Taisho Shinshu Daizokyo

Japanese: 大正新脩大蔵経 - たいしょうしんしゅうだいぞうきょう

The Tripitaka was published in Tokyo between 1924 and 1934. It is also known as the "Taisho Tripitaka." It was compiled mainly by Takakusu Junjiro and Watanabe Kaikyo, and contains 3,053 volumes in 11,970 volumes, including Chinese translations of sutras, vinaya, and commentaries written in China and Japan. It is divided into 32 sections, such as Agama, Honen, and Hannya, and has a total of 100 volumes, including 3 volumes of a general catalog and index. It is based on the Reihon edition and has been cross-referenced with three versions from the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties. The content is also excellent.

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Japanese:

1924～34年に東京で出版された大蔵経。略して『大正大蔵経』ともいう。高楠順次郎，渡辺海旭が中心となって編纂し，そのなかには漢訳の経律論，および中国，日本で撰述された章疏など 3053部，1万 1970巻が収められている。阿含，本縁，般若など 32部門から成り，総目録索引3巻を合せて計 100巻。麗本を底本とし，宋，元，明の3本を対校している。内容もきわめてすぐれている。

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