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International InternationalCollege College for for Postgraduate Postgraduate Buddhist Buddhist Studies Studies SIZJiva20tili3H NwaV,tye}Sj<e}EveS<{ll!EifXfiLiagE- 37 "Explanatory Kumarajiva's Discourse" Abhidharmic Literature' about Charles Willemen I Survey of Sarvastivada Developments. 1, FirstCentury B.C.,Gandharan Cultural Area. When one the mentions word immediately thinks of sarvastivada influential sehool in India's northwestern Buddhism originates, in a Chinese context, abhidharma Sarvastivadins were abhidharma, but there were other area, the schools with area the one rnost Chinese where an abhidharma. The dharmaguptakas (Shelip Lun Epitan the pudgalavadins Du (Sanja important had * schools, They abhidharma.i all had it ultimately from -Much of studying this contribution is the the Abhidharmahrdaya. taken shape. main an Lun k*IJtiBFojE#th T. XXVIII ) and =' ?iiRget T. XXV ), to name some argument I arn fullyaware is of that the whole result of developments which began in ,while In more ideas about sarvastivada abhidharma had the factthat mueh of what I say isstill is coherent, The explanations pieture, as itemerges, "work", May the proeess of action and reaction make the historicalrealities even clearer. would liketo express my gratitude to Sait6T., librarystaff of the International College for PestgraduateBuddhist helpwas most valuable, 1 Bareau ; Lamotte Also Pagel 7. Sautrantikadar$tantikas aiso had an Abhidharmapitaka, as isobvious in Dharmatrata'sChayao (Udana) Mmpss T. IV (A,D.),p. c , b To the three li7rg traditionalPitakas,mentioned in the text (e.g. p. a 17),a K$udrakapitaka, Bao Za Zang ecrewt, Baoza7zgmeaning Pitaka,is added. The eontents of this Pitaka are the 12 aitgas, the learning of a learned bhiksu, as mentioned p. b c The 12 are: 1. QO'ingeemssi"ttra;2. Song E'rk gaya;

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