The Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies
Published in Association with Bhikkhu Jagdish Kashyap Institute of Buddhist and Asian Studies
Current Volume: 22 (2021-22 )
ISSN: 0972-4893
Periodicity: Yearly
Month(s) of Publication: January - December
Subject: Buddhism
The Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies (IIJBS) is sponsored by the Bhikkhu Jagdish Kashyap Institute of Buddhist and Asian Studies, Varanasi, India. It is a New Series, starting from 1999-2000, in continuation of the Institute's earlier periodical, the Indian Journal of Buddhist Studies (IJBS) (Vols. I to X; 1989-1998). It is now published annually around Vaisakha Purnima (May-June).
IIJBS accepts scholarly contributions, in Hindi and English, pertaining to Buddhist Studies in a wider sense, in various disciplines such as anthropology, archaeology, art, history, philology, philosophy, politics, psychology, sociology etc., and in those dealing with texts and translations. It includes reviews, notices, bibliographical information and list of books received. Also, it reprints occasionally significant papers published in the past and elsewhere with due permission.
Manuscripts prepared in accordance with the standard international guidelines for publication may be sent electronically through email to the Editors. The editors reserve the right to accept or reject a contribution without assigning reasons. The Institute, the editors, the publishers and the printers assume no responsibility for the views expressed by the contributors. Books for reviews and notices may also be sent to editor at the address 76, Nandnagar, Karaundi, Varanasi–221005, India. Publication of reviews should not be taken for granted and unsolicited books may not be returned to the senders. A list of such books as well as those received in exchange by the Institute/IIJBS may be published along with their blurbs.
Founder Editor-in-Chief Formerly Founder Editor-in- Chief Secretary, Aditya Shyam Trust Pali and Buddhist Studies Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of Chinese Independent Art Historian
Professor Emeritus A. K. Narain
JIABS(1976-1986) and IJBS (1989-98)
Managing Editor and Trustee
Kamal Sheel
Editor
Lalji Shravak
Banaras Hindi University, Varanasi, India
C. D. Sebastain
IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India
Assistant Editor
Dhriti Roy
School of Languages and Literarure
Sikkim University, Sikkim, India
Rajesh Kumar Singh
Baroda, India
Editorial Advisory Board
Bhikkhu Dhammajoti, Hong Kong
Charles Willemen, Belgium
Huang Xianian, China
Richard Gombrich, U.K.
Shaoyong Ye, China
Bhikkhu Pasadika, Germany
David Fiordalis, U.S.A.
Nobuyoshi Yamabe, Japan
Roger R. Jackson, U.S.A.
Volume 22 Issue 1 , (Jan-2021 to Dec-2022)
The Sa sakya pa View of a Yogin’s Direct Perception, Based on Sa skya Pa??ita’s Tshad ma rigs gter and his AutoCommentary, along with Go rams pa, Gyag ston, and Glo bo mkhan’s SubCommentaries
By: Bruce J. Stewart
Page No : 1-73
Author :
Bruce J. Stewart
Southold, Long Island, New York
Price: 101
From Nothing to No-thing-ness to Emptiness: the Buddhist Recycling of an Old Jain Saying
By: Dhivan Thomas Jones
Page No : 75-100
Author :
Dhivan Thomas Jones
Department of Theology and Religious Studies, University of Chester, Chester CH1 4BJ (UK).
Price: 101
Buddhas’ Respect for the dhamma: A Commentarial Exposition
By: Bhikkhu Gyanabodhi (Sajal Barua)
Page No : 101-126
Author :
Bhikkhu Gyanabodhi (Sajal Barua)
International Buddhist College, Thailand.
Price: 101
K?li?gara??ha and its Buddhist Connections
By: Jyoti Dwivedi , Karam Tej S. Sarao
Page No : 127-142
Authors :
Jyoti Dwivedi : Research Scholar, Department of Buddhist Studies, Delhi University, Delhi-110007.
Karam Tej S. Sarao : Pro-Chancellor, S.V. Subharti University, Meerut, 250005
Price: 101
A?okan Rock Edict–I : Understanding A?oka’s Views on Killing
By: Ramakanta Mishra
Page No : 143-162
Author :
Ramakanta Mishra
Fellow of IIM, Ahmedabad
Price: 101
Translating from Canonical and Post-canonical Buddhist Texts – Problems and Perspectives
By: Bhikkhu Pāsādika
Page No : 163-185
Author :
Bhikkhu P?s?dika
Académie bouddhique Linh Son, 92-94 rue Pasteur, F – 94400, Vitry-surSeine, (Paris), France.
Price: 101
The Shape of Victory: the Earth-Touching Gesture in Context
By: Douglass Smith
Page No : 187-226
Author :
Douglass Smith
PO Box 552, Lakeville, CT 06039
Price: 101
Any Chinese Translation of Therav?da P?li ?
By: Charles Willemen
Page No : 227-236
Author :
Charles Willemen
Rector, International Buddhist College. Thailand.
Price: 101
Brief Note about the Heart S?tra and its Composition
By: Charles Willemen
Page No : 237-242
Author :
Charles Willemen
Rector, International Buddhist College. Thailand.
Price: 101
Obituary
Padmanabh S. Jaini (October 23, 1923 - May 25, 2021)
By: No author
Page No : 243-245
Price: 101
Instruction to the Author
Please submit manuscripts electronically, in both MS Word (or equivalent) and PDF format, to one of the editors– Lalji ‘Shravak’ (laljis@gmail.com; editor.iijbs@gmail.com) or C. D. Sebastian (sebastian@iitb.ac.in). Citation style should follow the most recent edition of the Chicago Manual of Style. An abstract is not necessary. While there is no set of word limit, typically articles should be in the 5000 to 12000 word range. For substantially longer or shorter pieces, please contact the editors. While the editors prefer electronic submission, we will also accept manuscripts (in duplicate) sent by regular mail to Editor, 76, Nandnagar, Karaundi, Varanasi-221005 (India).
Enquiries regarding subscriptions, sale of older copies of IIJBS as well as of the earlier series IJBS, and proposals for establishing exchange relations, and correspondence regarding acceptance and publication of articles, reviews and advertisements may be addressed to the Editor.