Tipiṭaka Hall
A cloud-based collection of Theravāda Tipiṭaka texts in multiple scripts from across Buddhist countries.
Pāḷi Tipiṭaka in Thailand
จุฬาลงฺกรณ เตปิฏกํ
Chulachomklao of Siam Pāḷi Tipiṭaka,
39-volume edition, B.E. 2436 / 1893 CE.
The world's first printed Tipitaka, published in 39 volumes in 1893 CE, during the reign of King Chulalongkorn. The text was transcribed from Khmer script on palm leaves into Thai script. It was published to commemorate the 25th anniversary of his reign and presented as a Dharma gift to Buddhist institutions and communities worldwide.
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สฺยามรฏฺฐสฺส เตปิฏกํ ๒๔๗๐
Syāmaraṭṭhassa Pāḷi Tipiṭaka,
45-volume edition, B.E. 2470 / 1927 CE.
The Syāmaraṭṭhassa Tipiṭaka , published in 45 volumes in 1927 CE, under the royal patronage of King Prajadhipok, by the Thai Sangha. It is a standard edition created to complete the missing scriptures from the Chulalongkorn edition. It is used as the primary text for study, Pariyattidhamma examinations, and the propagation of Buddhism in Thailand.
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สฺยามรฏฺฐสฺส เตปิฏกํ
Syāmaraṭṭhassa Pāḷi Tipiṭaka,
45-volume edition, B.E. 2560 / 2017 CE.
The Syāmaraṭṭhassa Tipiṭaka, 45-volume edition, was published in 2017 CE by Mahamakut Buddhist University. This is the latest revised edition in Thailand, with spelling adjustments and minor corrections from the 1927 CE edition for accuracy and readability. It serves as the standard text for the study of Pali and Buddhism in Thailand.
มหาจุฬาเตปิฏกํ
Mahācuḷā Pāḷi Tipiṭaka,
45-volume edition, B.E. 2500 / 1957 CE.
The Mahācuḷā Tipiṭaka, Published in 45 volumes in 1957 CE by Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University, to commemorate the mid-Buddha era (25th Buddhist century). This edition was created by Mahachula as a standard text for teaching Buddhism and Pali in institutions, as well as for dissemination among the monastic community and the general public.
ทยุยรฏจสุส เตปิฏกํ
Dayuyaraṭacasusa Tepiṭakaṃ
45-volume edition, B.E. 2549 / 2006 CE.
The Dayuyaraṭacasusa Tepiṭakaṃ, published in 45 volumes in 2006 CE by the Sangha Supreme Council of Thailand, to honor His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej on the occasion of his 60th anniversary on the throne.
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ဆဋ္ဌ သင်္ဂါယန တိပိဋက
Chaṭṭha Saṅgāyana Pāḷi Tipiṭaka,
40-volume edition, B.E. 2503 / 1960 CE.
The Chaṭṭha Saṅgāyana Tipiṭaka, published in 40 volumes in 1960 CE, it is the official edition compiled during the Sixth Buddhist Council (1954–1959 CE) by the Burmese Sangha, under the patronage of the Burmese government. It involved the collection and verification of palm-leaf manuscripts from Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Cambodia to create an accurate and internationally standardized Tipitaka text. It serves as an important reference for the study of Theravada Buddhism worldwide.
ViewPāḷi Tipiṭaka in Sri Lanka
බුද්ධ ජයන්ති ත්රිපිටකය
Buddha Jayanti Pāḷi Tipiṭaka,
57-volume edition, B.E. 2500–2513 / 1956–1970 CE.
The Buddha Jayanti Tipitaka, published in 57 volumes between 1956 and 1970 CE by the Sri Lankan government, to commemorate the 25th Buddhist century. Its special feature is the publication of Pali text alongside Sinhala translation, page by page, and it is used as the standard edition for study in Sri Lanka.
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