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P. Skilling Srivijaya of Suval'I).advipa on the eleventh day of the first month of spring (Phiilguna) in the tenth regnal year of Deva sri Cii
Dharmakirti's Durbodhaloka ... and Srivijaya Hall, K.R. 1985. Maritime Trade and State Development in Early Southeast Asia, Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press. Jacq-Hergoualc'h, M. 1992. La civilisation de portsentrepotsdusudK.edah(Malaysia), Ve-XIVesiecle, Paris: Harmattan. Longworth Dames, M. (tr.& ed.) 1989. The Book of Duarte Barbosa, an account of the countries bordering on the Indian Ocean and their inhabitants, written by Duarte Barbosa and completed about the year 1518 A.D., Vol. II (repr. New Delhi & Madras: Asian Educational Services. Majumdar, R.C. 1938. Note on theSailendra Kings mentioned in the Leiden Plates, Epigraphia Indica XXII :282-3, (1933-34, repr. New Delhi, 1984). Majumdar,R.C.1979.Indiaand South East Asia (ed. K.S. Ramachandran and S.P. Gupta), Delhi: B. R. Publishing Corp. Nakamura, Hajime 1980. Indian Buddhism: A Survey with Bibliographical Notes, Hirakata: Kansai University of Foreign Studies. Naudou, J. 1968. Les bouddhistes kasmfriensau moyen age, Annales du Musee Guimet, Bibliotheque d' etudes LXVIII, Paris: Presses Universitaires de France. Nilakanta Sastri, K. A 1938. Kataha, JGIS V: 128- 146. Nishioka, Sosh111981. Index to the Catalogue Section of Bu ston's History of Buddhism (II), Annual Report of the Institute for the Study of Cultural Exchange, University of Tokyo, No. 5. Obermiller, E.1932. The DoctrineofPrajnaparamita as exposed in the Abhisamayalaqtkara of Maitreya, Acta Orientalia XI (1984 repr. Talent, Oregon: Canon Publications). Sircar, D. C. 1938. Katahanagara in the Kaumudimahotsava, JGIS V: 59-60. Skilling, P. 1992. Two Ports of Suvari).abhiimi: a brief note, Journal of the Siam Society 80 (1): 131. Suzuki, Daisetz T. (ed.) 1957. The Tibetan Tripi taka, Peking Edition, Vol. 91, Tokyo-Kyoto: Tibetan Tripitaka Research Institute. Takakusu,Junjiro (tr.). 1982ARecord of the Buddhist Religion as Practised in India and the Malay Archipelago (AD 671-695) by I-tsing, [London, 1896] New Delhi: Munshiram Manoharlal. Tucci, G. 1988. Rin-chen-bzan-po and the Renaissance of Buddhism in Tibet around the Millenium, (lndo Tibetica II; first published in Italian in 1932), New Delhi: Aditya Prakashan. Wheatley, P. 1961. The Golden Khersonese: Studies in the Historical Geography of the Malay Peninsula before A.D. 1500, (1980 repr.) Kuala Lumpur: Penerbit Universiti Malaya. Wheatley, P. 1983. Niigara and Commandery: Ori- gins of the Southeast Asian Urban Traditions, Chicago: University of Chicago (Department of Geography Research Papers 207-208). Notes 1 This statement assumes, provisionally, that the Srivijaya of the 7th century and that of the 11th were the same, which is not certain: see below, n. 16. For Atisa's dates see Chattopadhyaya 1967: 66, 330-1. For the date of his journey to Srivijaya, see ibid, p. 85. (I follow Eimer (pers. com.) in spelling Atisa with shorti, againstthe Ansa with long I of some sources.) 2 I exclude here inscriptions, as well as the works that I-ching composed during his stay in Srivijaya. These (although the latter were composed in Chinese for a Chinese readership) both belong to the intellectual legacy of Srivijaya (or at least of the 'early 'Srivijaya': see, again, n. 16). 3 See Eimer 1985: 3-12 and especially 8. For sources on Atisa' s life see Eimer 1982. 4 For the question ofDipaqtkara' s birthplace, see Chattopadhyaya 1967 Chap. 6. 5 The Sanskrit is sometimes given as Duravabodhiiloka. The full title is Abhisamayiilarrzkiiraniima -p ra jfi iipiira m ito pad e sa sii s t ra v r t t i durbodhiiloka-niima-tfkii (Shes rab kyi pha rol tu phyin pa'i man ngag gi bstan bcos mngon par rtogs pa'i rgyan ces bya ba'i 'grel pa rtogs par dka' ba'i snang ba zhes bya ba'i 'grel bshad): see Cordier 1915, mdo 'grel VII (3) and Suzuki 1957, cat. no. 5152 sher phyin ja, 161.8~ 6 gSer gling pa Chos kyi grags pa: at e.g. the beginning of the Tibetan translation of the Durbodhiiloka in the Peking edition (sher phyin ja, 161a7), or in Bu ston's catalogue of books translated into Tibetan (Nishioka 1981: § 539). 7 For the Abhisamayiilarrzkiira, the question of authorship, and the commentaries, see Obermiller1932;Conze1978:101-20;Nakamura 1980: 260-1. 8 As far as I know, the prose colophon was first translated into a European language by Cordier (loc. cit.). Its significance was noted in Credes 1968:141 (the colophon was apparently known to Credes only from a personal communication fromNaudou: seeCredes' n. 61, p. 323). A translation into English of the prose is given in Chattopadhyaya 1967: 88 and 475. Cordier, Credes, and Chattopadhaya all include the phrase 'in Malayagiri' (according to Cordier, the Tibetan is ri malaya), which is not given in any of the four standard xylographic editions of the Durbodhiiloka studied below. I suspect that the extra detail comes from a catalogue (dkar chag) of Journal of The Siam Society Vol 85, Parts 1 & 2 193
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