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| Antiquities of Indian Tibet : vol.2 | |
| インド・チベットの芸術品 : vol.2 |
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引用情報
THE HISTORY OF THE KINGS OF LA-DVAGS
I. Introductory Verses
(L MS.) Adorned with the thousand eyes of knowledge which surveys the three times,
Fruits of the merit of tenfold a hundred sacrifices of good deeds,
May the Indra of strength, being addressed, give with his heavenly sword
Answer to the intolerable lightnings strong with flickering desire.
(S MS.) Having been made to toss upon the breast of the gazelle-eyed one (Ri-
dvags-mig-can, Mrigākshī), [who is] religion itself,
By the child's iron hook of the wonderfully sweet and all-knowing Gesar,
This clear mirror of religion, reflecting nakedly the images of dancers in
combination and separate,
Is made a neck - ornament of Hini of the Five Crests (Zur-phud-liia-pa,
Pancasikha, i.e. Manjusrī).
NOTES
The three times mentioned in the first verse are past, present, and future. Gesar (Kesar, Kyesar) is a well-known deity of the pre-Buddhist religion of Tibet.. A book on history or geography is generally called a mirror.
(A MS.) II. Account of the Origin of Tibet
Though, generally speaking, all constituents in themselves are altogether pure
beyond the limits of speech, yet, on account of the ripening or not ripening of the
succession of souls, the heavens are wholly enveloped in the delusion of
subjective illusion, and the world contained . therein appears in manifold forms
and colours, more than we can grasp with our thoughts. According to the Mdzod
(Kola) :
There were diffused ten millions and one hundred distinct suns and moons,
And the 1,000 millions of gardens of lotuses, each consisting of four continents,
Which are all surrounded by the circular rampart (cakravāla).
All these appear as enumerators of Sag-thub's (Buddha's) name.
How in the almsbowl in the hand of the holy Rriam-par-snail-mdzad (Vairocana),
who is also called] Gans-chen-mtsho-rgyal, this. world of three thousand originated,
although variously related in the traditions, if we summarize it, following the Yon-
tan-bsdud pa : The ether is the receptacle of the air ; that (the air) the receptacle
of the mass of waters ; that (the water) the receptacle of the great earth ; that (the
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