Pali Canon Online

Pali Canon Online

Sri Lanka Tripitaka Project

PALI CANON IN UNICODE

Download the Pali Canon in Unicode format.

As of May 2005 a new Unicode version of the files is available for download. This version of the Pali Canon is avaiable as an archive of HTML documents. In order to correctly display the accented characters make sure your browser's default encoding is set to Unicode (UTF-8). We are grateful to Nobumi Iyanaga for doing the conversion and to Dan Lusthaus for facilitating its availability. 

Download the Unicode Pali Canon in HTML format.

SLTP - Sri Lanka Tripitaka Project

Ven. D. Vimalananda

(Project Leader)

Ven. Prof. Dhammavihari
(Senior Advisor)

L.S.Cousins Editorial Coordinator
(International)

Ven. R. Subhuti
Editorial Coordinator (Sri Lanka)

Editorial Staff

Ven. T. Ananda
Ven. T.Dhammavansa
Ven. H. Sumanasiri
Ven. K.Dhammaloka
Ven. D. Bodhisiha
Ven. M. Anuruddha
Ven. K. Vidhura
Ven. T.Candakitti

Burmese Variant Readings

Ven U Jotika.
Ven U Indobhasa

Associate editors

Mr. C. Witanachchi
Head of the Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies, University of Peradeniya.

Dr. P. D.Premasiri
Professor of Pali and Buddhist Studies, University of Peradeniya

Postal Address

380 / 9 Sarana Road, Colombo 07, Sri Lanka.
Email: sltp@sri.lanka.net
Telephone + 94 1 68 9388

Proofreading:

The rigorous task of proofreading the raw input of the Buddha Jayanti Tripitaka series text

Commentaries:

A further project to input the text of the commentaries (from the Simon Hewavitarne Bequest edition), consisting of approximately fifty volumes.

International Buddhist Research & Information Center (IBRIC).

380/9 Sarana Road, Colombo 00700, Sri Lanka.
Telephone - +94 1 68 9388 Fax - 94 1 67 4428 email - ibric@sri.lanka.net
WWW URL - http://www.buddhistethics.org/ibric.html