The Adamantine Crest, the Proof of Mahāyāna, King of Sūtras, Containing the Truths of All Tathāgatas
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The Adamantine Crest, the Proof of Mahāyāna, King of Sūtras, Containing the Truths of All Tathāgatas
Summary
The Adamantine Crest, the Proof of Mahāyāna, King of Sūtras, Containing the Truths of All Tathāgatas is a Buddhist text[1].
Key Facts
- The Adamantine Crest, the Proof of Mahāyāna, King of Sūtras, Containing the Truths of All Tathāgatas's instance of is recorded as Buddhist text[2].
- The Adamantine Crest, the Proof of Mahāyāna, King of Sūtras, Containing the Truths of All Tathāgatas's language of work or name is recorded as Chinese[3].
- The Adamantine Crest, the Proof of Mahāyāna, King of Sūtras, Containing the Truths of All Tathāgatas's catalog code is recorded as 865[4].
- The Adamantine Crest, the Proof of Mahāyāna, King of Sūtras, Containing the Truths of All Tathāgatas's edition or translation of is recorded as Vajraśekhara Sūtra[5].
- The Adamantine Crest, the Proof of Mahāyāna, King of Sūtras, Containing the Truths of All Tathāgatas's translator is recorded as Amoghavajra[6].
- The Adamantine Crest, the Proof of Mahāyāna, King of Sūtras, Containing the Truths of All Tathāgatas's published in is recorded as Mikkyo-bu[7].
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The Adamantine Crest, the Proof of Mahāyāna, King of Sūtras, Containing the Truths of All Tathāgatas's language of work or name is recorded as Chinese[3].