This is the Chinese Buddhist Canon known as the Taisho, or more specifically the “Taisho Revised Tripitaka” (Takakusu Junjiro 1988). The collection consists of thousands of scrolls including foundational texts such as Agamas, Mahayana Sutras, Vinaya, Abhidharma, Tantras, Jatakas and Avadanas (former birth stoeries), commentaries, histories, catalog...

Part 154 - Jataka stories (translated by Dharmaraksha)

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Sutta 1: The story of Nalai

Sutta 2: The story of the Bhikkhu Who Begged for Food

Sutta 3: The story of He'nan

Sutta 4: The Sutra on Evil Livelihood

Sutta 5: The story of My Possessions

Sutta 6: The story of the Wild Chicken

Sutta 7: The story of the Quarrelsome Woman in a Former Life

Sutta 8: The story of the Jewel Falling into the Sea

Sutta 9: The story of Candana the Evil-Minded Woman Slandering the Buddha

Sutta 10: The story of the Turtle and the Monkey

Sutta 11: The story of the Five Immortals

Sutta 12: The Uncle and Nephew's Scheme and the King's Wisdom

Sutta 13: The Sutra on Dwelling in Solitude

Sutta 14: The Sutra on Shariputra's Parinirvana

Sutta 15: The Sutra on the Death of a Son

Sutta 16: The Sutra on Bhikkhus Stating Their Aspirations

Sutta 17: The Sutra on Impermanence Spoken by Katyayana

Sutta 18: The Sutra on the Elder Hariti's Questions

Sutta 19: The story of the Buddha's Mind Dharani

Sutta 20: The story of Dharani for Protecting Bhikkhus

Sutta 21: The story of the Auspicious Incantation

Sutta 22: The Dharani Sutra

Sutta 23: The story of What is Pleasing and Released

Sutta 24: The story of the Five Kings

Sutta 25: The story of the Vulture and the Fox

Sutta 26: The story of the Ailing Bhikkhu

Sutta 27: The story of Examining the Naked Son

Sutta 28: The story of the Belly Envoy

Sutta 29: The story of the Disciple Passing Away

Sutta 30: The story of the Water Buffalo

Sutta 31: The story of the Rabbit King

Sutta 32: The story of Fearlessness

Sutta 33: The story of the Five Hundred Youths

Sutta 34: The story of the Poisonous Grass

Sutta 35: The story of the Parable of the Turtle

Sutta 36: The story of the Bodhisattva Who Was Once a Turtle King

Sutta 37: The story of the Parable of Poison

Sutta 38: The story of Exhorting the Son

Sutta 39: The story of the One Who Was a Bull Due to Debt

Sutta 40: The story of the Brahmin Guanghua

Sutta 41: The story of the Parable of Changing Regret

Sutta 42: The story of the Parable of the Horse

Sutta 43: The story of the Bhikshuni Manifesting Transformations

Sutta 44: The story of the Orphan

Sutta 45: The story of the Brahmana

Sutta 46: The story of the King and Minister

Sutta 47: The story of the Crow King of Kosala Kingdom

Sutta 48: The story of the Migyu

Sutta 49: The story of the Miscellaneous Praises

Sutta 50: The story of the Donkey and Camel

Sutta 51: The story of the Peacock

Sutta 52: The story of the Immortal Bojie

Sutta 53: The story of the Upasaka Ayishanzhi Father and Son

Sutta 54: The story of the Husband and Wife

Sutta 55: The story of the Parable

[full title]: Jātaka stories; 生經 [shēng jīng] (sheng jing)
[parallels]: Date 285 from Lancaster (2004, 'K 799')
[parallels]: Campbell, Duncan 2014, “An Historical Anecdote, a Religious Parable, and a Novel,” In: Qian, Zhongshu id. Patchwork: Seven Essays on Art and Literature, pp. 247-268, Leiden: Brill. Partial.
[primary source]: Dharmarakṣa, translator, 《生經》 'Jātaka stories (Sheng Jing),' in Taishō shinshū Daizōkyō 《大正新脩大藏經》, in Takakusu Junjiro, ed., (Tokyo: Taishō Shinshū Daizōkyō Kankōkai, 1988), Vol. 3, No. 154
[colophon]: 生經西晉竺法護譯共 5 卷 Jātaka stories (Sheng Jing), Translated by Dharmarakṣa in the Western Jin in 5 scrolls

Last Updated: 22 July, 2025

Taisho: Chinese Buddhist Canon

Part 154 - Jataka stories (translated by Dharmaraksha)

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