釋名 [py] shi4ming2 [wg] shih-ming [ko] sôkmyông [ja] シャクミョウ shakumyou ||| Explanation of terminology, as often appears at the beginning of Buddhist treatises. 〔二障義、 HPC 1.789c〕 [Dictionary References] naka617c [Credit] acm(entry)

釋子 [py] shi4zi2 [wg] shih-tzu [ko] sôkja [ja] シャクシ shakushi ||| Literally, "child of the Buddha." (`saakya-putra) A Buddhist monk or nun who has entered the order and received the precepts. A Buddhist disciple. Same as 釋氏. [Credit] acm(entry)

釋家 [py] shi4jia1 [wg] shih-chia [ko] sôkka [ja] シャクケ shakuke ||| (1) A Buddhist monk or nun. A person doing Buddhist practice. Same as 佛家. (2) An explicator of Buddhist sutras and treatises. [Dictionary References] naka616d [Credit] acm(entry)

釋提桓因 [py] Shi4ti2huan2yin1 [wg] Shih-ti-huan-yin [ko] Sôkchehwan'in [ja] シャクダイカンイン Shakudaikan'in ||| A transliteration of the Sanskrit `Sakrodevaanaam Indrah. The Vedic God Indra, also written dishitian 帝釋天. In Buddhism he is a protector of the dharma. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

釋摩訶衍論 [py] Shi4 mo2he1yan3 lun4 [wg] Shih mo-ho-yen lun [ko] Sôk makayôn non [ja] シャクマカエンロン Shaku makaen ron ||| The Shi moheyan lun; Explanation of the Treatise on Mahayana. 10 fasc. T 1668.32.591c-668c; KT 1397. Attributed to Naagaarjuna, but is considered by scholars to be of early eighth century East Asian provenance. Following the discourse established in the Awakening of Faith 起信論, this text treats the relationship between the theories of tathaagatagarbha and aalayavij~naana. The text shows much evidence of Huayan and innate enlightenment thinking. [Dictionary References] iwa382 [Credit] acm(entry)

釋梵護世 [py] shi4 fan4 hu4 shi4 [wg] shih-fan-hu-shih [ko] sôkpômhose [ja] シャクボンゴゼ shakubongoze ||| `Sakra Heaven 帝釋, Brahma Heaven 梵天 (fantian) and World-protecting Kings' Heaven 護世四天王. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

釋氏 [py] shi4shi4 [wg] shih-shih [ko] sôkssi [ja] シャクシ shakushi ||| (1) A Buddhist monk or nun. A Buddhist believer, Buddhist disciple (`saakya-putra). It, in contrast to the term 沙門､ which can refer to religious world-renunciants in general, 釋氏refers specifically to Buddhist practitioners. (2) Mr. Buddha--`Saakyamuni [Dictionary References] naka616d [Credit] acm(entry)

釋氏稽古略 [py] Shi4shi4 ji1gu3 lue4 [wg] Shih-shih chi-ku lüeh [ko] Sôkssi kyego yak [ja] シャクシケイコリャク Shakushi keiko ryaku ||| Shishi jigu lue; (An Outline of Historical Researches into the `Saakya Family Lineage), 4 fasc. By Juean 覺岸 (b. 1286); completed in 1354. T 2037.49.737-902. [Dictionary References] ZGD474d [Credit] acm(entry)

釋禪波羅蜜次第法門 [py] Shi4chan2 bo1luo2mi4 ci4di4 fa3men2 [wg] Shih-ch'an po-lo-mi tz'u-ti fa-men [ko] Sôksôn p'aramil ch'aje pômmun [ja] シャクゼンハラミツシダイホウモン Shakuzen haramitta shidai houmon ||| Shichan boluomi cidi famen; 12 fasc., by Zhiyi 智��. T 1916.46.475c-548c. [Credit] acm(entry)

釋論 [py] shi4lun4 [wg] shih-lun [ko] sôngnon [ja] シャクロン shakuron ||| A treatise that explicates a sutra. [Credit] acm(entry) cw(py)

釋門歸敬儀 [py] Shi4men2 gui1jing4 yi2 [wg] Shih-men kuei-ching-i [ko] Sôngmun kwigyông ûi [ja] シャクモンキキョウギ Shakumon kikyou gi ||| Shimen guijingyi; 2 fasc., by Daoxuan 道宣, T 1896.45.854c-868c. [Credit] acm(entry)