The revised book, "Tripitaka Koreana," the wood blocks for which are still housed in Haeinsa Temple, has a few false entries but is considered to be the best text that remains as an old form, so that it was adopted as a copied text in compact editions of Tripitaka in the Meiji and Taisho periods as well as the above-mentioned "Taisho Shinshu Daizo-kyo Sutra" because 'it is superior to other books' by conflating the Northern Sung dynasty edition with the Kitai edition.
今も海印寺に板木を収蔵する再雕本の『高麗八萬大蔵経』は誤雕も少なく、古い姿をとどめる最良のテキストとされ、明治・大正時期の縮刷蔵経や後述の『大正新脩大蔵経』では、北宋版系と契丹版系との校合を「他本に勝る所以である」として、底本に採用された。