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''Chongzhu dadong jing'' is a four- | ''Chongzhu dadong jing'' is a four-fascile (''juan'') commentary on the ''Taishang wuji zongzhen Wenchang dadong xianjing'' 太上無極總真文昌大洞仙經 (DZ5, Great Cavern Scripture according to Wenchang), by Liu Yuan 劉沅 (1768-1855), in 1810. | ||
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The ''Da Dong Jing'', the full name of which is ''Taishang wuji zongzhen Wenchang dadong xianjing'', is a spirit writing scripture revealed by Wenchang dijun 文昌帝君, in 1168, recorded by Liu Ansheng 劉安勝, based on the earlier Shangqing scripture. | The ''Da Dong Jing'', the full name of which is ''Taishang wuji zongzhen Wenchang dadong xianjing'', is a spirit writing scripture revealed by Wenchang dijun 文昌帝君, in 1168, recorded by Liu Ansheng 劉安勝, based on the earlier Shangqing scripture. | ||
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*[[ | *[[經懺集成 - E379]] which is the collection from which this edition is taken. | ||
*[[文昌大洞仙經注釋 - E69]] | *[[洞經示讀 - A7]] and | ||
*[[文昌大洞仙經注釋 - E69]] are other versions of the ''Dadong xianjing''. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:55, 22 March 2024
重註大洞經 Chong zhu da dong jing |
| 別名 Other Titles: |
| 有關人物 Associated Persons: 劉沅
出版地區 Place(s) of Publication: 版式 Format: 木刻版 出版者 Publisher(s): 出版年 Publication Date: 1810 載於 Located In: Sandong shiyi - K Volume 2, pp. 558-597. |
| Cite as 引用為: "CRTA 重註大洞經四卷 - K12" |
Chongzhu dadong jing is a four-fascile (juan) commentary on the Taishang wuji zongzhen Wenchang dadong xianjing 太上無極總真文昌大洞仙經 (DZ5, Great Cavern Scripture according to Wenchang), by Liu Yuan 劉沅 (1768-1855), in 1810.
別名 Other Titles
出版地區 Place(s) of Publication
出版年 Publication Date(s)
1810
有關人物 Associated Person(s)
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內容 Contents
- 重註文昌大洞經序 [頁559]
- 凡例 [頁559-560]
- 卷上 [頁560-573]
- 文昌降示得大洞經籙原序
- 卷中 [頁574-581]
- 卷下 [頁581-593]
- 文昌大洞經懺文 [頁593-597]
序跋等 Prefaces and Postfaces
- 重註文昌大洞經序
- 嘉慶十五年暮春下浣[1810]
- 雙流劉沅謹識
- 凡例
- 清陽劉沅謹識
- 嘉慶丁卯五月下浣[1810]
註疏 Commentary
This text is in fact a facsimile of a part of juan 2 of Liu Yuan's collection of scriptures, 經懺集成 - E379.
The Da Dong Jing, the full name of which is Taishang wuji zongzhen Wenchang dadong xianjing, is a spirit writing scripture revealed by Wenchang dijun 文昌帝君, in 1168, recorded by Liu Ansheng 劉安勝, based on the earlier Shangqing scripture. Liu Yuan 刘沅 (1768-1855), known as Qingyang Jushi 清陽居士, was the founder of the Liumen 劉門 tradition in Sichuan.
參考文獻 Bibliography
Isabelle Robinet. “Taishang wuji zongzhen Wenchang dadong xianjing”. In The Taoist Canon: A Historical Companion to the Daozang, edited by Kristofer Schipper and Franciscus Verellen, 456. Chicago and London: The University of Chicago Press, 2005.
Volker Olles, Ritual Words: Daoist Liturgy and the Confucian Liumen Tradition in Sichuan Province, Harrassowitz Verlag, 2013.
KIM Jihyun. “The Invention of Traditions: With a Focus on Innovations in the Scripture of the Great Cavern in Ming-Qing Daoism,” Daoism: Religion, History and Society 道教研究學報, 7, 2015, pp. 63–115.
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有關書刊 See Also and Parallel Texts
- 經懺集成 - E379 which is the collection from which this edition is taken.
- 洞經示讀 - A7 and
- 文昌大洞仙經注釋 - E69 are other versions of the Dadong xianjing.
