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English: Mahāratnakūṭa Sūtra on deep blue paper (紺紙金字大宝積経 konshikinji taihō shakukyō) vol. 32, Goryeo Tripiṭaka with gilt letters (高麗国金字大蔵経 kōraikoku kinji daizōkyō). Copied by Choi Sung-sak. Earliest copied sutra of the Goryeo dynasty and only surviving volume of a set of complete Buddhist scriptures, offered by Queen Heonae and Kim Chi-yang. The cover is decorated with a hōsōge flower pattern and the frontispiece with three bodhisattvas scattering flower offerings, both in silver paint. by Queen Heonae and Kim Chi-yang. The cover is decorated with a hōsōge flower pattern and the frontispiece with three bodhisattvas scattering flower offerings, both in silver paint. One handscroll, gilt letters on deep blue paper, 29.1 cm × 881.2 cm (11.5 in × 346.9 in). Goryeo, 1006. custody of Kyoto National Museum, Kyoto, Kyoto; owned by National Institues for Cultural Heritage (独立行政法人国立文化財機構)
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