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Fünf Sutras

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€ 8 000
Auction dateClassic
12.06.2023 09:30UTC +02:00
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Nagel Auktionen GmbH
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Germany, Stuttgart
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ID 972455
Lot 198a | Fünf Sutras
FIVE SUTRAS - China, Ming dynasty or earlier - Yellow-toned paper, comprising a Daoist sutra of ‚Taishang Tianzun‘, three versions of the a sutra with Dharani ‚fo dingxin da tuoluoni jing‘ above Guanyin (two versions incomplete) and a sutra ‚fo shuo xiao niepan jing‘. Both Buddhist sutras were written by a Chinese monk in the name of Indian Buddhism during the Tang dynasty. Later in China, such local sutras were called ‚weijing‘ (forged sutras) and destroyed starting Property from the late Tang dynasty. However, the ‚fo dingxin da tuoluoni jing‘ was still popular up until the Ming dynasty due to its explanations of magical guidance as well as its function as a tal isman of Guanyin to ensure unproblematic childbirth. - Old and important European private collection - Partly with small damages due to age
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Gelb getöntes Papier. Inkl. eine taoistische Sutra von Taishang Tianzun, drei Versionen des Sutra mit Dharani „fo dingxin da tuoluoni jing“ über Guanyin (zwei Versionen unvollständig) und eine Sutra fo shuo xiao niepan jing. Die beide buddhistischen Sutras wurden in der Tang-Zeit von den chin. Mönch unter Name des indischen Buddhismus lokal verfasst. Solche lokale Sutras in China wurden später als weijing (gefälschte Sutra) benannt und meistens ab dem Ende der Tang-Zeit zerstört. Die „fo dingxin da tuoluoni jing“ ist aber immer noch populär bis in die Ming-Zeitaufgrund ihrer Erklärung der magischen Hilfe sowie dem Talisman von Guanyin für die reibungslose Entbindung.
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