List of Khuddaka Nikaya suttas
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This is a list of the sutta
s in the Khuddaka Nikaya
collection of minor suttas, part of the Tripitaka
Buddhist canon.
Khuddakapatha
Dhammapada
The Dhammapada does not contain Suttas. It contains only 423 verse
s in 26 chapters.
Udana
Itivuttaka
Sutta Nipata
Sutra
Sūtra is an aphorism or a collection of such aphorisms in the form of a manual. Literally it means a thread or line that holds things together and is derived from the verbal root siv-, meaning to sew , as does the medical term...
s in the Khuddaka Nikaya
Khuddaka Nikaya
The Khuddaka Nikaya is the last of the five nikayas, or collections, in the Sutta Pitaka, which is one of the "three baskets" that compose the Pali Tipitaka, the scriptures of Theravada Buddhism...
collection of minor suttas, part of the Tripitaka
Tripiṭaka
' is a traditional term used by various Buddhist sects to describe their various canons of scriptures. As the name suggests, a traditionally contains three "baskets" of teachings: a , a and an .-The three categories:Tripitaka is the three main categories of texts that make up the...
Buddhist canon.
KhuddakapathaKhuddakapathaThe Khuddakapatha is a Buddhist scripture, the first collection of discourses in the Khuddaka Nikaya of the Pali Canon of Theravada Buddhism...
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
| Khp 1 | Saranagamana | Going for Refuge |
| Khp 2 | Dasa Sikkhapada | The Ten Training Rules |
| Khp 3 | Dvattimsakara | The 32 Parts |
| Khp 4 | Samanera Pañha | The Novice's Questions |
| Khp 5 | Mangala Sutta Mangala Sutta The Mangala Sutta is a discourse of the Buddha on the subject of 'blessings' . In this discourse, the Buddha describes 'blessings' that are wholesome personal pursuits or attainments, identified in a progressive manner from the mundane to the ultimate spiritual goal... |
Protection |
| Khp 6 | Ratana Sutta Ratana Sutta The Ratana Sutta is a Buddhist discourse found in the Pali Canon's Sutta Nipata and Khuddakapatha ; with a parallel in the Mahavastu. In the Pali it is seventeen verses in length, and in the Sanskrit version nineteen... |
Treasures |
| Khp 7 | Tirokudda Kanda | Hungry Shades Outside the Walls |
| Khp 8 | Nidhi Kanda | The Reserve Fund |
| Khp 9 | Karaniya Metta Sutta | Good Will |
DhammapadaDhammapadaThe Dhammapada is a versified Buddhist scripture traditionally ascribed to the Buddha himself. It is one of the best-known texts from the Theravada canon....
The Dhammapada does not contain Suttas. It contains only 423 verseVerse (poetry)
A verse is formally a single line in a metrical composition, e.g. poetry. However, the word has come to represent any division or grouping of words in such a composition, which traditionally had been referred to as a stanza....
s in 26 chapters.
UdanaUdanaThe Udana is a Buddhist scripture, part of the Pali Canon of Theravada Buddhism. It is included there in the Sutta Pitaka's Khuddaka Nikaya. The title might be translated "inspired utterances"...
