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The Japanese Association of Indian and Buddhist Studies

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Journal

oflndian and BuddhistStudiesVol.64,No. 3,March 2016

(175)

The

Development

of

the

Five-Gotra

Theory

in

the

Yogacara

School:

In

Accordance

with

the

Satra

Commentaries

OKADA

Eisaku

1,

Introduction

By employing the term

gotm,

the Yogacara school

discusses

the topics such as the

possibilityof reaching

parinirva-n.

a and the

types

of enlightenment

(bodhi).

The Faxiang

zong,

founded

by

xuanzang

itlee,

enumerated

five

gotms, that is,s'rctvaka-gotm,

pratyekabuddha-gotra,

bodhisattva-gotra

(og

according tothe fogacarabhami,

bodhisattva-gotruisalso called tatha-gata-gotra,

buddha-gotra,

mahdyana-gotra), antyata-gotra, and

a-gotra,and established the so-called wuxing gebie

lfi1taGBU

theory Sakuma

[2o07]

has

investigatedthe origins of the wuxing

gebie

theory

in

Indian Buddhist texts.His

investigationrevealed that the

five-gotra

theory is

found

inthesatraiamkara-vrttibhasya

attributed toSthiramati,and

based

on this

finding

he

argued thattheYogacara school

did

not

particularly

pay

attention to this theory. However, except

fbr

some

commentaries on the Mahltyanastitrtilarpkara,

he

did

not investigatethose Indian

Buddhist

textswhich exist only

in

Tibetantranslation.

This

paper

fbcuses

on the SUtracommentaries of the Yogacara school which exist

only in Tibetan translationnamely; Asafiga'sBuddhanusmrti-vrtti,

Vasubandhu's

Buddhanusmrti-tikd,

and especially the

Aryaksayamatinirdes'a-tika

attributed to some

yogacara master who

lived

after Sthiramati.By examining the

five-gotm

theory

described

in

thesecommentaries, Iargue that the Yogacara school

did

pay

attention to

the

five-gotra

theoryand

developed

it.

2.

The

Buddha-nusmni-vrtti

and

the

Buddhanusmrti-tika

--

--Before examinationing the

development

ofthe

five-gotra

theory

in

theYogacaraschool, - 1217

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(176)The

Development ofthe Five-GotTuTheory intheYogficara School

(OKADA)

inthissection I

briefly

explain

how

thistheorywas established.i) The

Buddhanusmrti-vrttiofAsahga and the Buddhanusmrti-tptcaof Vasubandhu are

particularly

impertantin

thiscontext,

Concerning the object of Buddhist training

(vincya),2)

the Buddhanusm.rti-vrtti

comments thata

person

who

does

not

possess

any qualification

(skal

ba

dari

mi

ldan

pa,

'abhavya) is

a

person

who possessesthe indeterminate

gotra

(rigs

ma nges pa,

'antyata-gotra),

and a

person

who possessesa qualification

(skal

ba

dari

tdan

pa,'bhavya) isa

person who possessesone ofthe gotraswithin the three vehicles. Hiscommentary also

mentions Buddhist training

fbr

a

person

who possessesthe indeterminate

gotra.3)

Therefbre,Asafigamaintains

four

typesof

gotra,

and

he

does

not

discuss

a

person

who

does

not possessany

gotra.

Incontrast, theBuddhanusmrti-ttkacomments thata

person

who

does

not

possess

any

qualification

isa

person

who

does

not

possess

any

gotm

(rigs

med

pa,

*a-gotru). The rest of

his

commententary is almost the same as the

Buddhanusm.rti-vrtti.4)

Therefore,Vasubandhu maintains

five

typesofgotras.

Accordingto

both

commentaries, we can tracetheorigin of the

five-gotra

theory in

the context of the object ofBuddhist training

in

theBaddhanusrnrti-tikaof Vasubandhu,

which

he

developed

based

on Asahga.

3.

The

Arya-ks.

ayamatinirdes'a-pTkii

The

Arya'-ks.

ayamatinirdes'a-ttka

is

written

from

theviewpoint of theYogacaraschool and

it

cites many textsof thisschool.

As

Braarvig

[1993:

II,

lcxvii-cxxx]

has

pointed

out,

this

commentary

quotes

not only

from

vasubandhu's works

but

also

from

Sthiramati's

works. ConsequentlM thistext

is

attributed to some Yogacara master after sthiramati.

Inthiscommentary the

description

ofthe

five-gotra

theory isas

fo11ows:

ANT

(Tib.)

