Hyakumantō darani
Contributors: Japanese Rare Book Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Hōryūji
Place of publication: [Hōryūji-mura
Language: chi
Subjects: Buddhist dhāraṇī
Other titles: The one million pagodas and Dharani prayers
Work titles: Tripiṭaka. Sūtrapiṭaka. Raśmivimalaviśuddhaprabhānāmadhāraṇī. Selections. Chinese
Notes: Title from title piece (handwritten) pasted on case.

"Blockprint. Printed from metal plates or from engraved wood blocks; scholarly opinion differs as to which ..." Cf. Descriptive catalogue of Japanese books in the British Library printed before 1700.

Each scroll has 5 character to a line.

Hand written note on accompanied envelope "Hyakumantō sutras at Nara Museum 12/12/26"; "Mr. Shirai, Ms. account of type matrix for Korea shows 3 type & 1 blank circle (?) on back of clay matrix. Tokyo, Nov. 1926" and "3 Japanese rolls (1 roll in the pagoda)" with pen; "Earliest samples of Japanese printing, Horyuji Temple";  and a piece of paper inside the envelope with sketches of scrolls open, filling missing characters with pencil, "Nara Museum 12-12-26, Hyakumanto" at the bottom.

LC copies extensively wormed, with loss of text.

LC copies preserved by acrylic glass boads, and placed in cloth-covered hard-board case (4 x 36 x 62 cm.).

In Chinese.
Table of contents: title: 1-2. Jishin'in darani (52 x 455 mm.) [same darani]; title: 3. Konpon darani (55 x 579+ mm.).; title: 880-03