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Ud I.1 | Pathamabodhi Sutta | |
| Ud I.2 | Dutiyabodhi Sutta | |
| Ud I.3 | Tatiyabodhi Sutta | |
| Ud I.4 | Nigrodha Sutta | |
| Ud I.5 | Thera Sutta | |
| Ud I.6 | Kassapa Sutta | |
| Ud I.7 | Pava Sutta | |
| Ud I.8 | Sangamaji Sutta | |
| Ud I.9 | Jatila Sutta | |
| Ud I.10 | Bahiya Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Ud II.1 | Mucalinda Sutta | |
| Ud II.2 | Raja Sutta | |
| Ud II.3 | Danda Sutta | |
| Ud II.4 | Sakkara Sutta | |
| Ud II.5 | Upasaka Sutta | |
| Ud II.6 | Gabhini Sutta | |
| Ud II.7 | Ekaputta Sutta | |
| Ud II.8 | Suppavasa Sutta | |
| Ud II.9 | Visakha Sutta | |
| Ud II.10 | Bhadiya Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Ud III.1 | Kamma Sutta | |
| Ud III.2 | Nanda Sutta | |
| Ud III.3 | Yasoja Sutta | |
| Ud III.4 | Sariputta Sutta | |
| Ud III.5 | Kolita Sutta | |
| Ud III.6 | Pilindivaccha Sutta | |
| Ud III.7 | Kassapa Sutta | |
| Ud III.8 | Pindapatika Sutta | |
| Ud III.9 | Sippa Sutta | |
| Ud III.10 | Lokavolokana Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Ud IV.1 | Meghiya Sutta | |
| Ud IV.2 | Uddhata Sutta | |
| Ud IV.3 | Gopala Sutta | |
| Ud IV.4 | Junha Sutta | |
| Ud IV.5 | Naga Sutta | |
| Ud IV.6 | Pindola Sutta | |
| Ud IV.7 | Sariputta Sutta | |
| Ud IV.8 | Sundari Sutta | |
| Ud IV.9 | Upasena Sutta | |
| Ud IV.10 | Sariputta Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Ud V.1 | Raja Sutta | |
| Ud V.2 | Appayuka Sutta | |
| Ud V.3 | Suppabuddhakutthi Sutta | |
| Ud V.4 | Kumaraka Sutta | |
| Ud V.5 | Uposatha Sutta | |
| Ud V.6 | Sona Sutta | |
| Ud V.7 | Revata Sutta | |
| Ud V.8 | Ananda Sutta | |
| Ud V.9 | Saddhayamana Sutta | |
| Ud V.10 | Panthaka Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Ud VI.1 | Ayusankharavossajana Sutta | |
| Ud VI.2 | Jatila Sutta | |
| Ud VI.3 | Paccavekkhana Sutta | |
| Ud VI.4 | Pathamananatitthiya Sutta | |
| Ud VI.5 | Dutiyananatitthiya Sutta | |
| Ud VI.6 | Tatiyananatitthiya Sutta | |
| Ud VI.7 | Subhuti Sutta | |
| Ud VI.8 | Ganika Sutta | |
| Ud VI.9 | Upati Sutta | |
| Ud VI.10 | Tathagatuppada Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Ud VII.1 | Pathamabhaddiya Sutta | |
| Ud VII.2 | Dutiyabhaddiya Sutta | |
| Ud VII.3 | Satta Sutta | |
| Ud VII.4 | Dutiyasatta Sutta | |
| Ud VII.5 | Lakuntakabhaddiya Sutta | |
| Ud VII.6 | Tanhakkhaya Sutta | |
| Ud VII.7 | Papañcakkhaya Sutta | |
| Ud VII.8 | Kaccana Sutta | |
| Ud VII.9 | Udapana Sutta | |
| Ud VII.10 | Udena Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Ud VIII.1 | Pathamanibbana Sutta | |
| Ud VIII.2 | Dutiyanibbana Sutta | |
| Ud VIII.3 | Tatiyanibbana Sutta | |
| Ud VIII.4 | Catutthanibbana Sutta | |
| Ud VIII.5 | Cunda Sutta | |
| Ud VIII.6 | Pataligamiya Sutta | |
| Ud VIII.7 | Dvidhapatha Sutta | |
| Ud VIII.8 | Visakha Sutta | |
| Ud VIII.9 | Pathamadabba Sutta | |
| Ud VIII.10 | Dutiyadabba Sutta | |
ItivuttakaItivuttakaThe Itivuttaka is a Buddhist scripture, part of the Pali Canon of Theravada Buddhism and is attributed to Khujjuttara's recollection of Buddha's discourses. It is included there in the Sutta Pitaka's Khuddaka Nikaya. It comprises 112 short teachings ascribed in the text to the Buddha, each...
