barua dipak kumar (6 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface to the second edition. Preface to the first edition. I. The four Nikayas: 1. Probable time of compilation of the four Nikayas. 2. Nikayas and Agamas compared. 3. Language of the Nikayas. II. Discourse to the laity: 1. Introductory discussion. 2. Definitions of Gahapati and Upasaka. 3. Ethical. 4. Religious. 5. Secular discourses. 6. Jaina discourses compared. III. Discourses on Sila, Samadhi and Panna: 1. Introductory discussion. 2. Sila. 3. Samadhi. 4. Panna. IV. Discussions on secular matters administrative, social and economic: 1. Origin of state. 2. Kingship. 3. Republican form of government. 4. Military administration. 5. Rural administration. 6. Caste. 7. Classes of people. 8. Slavery. 9. Marriage and position of women. 10. Offences and punishments. 11. General life. 12. Agriculture. 13. Industry. 14. Seaproducts. 15. Trade and commerce. 16. Famine. V. Historical and geographical materials in the Nikayas: 1. Anga. 2. Magadha. 3. Kasi. 4. Kosala. 5. Vajji. 6. Malla. 7. Cedi. 8. Vamsa. 9. Kuru. 10. Pancala. 11. Maccha. 12. Surasena. 13. Assaka. 14. Avanti. 15. Gandhara. 16. Kamboja. 17. Clans and peoples. 18. Conception of Jambudipa. 19. Physiography. 20. Divisions of India. 21. Physical features. 22. Places mentioned. Appendices: 1. Mutual relations of the four Nikayas. 2. Treatment of similes in the four Nikayas. 3. Brief contents of the Suttas in the four Nikayas. Select bibliography. Index to names. Index to subjects. "The first four Nikaya-texts belonging to the Suttapitaka of the Pali Tipitaka which contains the sacred sayings of Gotama (Skt. Gautama) Buddha are of inextimable value since they provide important source-materials to study the religio-cultural history of the contemporary period. From the sociological point of view too they are of utmost significance, because they vividly present the daily life of the people of ancient India. Hence the importance of the Nikayas can neither be gainsaid nor exaggerated. In fact, this work contains an outline study of the four Nikayas, namely Dighanikaya, Majjhimanikaya, Samyuttanikaya, and Anguttaranikaya, which belong to the Theravada Pali Canon, on some select aspects in five chapters and three appendices treating of the age of the Nikayas, comparative study between the Sanskrit/Chinese Agamas and Pali Nikayas, their language, Buddha s discourses to the laity, teachings of early Buddhism under the threefold division of Sila, Samadhi and Panna, discussions on administrative, social and economic conditions of ancient India, historical and geographical materials found in the Nikayas, mutual relations of the treatment of similes in these texts. It also includes brief contents of the Suttas of those Nikayas. In the present work, on the whole, an attempt has been made to introduce the first four Nikaya-texts in their entirety." (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Minor shelf wear, book edges have wear, binding tight, front hinge is cracked at the bottom, pages clean and unmarked. From the jacket blurb: "Buddha Gaya Temple: Its history is probably the first publication which supplies with a continuous histroy from the very erection to the present development of the historic Mahabodhi, popularly known as the Buddha Gaya Temple. In the first six chapters of the present monograph the author has endeavoured to narrate the history of the Temple unto the present day, while in the seventh chapter he has given the idea of the art and architecture around and of it. This monograph will help both the serious scholars and general readers who may like to have a comprehensive idea about the past and present history of this sacred Temple. The present revised enlarged edition of the monograph includes one additional chapter on recent activities in and around the Temple, besides the five important appendices including the texts and translations of the inscriptions discoverd at Buddha Gaya, Two learned papers written by Dr. Benimadhab Barua and Sir Edwin Arnold, and the texts of the Buddha Gaya Temple Act 1949 (Bither Act 17 of 1949) as well as of the By-Laws of the Buddha Gaya Temple Committee. " From Wikipedia: The Mahabodhi Temple (महाब�धि म�दिर) (Literally: "Great Awakening Temple"), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a Buddhist temple in Bodh Gaya, marking the location where Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, is said to have attained enlightenment.[1] Bodh Gaya (located in Gaya district) is located about 96 km (60 mi) from Patna, Bihar state, India.".

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