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Since 2010, the Dhammachai Tipitaka Project (DTP) has launched for creating a database of palm-leaf manuscripts with an aim to publish a critical edition of the Pāli Canon. The DTP makes use of available palm-leaf manuscripts in several scripts through selective and systematic process. The intended outputs will be in forms of a printed edition and an electronic version, both of which will provide readers with the text database and its linked images of the palm-leaf manuscripts. The DTP intends to pioneer this work as the creation of database of the Pāli Canon from selective palm-leaf manuscripts has never been made possible for scholars. This work is relatively new, but highly useful for the entire field of Pāli and Buddhist studies. Focusing on the process of creating the text database and studying manuscripts, the DTP currently has four teams working on each of the four scripts: Sinhalese, Burmese, Khom and Tham. Each team reads and transliterates manuscripts through an online system for entering manuscript texts: ODEM (Online Data Entry System of Manuscripts). The ODEM provides the readers—the project staff working on transliteration—with the manuscript images and the preliminary text so-called “a base text” taken from Chaṭṭha Saṅgāyana Tipiṭaka (Be). The readers need to read, check and alter the base text so that it matches with the given text in the manuscript image. The preliminary text or the base text enables readers to save time and help facilitate readers’ work. (98) Journal of Indian and Buddhist Studies Vol. 65, No. 3, March 2017

Developing Database of the Pāli Canon from the Selected Palm-leaf Manuscripts: