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Hetucakranirnaya

By Durgacharan Chatterji

Vol. 9 · No. 1March - 1933pp. 266–272English

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  • “The object of this paper is to offer an edition of the Tibetay text of Didnaga's Hetucakranirpaya® with 15 Sanskeit recons. truction and English translation.”
  • “The Hetucakranirnaya is, તડ the name implies, a tabular repre- sentation of the possible forms of inference based upon the presence, the absence as कटी as both the presence and the absence of the fietu i the sapakaa (similar ૦૫5૯5) and the vipakea (dissimilar ૦૫૩૯૩).”

Works cited in this article

  1. Thomas agreeing with Cordier
  2. Bee Raudley's Frugments from ટો. 2, wole 1
  3. Dr. Vidyabhiaana published (૮૭.૫૭. N. S, III, pp. 627-632) the Tibetan translation of the Hefueakra (the table of nine reasons) reproduced from a copy of Hefucakra nirnpaya (according to him Hetucakvrahamars) which he obtained from Labrang.
  4. History ૭૮ Indian Logic (p. 299)

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People

  • Diinaga
  • Dharmakirtti
  • Zahor scholar called Bodbisattva
  • Bhikgu Dharmasoka
  • DURGACHARAN CIHATTERJI

Places

  • Tibetan
  • Zahor
  • Chinese

Texts & works

  • Hetucakranirnaya
  • ANyiyapravesa
  • Tanjur Mdo, Ce, fols. 19321—19442 (Narthang edition, Visvabhdrati ૦૦૩૪)

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