| 英文摘要 |
The Institute of Sino-Nôm Studies in Vietnam currently preserves a fragmentary set of woodblocks for the Great Vinaya Canon(Da lüzang) from Yellow Cloud Monastery in Hanoi. This collection consists of 107blocks, containing 30out of the 60 fascicles of the complete work, totaling 192 leaves. Published under the title Great Vinaya Canon, these woodblocks represent a printing of the Vinaya of Four Categories (Sifen lü) from the Chinese Buddhist Canon. Such an edition is exceptionally rarein Vietnam, and todate, no other extant editions or copies have been identified. Based on research of the surviving fragments, it is confirmed that Yellow Cloud Monastery organized the carving of at least a portion of these Great Vinaya Canon woodblocks in1862, a project in which the Most Venerable PhúcĐiền played a pivotal role. Initial comparative analysis suggests that the master copy for the Great Vinaya Canon woodblocks belongs to the Yongle Southern Canon (YǒnglèNánzàng) edition. However, the carving format and binding style were influenced by the introduction of the Jiaxing Canon(Jiāxīng Dàzàngjīng) into Vietnam, adopting the fāng-cèbinding for circulation. Through the study of the Great Vinaya Canon blocks, this article identifies evidence of the earliest influence of the Yongle Southern Canon in Vietnam and elucidates the impact of Chinese Buddhist canonical editions on Vietnamese Buddhism. |