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Iti 1 | Lobha Sutta | |
| Iti 2 | Dosa Sutta | |
| Iti 3 | Moha Sutta | |
| Iti 4 | Kodha Sutta | |
| Iti 5 | Makkha Sutta | |
| Iti 6 | Mana Sutta | |
| Iti 7 | Sabbapariñña Sutta | |
| Iti 8 | Manapariñña Sutta | |
| Iti 9 | Lobhapariñña Sutta | |
| Iti 11 | Mohapariñña Sutta | |
| Iti 12 | Kodhapariñña Sutta | |
| Iti 13 | Makkhapariñña Sutta | |
| Iti 14 | Avijjanivarana Sutta | |
| Iti 15 | Tanhasamyojana Sutta | |
| Iti 16 | Pathamasekha Sutta | |
| Iti 17 | Dutiyasekha Sutta | |
| Iti 18 | Sanghabheda Sutta | |
| Iti 19 | Sanghasamaggi Sutta | |
| Iti 20 | Padutthapuggala Sutta | |
| Iti 21 | Pasannacitta Sutta | |
| Iti 22 | Mapuññabhayi Sutta | |
| Iti 23 | Ubho-attha Sutta | |
| Iti 24 | Atthipuñja Sutta | |
| Iti 25 | Sampajanamusavada Sutta | |
| Iti 26 | Danasamvibhaga Sutta | |
| Iti 27 | Mettacetovimutti Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Iti 28 | Pathamabhikkhu Sutta | |
| Iti 29 | Dutiyabhikkhu Sutta | |
| Iti 30 | Tapaniya Sutta | |
| Iti 31 | Atapaniya Sutta | |
| Iti 32 | Papakasila Sutta | |
| Iti 33 | Bhaddakasila Sutta | |
| Iti 34 | Anatapi Sutta | |
| Iti 35 | Pathamajanakuhana Sutta | |
| Iti 36 | Dutiyajanakuhana Sutta | |
| Iti 37 | Somanassa Sutta | |
| Iti 38 | Vitakka Sutta | |
| Iti 39 | Desana Sutta | |
| Iti 40 | Vijja Sutta | |
| Iti 41 | Paññaparihani Sutta | |
| Iti 42 | Sukkadhamma Sutta | |
| Iti 43 | Ajata Sutta | |
| Iti 44 | Nibbanadhatu Sutta | |
| Iti 45 | Patisallana Sutta | |
| Iti 46 | Sikkhanisamsa Sutta | |
| Iti 47 | Jagariya Sutta | |
| Iti 48 | Apayika Sutta | |
| Iti 49 | Ditthigata Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Iti 50 | Akusalamula Sutta | |
| Iti 51 | Dhatu Sutta | |
| Iti 52 | Pathamavedana Sutta | |
| Iti 53 | Dutiyavedana Sutta | |
| Iti 54 | Pathama-esana Sutta | |
| Iti 55 | Dutiya-esana Sutta | |
| Iti 56 | Pathama-asava Sutta | |
| Iti 57 | Dutiya-asava Sutta | |
| Iti 58 | Tanha Sutta | |
| Iti 59 | Maradheyya Sutta | |
| Iti 60 | Puññakiriyavatthu Sutta | |
| Iti 61 | Cakkhu Sutta | |
| Iti 62 | Indriya Sutta | |
| Iti 63 | Addha Sutta | |
| Iti 64 | Duccarita Sutta | |
| Iti 65 | Sucarita Sutta | |
| Iti 66 | Soceyya Sutta | |
| Iti 67 | Moneyya Sutta | |
| Iti 68 | Pathamaraga Sutta | |
| Iti 69 | Dutiyaraga Sutta | |
| Iti 70 | Micchaditthikammasamadana Sutta | |
| Iti 71 | Sammaditthikammasamadana Sutta | |
| Iti 72 | Nissaraniya Sutta | |
| Iti 73 | Santatara Sutta | |
| Iti 74 | Putta Sutta | |
| Iti 75 | Vutthi Sutta | |
| Iti 76 | Sukhapatthana Sutta | |
| Iti 77 | Bhidura Sutta | |
| Iti 78 | Dhatusamsandana Sutta | |
| Iti 79 | Parihana Sutta | |
| Iti 80 | Vitakka Sutta | |
