THE COLLECTED WORKS OF BU-STON (28volumes)


Vol.1 - 5. Kalacakra Literature, stotra, mandala, sadhana, homa.

Vol.6. Laghu Samvara Tantra commentary.

Vol.7. Samvara cont.; sadhana, mandala, homa, etc.

Vol.8. Hevajra and Samputa Tantra commentaries.

Vol.9. Guhyasamaja; mandala, sadhana, etc. commentaries.

Vol.10. Guhyasamaja cont. and Vajrapani texts of the anuttara class.

Vol.11. Yoga tantras; Vajrodaya, Tattvasamgraha and Vajradhatu Mandala
commentaries.

Vol.12. Yoga tantras; Tattvasamgraha, Tattvalokakari and Vajradhatu Mandala commentaries.

Vol.13. Yoga class explanatory tantras; Vajrasekhara, Paramadya and Sarvadurgati Parishodhana commentaries.

Vol.14. Miscellaneous texts; the mandalas of Navosnisa, Mrtyunjaya, Vajrapani, Akshobhya, Dharamadhatu Vagishvari, Vairocanabhisambodhi, Rasmi Vimala, Amoghapasa etc. Summary of Manjushrikirti's commentary on the Namasangiti. A text on the classification of Tantra.

Vol.15. Two texts on the classification of Tantra.

Vol.16. Genealogies and lineages of various schools. A compilation of mantras.

Vol.17. A description of the art, murals and mandalas of Shalu Monastery at the time of Bu-ston.

Vol.18. An extensive sub-commentary to Haribhadra's vritti on the Abhisamaylankara.

Vol.19. Abhisamayalankara cont., and its relationship to the Prajnaparamita literature. A detailed commentary to the Bodhicaryavatara.

Vol.20. A text on Tathagatagarbha theory, commentary on the Abhidharma-samuccaya and an exposition on Pratityasamutpada.

Vol.21. Vinaya commentaries.

Vol.22. Vinaya commentaries and the life of Buddha Shakyamuni.

Vol.23. Vinaya literature.

Vol.24. The Pramanaviniscaya of Dharmakirti and Yogasataka commentaries.
A history of Buddhism in India and Tibet.

Vol.25. A commentary to Durgasimha's commentary to the Kalapa system of Sanskrit grammar.

Vol.26. Letters. Catalogue for the Zhalu Tangyur and Gyubum.

Vol.27. The works of Bu-ston's student sGra-tShad-pa most notably a large commentary to Bu-ston's text on the Kalacakra Tantra.

Vol.28. The minor writings of sGra-tShad-pa; an explanation of the Tathagatagarbha theory, Tangyur catalogue etc.