What are the scriptures about the Tibetan King and Bodhisattva?

There are three Buddhist scriptures of the Bodhisattva, namely, the Tripitaka Sutra, the Chanwan Sutra and the Tripitaka Sutra.

1, Tibetan sutra: The full name is the Original Wishing Sutra of the Tibetan Bodhisattva, which is one of the most widely known Buddhist sutras and an introductory classic of Buddhism. This sutra preaches that the Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha is a Brahmin, and in her previous life on the land, she was a blind woman. In order to save her mother who fell into hell, she issued a big wish that hell is not empty and all beings can prove Bodhi. It's Buddhist filial piety. This book aims at what goes around comes around, preaching all kinds of hell situations and persuading people to break evil and repair good.

2. Zhanchajing: The full name is Zhanchajing, which is divided into two volumes. The first volume focuses on the method of wood wheel view and the method of avalokitesvara, and the second volume focuses on the supreme method of cultivating two views according to one real realm to prove impatience. In order to conform to the preferences of all sentient beings in the last law, the Tibetan Bodhisattva introduced them into Buddhism to eliminate worries and doubts and strengthen their confidence. This sutra can make Buddhist disciples understand the principle of Buddhism about fate, so that they will not fall into Jianghu tricks or heresy and superstition. Especially for the benefit of all sentient beings, Buddha introduced compassion, willingness, merit, great spirit and convenient method to save all sentient beings.

3. Ten rounds of scriptures in Dizang: the full name is Ten rounds of scriptures in Dizang in Mahayana and Daji, and it is also translated as Ten rounds of scriptures in Dayuangguang. A total of eight products, including ordered products, ten rounds of products, non-compliant products, compliant products, repentance products, good products, Fukuda products and profit-seeking products. Scripture covers a wide range. In the preface, Sakyamuni Buddha told the public about the extraordinary merits of the Tibetan Bodhisattva. In the ten rounds, at the request of the Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha, the ten kinds of Buddha wheels made by the Tathagata's willing power were announced to the public, and then the ten kinds of king wheels of the Ming king were used as metaphors for the public. This book has never been circulated since it was translated. Master Mengcan is the first great virtue in Buddhism to preach ten rounds of sutras.