Main Page/𗼇𗟲

Language info

ISO 639 code	txg
English name	Tangut
Native name	𗼇𗟲
Wikidata	Q2727930
Category	𗼇𗟲 (50 pages)

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Tangut texts available on Wikisource

Buddhist texts

• 𗼃𘝯𘝵𗦳𘜶𗈁𗤶𗄊𗧯𗣩𘉐𗖰𗖵𗰖 — Tangut version of the Mahākāruṇika-nāma-ārya-avalokiteśvara dhāraṇī
• 𗵒𘗁𘄒𘎑𘏞𗓽𗕥𗸰𗖰𗚩 — Tangut translation of the Diamond Sutra (Chinese: Jīngāng bōrě bōluómì jīng 金剛般若波羅蜜經; Sanskrit: Vajracchedikā Prajñāpāramitā Sūtra)
• 𗢳𗗚𗵃𘟙𗗙𗹙𘟩𘒣𗖰𗚩 — Tangut translation of the Question asked by the Dragon King of the Sea (Chinese: Fó wèi hǎilóngwáng shuōfǎyìn jīng 佛為海龍王説法印經; Sanskrit Sāgara-nāgarāja-paripṛcchā)
• 𗣛𘟙𗯨𗙏𘝯𗖰𗚩 — Tangut translation of the High King Avalokitesvara Sutra (Chinese: Gāowáng Guānshìyīn jīng 高王觀世音經)
• 𗹌𘐘𗍫𗰗𗏁𗤄𗊬 — Newly-carved Twenty-five Questions and Answers

Translations of Chinese texts

• 𗴮𘊳 — The Forest of Categories, an encyclopaedic collection of stories, translated from the Chinese work Lèilín 類林

Poetry

• 𘚜𗼃𗰜𗡙𗨮 — Hymn of the Holy Origin of Tanguts
• 𗵒𗭭𘃎𘐏𘝞 — Grains of Gold in the Palm of the Hand, a non-rhyming poem in 100 pentasyllabic couplets using exactly one thousand different characters
• 𗼑𗼑𗫉𗊱 — Ode on Monthly Pleasures, an ode on the twelve months written in two linguistic versions, a "ritual language" version and a "common language" version
• 𗆧𗰖𗬻𘜼𘋥𘝿 — Newly Assembled Precious Dual Maxims, a collection of 364 proverb couplets

Monumental inscriptions

• 𗴂𗹭𗂧𘜶𘍞𗃛𗉔𗿣𗿷𗽔𘗣𗗙𘐆𘝞 — Record of the Spiritual Pagoda at Liángzhōu in the Great Kingdom of the White and Lofty (1094)

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