Namo Buddhaya: A Buddhist Study a Collection of Papers on Buddhist Studies of Nepalamandala - Softcover

Milan Ratna Shakya

Softcover

ISBN 10: 9937267781 ISBN 13: 9789937267786

Verlag: Shrijana Devi Shakya (Buddhabhava), 2013

Inhaltsangabe

Language: English
Pages: 216 (8 B/W Illustration)
Preface

Buddhism, a Newar sacred trust, is spruced by Lumbini born Sakyamuni's sensation in Nepal. His advent in epala-Mandala, a prodigy of traditional Nepal valley, is theosophical notion for Dhamma insemination as cached and supported by early traders. This stowage was quiet from political interlopers by intermissions. Its caucus was primly served by deported nations from Buddhist Kapilavastu and Devadaha, the early convinced envoys before nomadic Kiratas. These homespun ethnics were however interfaced by revered and witty flocks of Buddhism. They intoned with hilly tribes of Nagae for a faith that withholds their way of serpents' clan to snake's devotion. Those riveting nation were escorted sacredly like Deva, Gandharva, Asura, Raksasa etc., from bucolic to republics set for monarchial exclusivity in Kirata dynasty, as known to medieval records. These ethnic of Naga were gradually bespoken for unspecified subject of idyllic customs that assimilates in Copala, Abhira and Ahiras of submissive mythical race.

Their culture was curved into hilly spirit of Kiratas, wincing to amend with novel monarchial pattern. They cogently modified sustainable median for political composure of Ajatasatru's monarchy. Buddhist republics were outlived once by King Vidudava of Kosala as Licchavis were uprooted from Vaisali by political mayhem and hostilities of Magadhan Emperor Ajatasatru. They were coerced to relinquish from their cradle to harbor into the bedlam of this valley. They tucked in archaic cultural mosaic encumbering lastingly for subsequent nation. Their upbeat rejoins with socio-economic status for enjoining the migrant rice cultivators from lower land. They betrothed for their home in this valley relating Dhamma essence happily in

Über diese Auflage

• Verlag: Shrijana Devi Shakya (Buddhabhava)
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2013
• ISBN 10: 9937267781
• ISBN 13: 9789937267786
• Einband: Paperback
• Anzahl der Seiten: 195