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동국대학교 불교학술원 International Journal of Buddhist Thought and Culture International Journal of Buddhist Thought & Culture Vol.23
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2014.9
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159 - 174 (16page)

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The later Pāli texts define the term ‘abhidhamma’ as a supreme teaching. According to the Pāli texts, this supreme teaching has been preserved in seven specific treatises, namely, Dhammasaṅgaṇī, Vibhaṇga, Dhātukathā, Puggalapaññatti, Kathāvatthu, Yamaka and Paṭṭhāna. According to the Pāli commentaries, the seven treatises originated from the Buddha’s awakening under the Bodhi tree. Then the Buddha preached them to the heavenly gods. These supreme teachings were made known to human beings by Sariputta, the disciple of the Buddha, and eventually handed down to Mahinda who is considered as the son of King Asoka. As Mahinda had come across to the isle of Laṅkā, the seven treatises were established in and have been transmitted by the Mahāvihāra fraternity. Being based on the belief that the seven treatises convey the supreme teaching of the Buddha, the political rulers, who patronised the Mahāvihāra fraternity, have come to be associated with the Abhidhamma in the Pāli texts. Given that the authority of the seven treatises has not been acknowledged in other traditions, the descriptions of the supreme teaching in the texts and inscriptions reveal an interesting development. At first, as a supreme teaching, the seven treatises were authorised in the Pāli texts, which have been transmitted by the Mahāvihāra fraternity. Then, as a religio‐political tool, they were adopted by the rulers of Laṅkā for religious legitimation. Finally, as a religious object of profound wisdom and importance, the seven treatises, especially the Dhammasaṅgaṇī, were venerated.

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