英文摘要 |
This paper seeks to explore which sects of Sarvāstivādin transmit Shi song lu. Sarvāstivādin is one of the orders in Nikāya (early sectarian) Buddhism, which was formed into a strong school in the Nikāya Buddhist sects. Although Vinaya that they preached and kept has also been commonly taken as Shi song lu by the scholars, a thesis points out that Vinaya preached and kept by Sarvāstivādin that compiled Abhidharma-mahāvibhāṣāśāstra isn't Shi song lu, but it is another one. Therefore it can be said that not all sects of Sarvāstivādin preached and kept Shi song lu, but nobody examines which sects of Sarvāstivādin had transmitted Shi song lu. It's necessary to make some efforts to make this point clear. So this paper points out that the authors in the orders of Sarvāstivāda that compiled Za a bi tan xin lun, Abhidharma-kośa-bhāṣ ya and A bi da mo shun zheng li lun and so on didn't keep and preach Shi song lu, but Sarvāstivādin in KāzmIra did. |