| Iti 81 | Sakkara Sutta | |
| Iti 82 | Devasadda Sutta | |
| Iti 83 | Pubbanimitta Sutta | |
| Iti 84 | Bahujanahita Sutta | |
| Iti 85 | Asubhanupassi Sutta | |
| Iti 86 | Dhammanudhammapatipanna Sutta | |
| Iti 87 | Andhakarana Sutta | |
| Iti 88 | Antaramala Sutta | |
| Iti 89 | Devadatta Sutta | |
| Iti 90 | Aggappasada Sutta | |
| Iti 91 | Jivika Sutta | |
| Iti 92 | Sanghatikanna Sutta | |
| Iti 93 | Aggi Sutta | |
| Iti 94 | Upaparikkha Sutta | |
| Iti 95 | Kamupapatti Sutta | |
| Iti 96 | Kamayoga Sutta | |
| Iti 97 | Kalyanasila Sutta | |
| Iti 98 | Dana Sutta | |
| Iti 99 | Tevijja Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Iti 100 | Brahmana Sutta | |
| Iti 101 | Caturanavajja Sutta | |
| Iti 102 | Asavakkhaya Sutta | |
| Iti 103 | Samanabrahmana Sutta | |
| Iti 104 | Silasampanna Sutta | |
| Iti 105 | Tanhuppada Sutta | |
| Iti 106 | Sabrahmaka Sutta | |
| Iti 107 | Bahukara Sutta | |
| Iti 108 | Kuha Sutta | |
| Iti 109 | Purisapiyarupa Sutta | |
| Iti 110 | Cara Sutta | |
| Iti 111 | Sampannasila Sutta | |
| Iti 112 | Lokavabodha Sutta | |
Sutta NipataSutta NipataThe Sutta Nipata is a Buddhist scripture, a sutta collection in the Khuddaka Nikaya, part of the Pali Canon of Theravada Buddhism. All its suttas consist largely of verse, though some also contain some prose. It is divided into five sections:...
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Sn I.1 | Uraga Sutta | |
| Sn I.2 | Dhaniya Sutta | |
| Sn I.3 | Khaggavisana Sutta | "A Rhinoceros Horn" or "The Rhinoceros" |
| Sn I.4 | Kasibharadvaja Sutta | |
| Sn I.5 | Cunda Sutta | |
| Sn I.6 | Parabhava Sutta | |
| Sn I.7 | Vasala Sutta | |
| Sn I.8 | Metta Sutta Metta Sutta The Mettā Sutta is a Buddhist discourse found in the Pali Canon's Suttanipāta and Khuddakapāṭha . Ten verses in length, the Mettā Sutta extols both the virtuous qualities and the meditative development of mettā , traditionally translated as "loving kindness" or "friendliness." It is sometimes... |
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| Sn I.9 | Hemavata Sutta | |
| Sn I.10 | Alavaka Sutta | |
| Sn I.11 | Vijaya Sutta | |
| Sn I.12 | Muni Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Sn II.1 | Ratana Sutta Ratana Sutta The Ratana Sutta is a Buddhist discourse found in the Pali Canon's Sutta Nipata and Khuddakapatha ; with a parallel in the Mahavastu. In the Pali it is seventeen verses in length, and in the Sanskrit version nineteen... |
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| Sn II.2 | Amagandha Sutta | |
| Sn II.3 | Hiri Sutta | |
