『バシェ』訳註(3)パドマサンバヴァの入藏

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研究ノート/Research NoteThis paper presents part of an annotated translation of the 'Bashey with supplement'(sba bzhed zhabs btags ma. hereafter called Bashey), a tibetan chronicle of events surrounding the reign of King Trisong Detsen (r. 755-797/804), reputedly as recorded by Ba Salnang (dba'gsal snang or sba gsal snang), one of the king's ministers. The reign of King Trisong Detsen is marked by the emergence of a unified Tibet as a major political and military force in Asia. During his time, the Tibetan Empire was at its peak and its armies invaded China and several Central Asian countries. He also expelled the Chinese monks and banished the Chinese Chan school of Buddhism from Tibet and adopted the Indian system. It was also during his time that Samye, the first monastery in Tibet, was founded by Padmasambhava who also established the supremacy of Buddhism and converted the indigenous deities into guardians of the Dharma. I consider the study of the Bashey very important in studying the religious history of the ancient Tibet because it contains various narratives of the religious and cultural exchange of Tibetan ancient court with surrounding countries. The research that's been conducted on the text so far is, however, preliminary and still fragmentary, and it has not yet been translated into other languages in full. In view of the situation, the aim of the study is to set the stage for future comprehensive study of the Bashey by attempting its textual criticism and Japanese translation in full.

『バシェ』訳註(3)パドマサンバヴァの入藏

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