- The
Avadānaśataka (A
Hundred Tales) is a
Buddhist anthology in
Sanskrit of one
hundred Buddhist avadāna
legends ****ociated with the Mūlasarvāstivāda school...
- the sons died, they were
reborn as
hungry ghosts.[page needed] The
Avadānaśataka is one of the
earliest collections of
stories about hungry ghosts and...
- (2010),
Definition of
macchariya Berzin (2006)
Avadānaśataka: 248.8, i 251.1–2, and i 271.15
Avadānaśataka: 245.7–8, i 248.10–11, i 255.12, i 260.10, i...
- some
tales (such as
those found in the
second and
fourth decade of the
Avadānaśataka) can be
classified as both a jātaka and an avadāna. Jātaka
tales may...
- the Mahāsāṃghika's Mahāvastu ("Great Book") and the Sarvāstivāda's
Avadānaśataka (Century of Legends) and Divyāvadāna (The
Heavenly Legend).
These latter...
-
doctrine is found, for example, in 2nd
century CE
sources like the
Avadānaśataka and the Divyāvadāna. The
bodhisattvayana was
referred by
other names...
-
office of Pañcaśikha. He also
appears in
Sanskrit literature such as the
Avadānaśataka. He is also
counted among deities in
Mahayana texts such as the Samādhirāja...
- two
extant Avadāna
texts from the Mūla-Sarvāstivādin tradition: the
Avadānasataka (surviving in Sanskrit,
Tibetan and Chinese) and the
Karmasataka (only...
- Prajñāpāramitā (in the
Chinese translation by
Lokaksema and Chih Ch'ien), the
Avadānaśataka and the Comp****ionate
Lotus sutra.
Nattier translates this fourfold...
- Muldoon-Hules,
Karen (2017).
Brides of the Buddha: Nuns'
Stories from the
Avadanasataka.
Lexington Books. p. 4. ISBN 978-1-4985-1146-9. Anālayo,
Bhikkhu (2008)...
