Posthumous teaching sutra - Yuikyougyo

Japanese: 遺教経 - ゆいきょうぎょう

[1] (For details, see the Sutra of Admonition and Rebuke of the Buddha's Nirvana). A Mahayana Buddhist scripture. One volume. Said to have been translated by Kumarajiva of the Later Qin Dynasty . No Sanskrit or Tibetan translations are available. This scripture describes the scene when Shakyamuni preached on his deathbed about observing the precepts and attaining enlightenment quickly. In Zen Buddhism, it is respected as one of the three sutras of the Buddha and the Patriarchs. Posthumous teachings. [2] [Noun] Abbreviation of "Yuikyogyo-e (Meeting of Posthumous Sutras)." *Chinchokyo-ki - February 8, 1475 (Bunmei 7) "The First Meeting of the Posthumous Sutras at the Thousand Shakado Hall"

Ikkyo- gyoikeugyau [The Posthumous Teachings of the Buddha]

〘Noun〙 = Yuikyougyo (Posthumous Teachings)

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Japanese:

[1] (詳しくは「仏垂般涅槃略説教誡経」) 大乗仏教の経典。一巻。後秦の鳩摩羅什(くまらじゅう)訳と伝える。梵本およびチベット訳を欠く。釈尊が臨終に当たって、戒法を守り、早くさとりを開くべきことを説いた情景を描く経典。禅宗で、仏祖三経の一つとして尊重する。遺教。[2] 〘名〙「ゆいきょうぎょうえ（遺教経会）」の略。※親長卿記‐文明七年（1475）二月八日「千本釈迦堂遺教経始行云々」