| Sn II.4 | Mangala Sutta Mangala Sutta The Mangala Sutta is a discourse of the Buddha on the subject of 'blessings' . In this discourse, the Buddha describes 'blessings' that are wholesome personal pursuits or attainments, identified in a progressive manner from the mundane to the ultimate spiritual goal... |
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| Sn II.5 | Suciloma Sutta | |
| Sn II.6 | Kapila Sutta | |
| Sn II.7 | Brahmanadhammika Sutta | |
| Sn II.8 | Dhamma (nava) Sutta | |
| Sn II.9 | Kimsila Sutta | |
| Sn II.10 | Utthana Sutta | |
| Sn II.11 | Rahula Sutta | |
| Sn II.12 | Nigrodhakappa Sutta | |
| Sn II.13 | Sammaparibbajaniya Sutta | |
| Sn II.14 | Dhammika Sutta Dhammika Sutta The Dhammika Sutta is part of the Sutta Nipata. In this sutta, the Buddha instructs a lay disciple named Dhammika on rules for monks and on the "layman's rule[s] of conduct" .- Dhammika asks of virtue :... |
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| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Sn III.1 | Pabbajja Sutta | |
| Sn III.2 | Padhana Sutta | |
| Sn III.3 | Subhasita Sutta | |
| Sn III.4 | Sundarikabharadvaja Sutta | |
| Sn III.5 | Mala Sutta | |
| Sn III.6 | Pabbajja Sutta | |
| Sn III.7 | Sela Sutta | |
| Sn III.8 | Salla Sutta | |
| Sn III.9 | Vasettha Sutta | |
| Sn III.10 | Kokalika Sutta | |
| Sn III.11 | Nalaka Sutta | |
| Sn III.12 | Dvayatanupassana Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Sn IV.1 | Kama Sutta | |
| Sn IV.2 | Guhatthaka Sutta | |
| Sn IV.3 | Dutthatheka Sutta | |
| Sn IV.4 | Sudadhatathaka Sutta | |
| Sn IV.5 | Paramatthaka Sutta | |
| Sn IV.6 | Jara Sutta | |
| Sn IV.7 | Tissametteyya Sutta | |
| Sn IV.8 | Pasura Sutta | |
| Sn IV.9 | Magandiya Sutta | |
| Sn IV.10 | Suribheda Sutta | |
| Sn IV.11 | Nalahavivada Sutta | |
| Sn IV.12 | Culaviyuha Sutta | |
| Sn IV.13 | Mahaviyuha Sutta | |
| Sn IV.14 | Tuvataka Sutta | |
| Sn IV.15 | Atatadanda Sutta | |
| Sn IV.16 | Sariputta Sutta | |
| Sutta number | Pali title | English title |
|---|---|---|
| Sn V.1 | Ajita Sutta | |
| Sn V.2 | Tissametetayya Sutta | |
| Sn V.3 | Punnaka Sutta | |
| Sn V.4 | Mettagu Sutta | |
| Sn V.5 | Dhotuka Sutta | |
| Sn V.6 | Upasiva Sutta | |
| Sn V.7 | Nanda Sutta | |
| Sn V.8 | Hemaka Sutta | |
| Sn V.9 | Todeyya Sutta | |
| Sn V.10 | Kappa Sutta | |
| Sn V.11 | Jatukanni Sutta | |
| Sn V.12 | Bhadravudha Sutta | |
| Sn V.13 | Udaya Sutta | |
| Sn V.14 | Posala Sutta | |
| Sn V.15 | Mogharaja Sutta | |
| Sn V.16 | Pingiya Sutta | |
See also
- List of suttas
- List of Digha Nikaya suttas
- List of Majjhima Nikaya suttas
- List of Samyutta Nikaya suttas
- List of Anguttara Nikaya suttas
- List of Khuddaka Nikaya suttas
External links
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