Tok Palace manuscript Kangyur
- T - Tokyo or Kawaguchi manuscript Kangyur
- U - Urga or Ulan Bator manuscript Kangyur
- Y - Edition of Kangyur prepared under the Yongle emperor
TBRC Sigla
- gser bris - Ganden (dga’ ldan) or “Golden Manuscript” Tangyur.
- tōh - Dergé Kangyur and Dergé Tengyur.
- otani beijing - Peking 1737 printed Kangyur.
References
- Paul Harrison and Helmut Eimer, “Kanjur and Tanjur Sigla: A Proposal for Standardization,” in Transmission of the Tibetan Canon: Papers Presented at a Panel of the 7th Seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies, Graz 1995, edited by Helmut Eimer (Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1997).