This list is of the Treasures of Hōryū-ji at Tokyo National Museum.
Treasures Item Date Comments Image Dimensions Cat. No. Ref. NT Pictorial Biography of Shōtoku Taishi, colour on figured silkryōhon chakushoku Shōtoku Taishi e-den (edono kyū-shōji-e Hata Chitei hitsu Hōryūji kennō) 10 panels; by from Settsu Province; from the Tō-in picture hall or ; shōji remounted as byōbu in the Edo period, and recently remounted again; there is an associated record of conservation work in 1788 to by to N-1 ICP Pictorial Biography of Shōtoku Taishi, colour on silkkenpon chakushoku Shōtoku Taishi e-den (Hōryūji kennō) 4 panels; by and by ; by ; by ; by N-2 Buddhist Paintings and Sutras Pasted to ByōbuButsuga shakyō harimaze byōbu N-3 ICP King Wen and Lü Shang - Four Sages of Mount Shang, colour on silkkenpon chakushoku Bunnō Roshō ・Shōzan shikō zu (nikyoku byōbu) six two-panel screens; from the west, north, and east walls of the ; shōji remounted as byōbu in the Edo period by N-4 NT Record of the Imperial Bequest to Hōryū-jiHōryūji kenmotsuchō after Emperor Shōmu died in 756, his wife Empress Kōmyō donated many of his possession to eighteen major temples, including Tōdai-ji, where they were stored at the Shōsō-in; the record of the donation to Hōryū-ji was originally mounted as a scroll; brushwork by Fujiwara no Nakamaro, Fujiwara no Nagate, Koma Fukushin, Kamo Tsunotari and Kazuragi Henushi by N-5 Address at Memorial Service for Prince Shōtokukōtaishi gosaie sōbun by N-6 NT Lotus Sūtra in Minute Characterssaiji hokekyō (ichibu nanakan) one scroll with thirty-nine pages of hemp fibre paper, each with fifty-six ruled lines, each with thirty-two characters; brushwork by ; the scroll has a jasper-inlaid axis and a hollowed-out sandalwood case; said to have belonged to Shōtoku Taishi by N-7 ICP Sanskrit Heart Sūtra and Uṣṇīṣa Vijaya Dhāraṇī Sūtra, on palm leavesbonpon shingyō narabini sonshō darani (baiyō) two squared palmyra palm leaves, with holes for binding with string by and by N-8 ICP Bamboo Sūtra Wrapperstake chitsu two wrappers with gold brocade edges; according to an inscription on the back, they were donated by Minamoto no Yoritomo in the Kenkyū era and repaired in December 1707 by N-9 Shōsan Jōdo Butsu Shōju Kyō Sūtrashōsan jōdo butsu shōju-kyō by N-10 Sūtra of the Wise and Foolish (Great Shōmu)gengu-kyō dankan (ōjōmu) brushwork by Emperor Shōmu by N-11 ICP Lotus Sūtrahoke-kyō 8 scrolls; on yellow hemp paper scroll 1: by N-12 ICP Brahmajala Sūtra, gold ink on deep blue paperkonshi kinji bonmō-kyō (jōge) 2 scrolls; according to a note on the inner case this copy was donated by , mother of Tokugawa Tsunayoshi N-13 Buddha's Names SūtraButusumyō-kyō N-14 ICP Śrīmālādevī Siṃhanāda SūtraShōman-gyō 1 scroll by N-15 Waka Kaishiwaka kaishi by Empress Go-Sakuramachi by N-16 Old Documentskomonjo N-17 ICP Private Recollections of the Life of Shōtoku Taishi, by KenshinShōtoku Taishi-den shiki (kokon mokurokushō Kenshin hitsu) 2 folding books; also known as Excerpts from Records of Past and Present by N-18 Copy of Excerpts from Records of Past and Presentkokon mokurokushō sha 3 scrolls; Muromachi-period version, with different ordering and lengths of episodes by , , N-19 Rōei YōshūRōei Yōshū musical notation by N-20 Records of the Bettōbettō-ki by N-21 Records of the Kagen EraKagen-ki record of events at Hōryū-ji between 1305 and 1364 by N-22 Temple Diaryterayō nikki by N-23 Large Buddhist Ritual Bannerkanton ōhata by N-24 Plaque hung above a Gatefumyōmon chokugaku by by N-57 NT Box with Aloeswood Marquetryjinkō mokuga no hako (Hōryūji kennō) by N-71 ICP Yue Ware, Four-Eared Celadon JarEsshū-yō seiji shijiko N-121 Giboshigiboshi height of , diameter of N-130 ICP Hōryū-ji Treasure N-143 銅造如来及両脇侍立像（法隆寺献納）
Dōzō Nyorai jí Ryō Waki Jiritsu Zō (Hōryūji Ken'nō)Three Kingdoms of Koreadates to 5th-6th centuries, bronze is likely sourced from North Chungcheong Province, South Koreacentral figure: 28.1 cm left attendant: 20.9 cm right attendant: 20.6 cmN-143 ICP Bronze Amida Nyorai with Two Attendantsdōzō Amida Nyorai oyobi ryōwakiji zō (Hōryūji kennō) the back of the pedestal is inscribed , understood to be a reference to Yamada-dera central figure: N-144 ICP Bronze Mandorlasdōzō kōhai 33 mandorlas to by to N-195 ICP Bronze Mandorladōzō kōhai the inscription on the back includes by N-196 Mandorlakōhai by N-197 NT Gilt Bronze Censer, with a magpie tail-shaped handlehondō egōro (kasasagi ogata Hōryūji kennō) the underside of the rim is inscribed and that of the handle , Shōtoku Taishi's tutor by N-280 Flower Standkadai by by N-294 Banner Fragmentshata zanketsu by N-314 Ritual Banner Fragmentskanton hata zanketsu N-315 Twill-Weave Banner Fragmentsaya hata zanketsu N-316 Brocade Banner Fragmentkinryō hata zanketsu N-317 Ritual Banner Fragments with a Twill-Weave Topkanton hata zanketsu (aya bantō) by N-318 Banner Fragmentshata zanketsu N-319
See also
Cultural Properties of Japan National Treasures of Japan
External links The Gallery of Horyuji Treasures Horyuji Treasures
References