Śāntarakṣita

PersonType	Category:Classical Indian Authors
YearBirth	725
YearDeath	788
BornIn	Zahor, Bengal
IsInGyatsa	No
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Tibetan Names

Tibetan: ཞི་བ་འཚོ

Wylie: zhi ba 'tsho

Sanskrit Names

Śāntarakṣita

Other Transliterations in use:

Dates

• Birth 9th cent.

Other Biographical Information

TBRC RID: P5659

Main Students

• gsal snang
• sba rat+na
• rma thog rin chen
• ye shes gzhon nu
• sangs rgyas ye shes

Main Teachers

• ye shes snying po

Writings

From : http://web.otani.ac.jp/cri/twrp/tibdate/Peking_online_search.html

Search Words: zhi ba 'tsho

Search Words: zAntarakSita

• bcom ldan 'das la bstod pa dpal rdo rje 'dzin gyi dbyangs kyi rgya cher bshad pa / (zrivajradharasaMgItabhagavatstotraTIkA.)

[A] zhi ba 'tsho / (zAntarakSita.), [Tr] dpal brtsegs / (kUTa.), [Tr] vidyAkaraprabhA

[P. No.] 2052, bstod tshogs, ka 270b5-277b3 (vol.46, p.110)

[D. No.] 1163, , ka 231b1-237a5. [N] ka 254a1-260b2. [Kinsha] 52, ka 333a6 (p.166-4-6)

• de bzhin gshegs pa brgyad la bstod pa / (aSTatathAgatastotra.)

[A] zhi ba 'tsho / (zAntirakSita.)

[P. No.] 2055, bstod tshogs, ka 278b8-279b8 (vol.46, p.113)

[D. No.] 1166, , ka 238a6-239a4. [N] ka 261b5-262b5. [Kinsha] 55, ka 344b1 (p.173-3-1)

• kye'i rdo rje las byung ba'i ku ru ku lle'i man ngag chen po lnga / (hevajrodbhavakurukullAyAH paJcamahopadeza.)

[A] zhi ba 'tsho / (zAntirakSita.), [Tr] dAnazIla.

[P. No.] 2447, rgyud 'grel, za 122b4-123b3 (vol.57, p.51)

[D. No.] 1316, , ta 242b7-243b5. [N] za 116a6-117a5. [Kinsha] 451, za 159a6 (p.80-2-6)

• bden pa gnyis rnam par 'byed pa'i dka' 'grel / (satyadvayavibhaGgapaJjikA.)

[A] zhi ba 'tsho / (zAntarakSita.), [Tr] jAnagarbha., [Tr] prajAvarma (prajAvarman)., [Tr] ye shes sde /

[P. No.] 5283, dbu ma, sa 1a1-32b2 (vol.100-101, p.283-1)

[D. No.] 3883, mdo 'grel, sa 15b2-52b7. [N] sa 1a1-44a4. [Kinsha] 3282, sa 1b1 (p.1-2-1)

• dbu ma'i rgyan gyi tshig le'ur byas pa / (madhyamakAlaMkArakArikA.) / (Madhyamakālaṅkāra)

[A] zhi ba 'tsho / (zAntarakSita.), [Tr] surendrabodhi., [Tr] ye shes sde /

[P. No.] 5284, dbu ma, sa 48b7-52b1 (vol.101, p.1-2)

[D. No.] 3884, mdo 'grel, sa 53a1-56b3. [N] sa 44a4-48a2. [Kinsha] 3283, sa 56b1 (p.29-3-1)

• dbu ma'i rgyan gyi 'grel pa / (madhyamakAlaMkAravRtti.)

[A] zhi ba 'tsho / (zAntarakSita.), [Tr] zIlendrabodhi., [Tr] ye shes sde /

[P. No.] 5285, dbu ma, sa 52b1-84b7 (vol.101, p.2-15)

[D. No.] 3885, mdo 'grel, sa 56b4-84a1. [N] sa 48a2-79b7. [Kinsha] 3284, sa 62b1 (p.33-1-1)

• de kho na nyid bsdus pa'i tshig le'ur byas pa / (tattvasaMgrahakArikA.)

[A] zhi ba 'tsho / (zAntirakSita.), [Tr] guNAkarazrIbhadra., [Tr] zhi ba 'od /

[P. No.] 5764, tshad ma, 'e 1-159a2 (vol.138, p.135-200)

[D. No.] 4266, tshad ma, ze 1b1-133a6. [N] 'e 1b1-146a5. [Kinsha] 3764, 'e 1b1 (p.1-2-1)

• rtsod pa'i rigs pa'i 'grel pa don rnam par 'byed pa zhes bya ba / (vAdanyAyavRttivipaJcitArthA-nAma.)

[A] zAntarakSita., [Tr] kumArazrIbhadra., [Tr] 'phags pa shes rab /, [Tr] sh'akya 'od /

[P. No.] 5725, tshad ma, tshe 21b2-137a8 (vol.136, p.78-125)

[D. No.] 4239, tshad ma, zhe 51a3-151a6. [N] tshe 21b2-131b7. [Kinsha] 3725, tshe 23b4 (p.13-2-4)

The reality or the objective state of things as they are. In the Buddhist context, it refers to the ultimate nature of things although what exactly suchness means would depend on the philosophical position of the specific schools. The Middle Way school, for instance, consider emptiness as the suchness of all things.

In the Buddhist literature on pramāṇa, it refers to cognition that correctly apprehends its object without any deception or mistake. Such correct cognition include direct perception and inferential cognition.

Disposition, lineage, or class; an individual's gotra determines the type of enlightenment one is destined to attain.