The Tripitaka, also known as the Pali Canon, was first compiled around the 1st century BCE, following the death of the Buddha in the 5th century BCE. It was formally organized during the Fourth Buddhist Council in Sri Lanka around the 1st century BCE. The texts consist of three "baskets" (pitaka) that encompass the teachings of the Buddha, monastic rules, and philosophical discourses. Over time, it has been preserved and transmitted in various forms across different Buddhist traditions.
These are the lyrics as written in the album booklet.[Servents]:Princess, a monkey called "Equal to Heaven" wants to see you{repeat throughout} [Princess Iron Fan]:How can you be back so soon?You impossible monkey!I will impel you away again with my fanChurning the universe over and over {repeat}The Palm-leaf is powerfulHow can he be back so soon?You impossible monkey!I will impel you away again with my fanChurning the universe over and over{repeat} [Monkey King]:I'm guarding Tripitaka on his way to India for the Holy ScripturesCould you please lend me your fan?I will return it to you as soon as we're doneDon't be so stingy [Guan-Yin]:Congratulations, MonkeyYou have come to retrieve the Holy ScripturesWhere is Tripitaka?Take this magic pill so she will not be able to blow you away again{repeat}
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There are different parts to the tripitika/tipitika, and different parts were created by different people. The Sutta-Pitika and the Vinaya-Pitika were created primarily by the Buddha. All of the other parts were created by various people in the centuries that followed.
The Tripitaka (three baskets) is a set of books that contains the Buddha's teachings. It is comprised of the Sutras, sermons and teachings of Buddha; Abhidharma, discourses on interpretation of the doctrine; and Vinay, rules for monks and nuns in monastic life. So the Tripitaka defines what Buddhism is and how we are to live our lives.