Kuddhaka Nikāya 원문과 영역본 링크

 

Kuddhaka  Nikāya

 

Kuddhaka Pitaka 

Khuddakapatha Kuddakapātha

I. Saraṇattayaṃ 1

II. Dasasikkhāpadaṃ 1

III. Dvattiṃsākāraṃ 2

IV: Kumārapañhaṃ 2

V: Maŋgalasuttaṃ 2

VI: Ratanasuttaṃ 6

VII: Tirokuḍasuttaṃ 6

VIII: Nidhikaṇḍasuttam 7

IX: Mettasuttaṃ 8

Dhammapada

1. Yamakavagga, [v. 1-20]

2. Appamādavagga, [v. 21-32]

3. Cittavagga, [v. 33-43]

4. Pupphavagga, [v. 44-59]

5. Bālavagga, [v. 60-75]

6. Paṇḍitavagga, [v. 76-89]

7. Arahantavagga, [v. 90-99]

8. Sahassavagga, [v. 100-115]

9. Pāpavagga, [v. 116-128]

10. Daṇḍavagga, [v. 129-145]

11. Jarāvagga, [v. 146-156]

12. Attavagga, [v. 157-166]

13. Lokavagga, [v. 167-178]

14. Buddhavagga, [v. 179-196]

15. Sukhavagga, [v. 197-208]

16. Piyavagga, [v. 209-220]

17. Kodhavagga, [v. 221-234]

18. Malavagga, [v. 235-255]

19. Dhammaṭṭhavagga, [v. 256-272]

20. Maggavagga, [v. 273-289]

21. Pakiṇṇakavagga, [v. 290-305]

22. Nirayavagga, [v. 306-319]

23. Nāgavagga, [v. 320-333]

24. Taṇhāvagga, [v. 334-359]

25. Bhikkhuvagga, [v. 360-382]

26. Brāhmaṇavagga, [v. 383-423]

Udana A complete listing of all the suttas in the Udana with links to translations available digitally and page numbers for the PTS edition. Links to the Pali.

 

Itivuttaka

 

Sutta Nipāta

I. Uraga Vagga [1~12], p 1, vs 1-221

II. Cūla Vagga [13~26], p 39, vs 222-404

III. Mahā Vagga [27~38], p 72, vs. 405-765

IV. Aṭṭhaka Vagga [39~54], p 151, vs. 766-975

V. Pārāyana Vagga [55~71], p 190, vs. 976-1149

(1-8.멧따숫따, 2-1.(13)라따나숫따, 2-4.(16)<마하> 망갈라숫따, 2-10.(22)웃타나숫따)

 

Vimanavatthu

 

Petavatthu

 

Theragāthā Index to the verses of the early bhikkhu community, usually declaring Arahantship. Biographical stories accompany the verses.

 

Therigāthā Index to the verses of the early bhikkhuni community, usually declaring Arahantship.Biographical stories accompany the verses. Here is a work which is highly recommended especially for those of you pretending to be feminists. Here is a bunch of women who are real men!

 

Jātaka Annotated index to the birth stories of the Buddha. The entire collection of The Pali Text Society translation of the Jataka Stories edited by Professor E.B. Cowell is available on this site.

 

Niddesa

 

Patisambhidamagga

 

Apadāna Legends of the Buddhist Saints (Apadana) is a collection of about six hundred autobiographical poems ascribed to the accomplished Buddhas and Arahants of the early Buddhist community. The author has asked that I make sure readers are aware that this is a work still in beta and that they should check from time to time for an updated work. [Contact info is on the copright page.

 

Buddhavamsa

 

Cariyapitaka