Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas
dhyāna sūtra expounding the five skandhas, the 18 dhātus, and the 12 āyatanas
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Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas
Summary
Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas is a Buddhist text[1].
Key Facts
- Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas's instance of is recorded as Buddhist text[2].
- Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas's genre is recorded as Dhyāna sutras[3].
- Skandha is named after Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas[4].
- Q12764577 is named after Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas[5].
- āyatana is named after Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas[6].
- Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas's language of work or name is recorded as Chinese[7].
- Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas's catalog code is recorded as 603[8].
- Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas's translator is recorded as An Shigao[9].
- Sūtra Concerning the Skandhas, the Dhātus, and the Āyatanas's published in is recorded as Collected Sūtras Section[10].