Selected Numbered Discourses of the Buddha
The Aṅguttara Nikāya organizes the Buddha's teaching entirely by number — one chapter (nipāta) for teachings framed around a single item, one for pairs, one for triads, and on up through elevens. Depending on how you count its many short, formulaic entries, it runs anywhere from roughly 2,300 to well over 8,000 individual suttas — by far the largest of the four main Nikāyas, and the least practical to work through one full study page at a time.
This is not a complete collection like our Majjhima Nikāya or Dīgha Nikāya series. It is a curated selection: eighteen discourses, drawn from the Threes through the Elevens, chosen because they are widely quoted, doctrinally important, or simply among the most useful teachings in the entire numbered collection. Each entry has the same reading guide, full Sujato translation, and self-check quiz as our other series.
Linked rows have a published reading guide. Unlinked rows are listed for context and may be added later.
