Buddhist Tripitaka; Three Baskets
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the Tripitaka; the three baskets of Buddhist scripture (sutras, vinaya, and treatises)
formalRefers to the comprehensive Buddhist canon comprising three divisions: Sutra (teachings of the Buddha), Vinaya (monastic rules and discipline), and Abhidharma (philosophical analysis and commentaries).
Xuán玄
zàng奘
fǎ法
shī师
xī西
xíng行
qǔ取
jīng经
，
dài带
huí回
le了
dà大
liàng量
de的
sān三
zàng藏
jīng经
diǎn典
。
Master Xuanzang traveled west to obtain scriptures, bringing back a large number of Tripitaka classics.
Xué学
xí习
sān三
zàng藏
xū需
yào要
jīng精
tōng通
fàn梵
wén文
hé和
bā巴
lì利
wén文
。
Studying the Tripitaka requires proficiency in Sanskrit and Pali.
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Zhè这
bù部
jīng经
shǔ属
yú于
sān三
zàng藏
zhōng中
de的
jīng经
zàng藏
，
zhǔ主
yào要
jiǎng讲
shù述
fó佛
tuó陀
de的
jiào教
yì义
。
This scripture belongs to the Sutra Pitaka among the Three Baskets, mainly expounding the Buddha's teachings.