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(15 fols. 'Bras spungs p. 1401) A-khu, 11316 calls this text rgyud bla ma’i ṭika chung. According to the Biography of rNgog by Gro-lung-pa, rNgog composed two kinds of commentaries (don bsdus and rnam bshad) for each of the Five Treatises of Maitreya. Cf. Chapter 7, pp. 203, 207-208, Kramer 1997:102 and Dram dul 2004: 47-48. Cf. also ’Bras spungs dkar chags, p. 1401 (15 fols.). A facsimile version of a handwritten manuscript, a typeset print of it, and a block print have been published: (a) bKa’ gdams gsung ’bum, vol. 1, pp. 289-367; (b) rNgog lo tsā ba blo ldan shes rab kyi gsung chos skor, bKa gdams dpe dkon gces btus, vol. 3. Beijing: Krung go’i bod rig pa dpe skrun khang, 2009, 545-625; (c) Jackson 1993a. For further materials, see Chapter 9, §(b), pp. 243-247. A critical edition of the first chapter of this text and an annotated translation of it are included in Kano 2006a, which is under preparation for publication (Kano forthcoming b). +
(Skt. Göttingen Xc 14/34a) Nakamura 1985. This transliteration text has 70% of whole content. Its Sanskrit manuscript, (Göttingen Xc 14/34, Taf. 2 (=3), Bl. 8.2 – Taf. 1, Bl. 16.5: fol. 9b2-17a5), is available. Nakamura (1980) edited fol. 9b2-14b7. I edited the whole text including the remaining parts (15a1-17a5). Jagdishwar Pandey's transcription is also preserved in Göttingen under the shelf-mark Xc 14/90. +
