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SUZUKI Takayasu 1. The Aim of This Paper: A Continuous Verification of the Hypothesis As has been already illustrated in a series of previous studies,1) the Suvarnaprabhasa (Sutra of Golden Light; Suv),2) one of the Mahayana Buddhist scriptures which has collected and demonstrated various doctrines and rites of both mundane and supermundane levels, and has long had wide influence over the way of thinking and living of Asians, seems to have been underestimated in some cases by the modern scholarly world with remarks such as "the Suv is a mere miscellaneous medley of doctrines and rites" or "the features appearing in the Suv represent either a token of the assimilation of Buddhism into Hinduism or a token of the depravity of Buddhism." In relation to this, the present author focusing attention on the complicated structure of the Suv and on the description in the Caturmaharaja parivarta,3) has, partly supported by some archeological results,4) already proposed the following hypothesis on one of the intentions of the compilers of the Suv:

An Intention of the Compilers of the Suvarnaprabhasa Expressed and Intimated in the Drdha-parivarta