"Bodhisattva's Necklace Sutra", twenty volumes, translated by Zhu Zhufo in the Later Qin Dynasty, and gilded gold manuscript by Wang Jie, Cao Wenqian, Peng Yuanrui, Jin Shisong and Shen Chu in the Qianlong year of the Qing Dynasty. Folded and bound, on black glossy wax paper, in regular script with gold and gold, each half has 5 lines and 15 characters, with top and bottom sides. Each five volumes is combined into one letter. The first volume of each letter has a gold-painted picture of Buddha preaching, and the last volume has a portrait of Wei Tuo. The first and last volumes of the volume contain "Treasures of the Imperial View of Qianlong", "Secret Hall Pearl Forest", "New Edition of Pearl Forest", Seals such as "Jiaqing Yulan Treasure", "Xuantong Yulan Treasure", "Qianqing Palace Appreciation Treasure", "Qianlong Appreciation", "Sanxitang Jingjian Seal", "Yi Zisun" and so on, brocade letter cover. The Bodhisattva Necklace Sutra is also called the Bodhisattva Necklace Sutra, the Necklace Sutra, or simply the Necklace Sutra and the Necklace Sutra. This sutra describes the ranks of Bodhisattvas and their causes and deeds such as the three gatherings of pure precepts. "Yingluo Benye" is a term used by the Huayan Sect of Buddhism. Therefore, this sutra has many similarities with the Huayan Sect. The whole sutra is divided into eight categories: collections, names of saints, views of saints, explanations, mother Buddhas, cause and effect, public education, and collections. It explains the status and practice of Bodhisattvas.
