Kanjuur, the most important scriptures or sutras of Buddhism, has not only been the cultural treasure of Eastern ethnics, such as Mongolians, Tibetans and Hans, but also the world's treasure. It couldn't only be evaluated highly in the field of Buddhism, but in the aspects of social and natural sciences as well. Kanjuur is not the first sutra which Mongolians wrote in their own language, though it is one of the most important scriptures to study Mongolian history and culture. 

Hans called the works they translated from Sanskrit as Dazangjing. And they called Kanjuur as Foshuobu, namely said by Buddha, which containd 1162 works. This thesis contains three parts except the introduction and conclusion.    

In the first part, introduces the formation and contents of Kanjuur and Dazangjing.     In the second part, it spreads 318 titles in Kanjuur.    

In the third part, it analyzes and discourses titles in Kanjuur.    

Kanjuur is the classic sutra of Budhhism, and it is very important to study philosophy in Buddhism. Also, it is a kind of encyclopedia, so it is significant to study the Mongolian history and culture.