D 111a2-5, P 135bl-6:

fiespa

dafi

ma fiespaies

bya

ba

la

sogs

pa

la

rigsrnarn c,,,,b,}palhaste

1

fianthos

kyi

rigs can

dafi

li)

rafi safis rgyas kyirigs can

dah

1

thegpachen po'i rigs can dah

1

rigs ma hespadaii

1

rigs

medpa'o/1

delarigs med pa'igafi(Dm,3) zag {pi3sb3)rnams ni fiespaste

/

dedagtuthams cad

duiO

'khor

bar

gnaspargdonmi za

ba'i

phyirro

11

thegpagsum

du

fiespa'irigs can ni ma fiespaste

1

dge

ba'i

bSes

gfiengyirkyen gyismya (p i,,be) han

las

'das paryafi'gyur basna khamsgsum

du

gnaspar

fieSPa(D i".4) med pa'iphyirro

1/

yafina rigscan rnam pagsum nifiespaste

1

rah rah githegpalabrtennas (,,,,b,)'bras buthob

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pargdon mi za

ba'i

phyirro

/1

ma fiespa'irigscan ni ma fiespaste

1

dge

ba'i

bSes

gfiengyi

rkyen gyistheg pagar

btsud

par'jug

citi

!

dge

o ,,,,,)

ba'i

bges

gfien(, ,,,b,)

dafi

ma phradna

1

mya fian

las

'das par'gyur

bar

chadili)pamed pa'iphyirro

11

[)om. P,Mom. P,tti}tshadP

Regardingthose who are isdetermined,those who are not determined

('ntyatantyata),

and

so on, thegotruisof fivekinds,

[namely]

a personwho possessesthegotTuof theSrctvaka,the

gotraof thepratyekabuddha,thegotraof the mahdyana, theindeterminategotru,and a person

who doesnot possessany gotru,

Inthese

[five

gotras],personswho

do

not possessany gotraare determined.Thisisbecause,in all cases, they are

determined

to stay insaiTisara. A person who possesses

[one

ofl the

determinategotraswithin the three vehicles isundeterrnined. Thisisbecausehewill also reach

nirva-n,a by virtue of a good friend,thereforehe isundetermined whether he stays inthree

realm$ or not.

Moreoveg a person who possesses

[one

ofl threekindsof gotrasisdetermined,Thisisbecause

heisdeterminedtoattain a particularresult basedon each vehicle. A personwho possessesthe

indeterminategotrctisundetermined. This is

because

even though he isledto one of the

vehicles

by

virtue ofa good

friend

and isinitiatedintothevehicle, if

he

does

not meet a good

friend,

thereisno

destruction

at reaching nirvapa.

Thus, the

Aiyaksayamatinirdes'a-ti-ka

comments that the

gotra

is

of

five

kinds.

Regardingthetopic

(fies

pa

dafi

ma nespa,'ntyatantyata), thiscommentary

first

refers to

a

person

who

does

not possessany gotraand a person who possessesone of the

gotrc{s

within thethreevehicles. Then thecommentator mentions a

person

who

possesses

one of the

gotras

within thethreevehicles and a

person

who

possesses

the indeterminate

gotra,

The

diffbrence

inthese

perspectives

iswhat ismeant

by

'`deterrninate"

(fies

pa,

*ntyata),

which isthe topic of this comrnentry. Futhermore, since this commentary rnentions

five

gotms

inanother

place,5)

itcan

be

said that thiscommentary maintains

five

types ofgotras. This suggests thatthe

five-gotru

theory

in

theYogacara school was

developed

even after Vasubandhu and Sthiramati.

4.

Conclusion

The

five-gotra

theory isestablished inthe

lineage

from

AsathgatoVasubandhu, and as

the

previous

study

has

pointed

out, thistheory is

fbund

in the work attributed to

Sthiramati.Through the examination of the

description

of the

five-gotra

theory inthe

Satracommentaries, thispaper clarifies

that

the

description

of the

five-gotra

theory

is

also

fbund

in

the

Aryaksayamatinirdes'a-tika,

and thatthistheorywas

developed

inthe - 1219

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(178) The  Development  ofthe  Five−Gotra Theory  in the Yog互cara  School (OKADA )

Yog 互cdra  school after Vasubandhu  and  Sthiramati,

Notes1

)Detailed contents  concerning  the establishment  of the five−

gotra

 theory in Yogac 巨ra school are expected  to be published this year(2016)in the MikkyO 

bunka

密 教 文 化 [

Journal

 of esoteric

Buddhism 2350r 236.

2)see okada [2013J [2014]長)r the relationship  between the ohject  of Buddhjst training and the

concept  ofgotra ,

3)BuAV (Tib.)D14a5 −b1,P17a3 −7、(

lpn

. trans.)Nal(amikado [2010:77].

4)BuAT (Tib.)D58a1 −3, P 72a8−

b4

0Pn

. trans.)Nakamikado [2008:124].

5)ANT (Tib.)D145a5 −6, P 177b4−5.

Primary  Literatures and  AbbreViations

ANT BuAT BuAV Tib.

A

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k5ayamatinirdes

a−rr娠.(TibJ D (no .3994 )cna1 −269a7, P [voL  lo4](no .5495)ci la1−

343a7.

BuddhCtnusrnrti一ika of Vasubandhu .(Tib.)D (no .3987ngi 55b3 −63b5 P [vol.104](no ,5487

ngi 69a6−79b8.

Bαdd}艮δηusmr 亡’−vrtti of Asathga,(Tib.)D (no .3982)ngi  l lb5−15a6, P [voL  lo4ユ(no .5482ngi

14al−18bl.

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Key words

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