Sanskrit name Eka^ks! Ara -buddhos! N! I^s! A-cakra-ra^ja-su^tra. Fan five volumes. Abbreviated as the Five Buddhas Sutra. Translation of Bodhi Chronicles of the Tang Dynasty. It is now collected in the 19th volume of the Taisho Collection. This sutra narrates that Sakyamuni Buddha entered the Great Samadhi at the invitation of the Bodhisattva, the Lord of the Vajra Secret Traces, at the Vajra Dojo under the Bodhi tree in the Kingdom of Magadha. He appeared in the form of the Great Chakravartin King and spoke the one-word Sahasrara King Mantra. At that time, the world was shaken. Guanyin and Vajra Lord The two bodhisattvas stopped being depressed. The Buddha again spoke the mantra of the All-Buddha Eye Buddha Mother. The two great bodhisattvas immediately stood up and spoke the chakra king mantras such as white umbrella cover, light gathering, and high top. They used the fifty-four seals of the clear seal and the nine seals of the world's attainment. The whole sutra is divided into thirteen categories: preface, portrait, Dharma, secret ritual, secret image, imaging, sealing, Dharma altar, offering and cultivating, worldly achievement, Dharma protector, enlightenment Dharma, and protector altar. This sutra is the same version as the one-character Sahasrara King Sutra translated by Bu Kong. [Kaiyuan Buddhism Record Volume 9]
