Sutra vom Gelöbnis des Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha - Dicang pusa benyuan jing - photo 1
Sutra vom Gelöbnis des Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha - Dicang pusa benyuan jing - photo 2
Sutra vom Gelöbnis des Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha - Dicang pusa benyuan jing - photo 3

Sutra vom Gelöbnis des Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha - Dicang pusa benyuan jing

Lot 227
21.06.2018 12:15UTC +00:00
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Event locationAustria, Salzburg
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ID 83627
Lot 227 | Sutra vom Gelöbnis des Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha - Dicang pusa benyuan jing
Estimate value
€ 8 000 – 12 000
CHINA, Yongzheng-Periode, datiert 1735
Buch in Leporello-Faltung, Tusche auf Papier. Gedruckt auf kaiserlichen Befehl. Datiert 1735. Am Anfang des Buches Datierung in von Drachen umrahmter Kartusche: "Sechster Tag des zweiten Monats des dreizehnten Jahres der Ära Yongzheng (1735)". Vor dem Text gedruckte Darstellung der Predigtversammlung des Ksitigarbha über fünf ausklappbare Buchseiten. Am Ende des Buches eine Darstellung einer Wächtergottheit. Roter Brokateinband mit Drachendarstellung und gelbes Titeletikett aus Seide. In einer festen, mit Brokat überzogenen, Umschlaghülle.

Provenienz: Aus einer alten deutschen Privatsammlung, laut Angaben des Besitzers 1963 als Geschenk erhalten und seit mindestens 1939 in Deutschland - Der Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha, kenntlich an seinem Rasselstab, gilt seit dem fünften Jahrhundert in China als Retter der Seelen aus der Hölle. Angehörige von Verstorbenen bitten ihn um Erlösung ihrer Anverwandten. Sein Hauptverehrungsort in China ist Jiuhuashan in der Provinz Anhui - Minim. Altersspuren

34,3 x 12 cm
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