Research Focused On The Miraculous Stories Of Vajracchedika-sutra In Dunhuang Manuscripts

The Buddhism Miraculous Stories are the stories of Buddhist.They have participated in and witnessed the spread of Buddhism in China,and played a helpful role in the spread of Buddhism in China.On the basis of its origin,it can be found that China's inherent sense of induction and deities provide the ideological basis for the emergence and development of the Buddhist scriptures in China.The practical needs of the Buddhism spread also promote the generation and dissemination of the Buddhist scriptures.In addition,with the further development of Buddhism,the Buddhist scriptures remember to gather together,this is The cultural background and social foundation of the Miraculous Stories of Vajracchedika-Sutra in Dunhuang Manuscripts is the direct reason for the creation of these works.In general,the spiritual experience of Vajracchedika-Sutra in Dunhuang has been copied from other books,and a small number of stories are the local person's Buddhist practice experiences in Dunhuang.These stories have been persuaded and praised Vajracchedika-Sutra at that time,thus enhancing the role of the spread of Buddhism.In the further study of the Manuscripts,we can find that the space in Yu 184,is not an empty symbol,but it plays the role of stratification,and it is a sign of the separation of different content.The emergence of this classification thought should be influenced by the compilation of encyclopedia.It can be seen that at that time,the lower level officials in the society were the main groups believers of Vajracchedika-Sutra,and the Buddhist worship of the time was guided by the interests of the present world and with obvious utilitarianism.This is not only the result of secularization and popularization of Buddhism,but also the presentation of folk beliefs at the same time.In addition,through the analysis and comparison,it is also found that copying Vajracchedika-Sutra in the Sui Dynasty,Tang Dynasty and Five Dynasties was more popular,which is also the manifestation of the secularization and popularization of the Buddhist belief in these period.