Early Buddhist literature was written in a language which evolved as a vehicle for expression among a few competing vaiants which were seemingly different from Sanskrit, a language which had hitherto been identified with the elite and their existing religious discourse. The Buddha wanted to give a linguistic identity to his religious and philosophical discourse and hence the emergence of Pali as a language of the early Buddhist literature.-Prof. R. C. Sharma, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Seoul
meghan is buddist litrature
saraswati
Pali, a close relative of Sanskrit.
According the early church literature, there were 10 persecutions of the Christians.According the early church literature, there were 10 persecutions of the Christians.According the early church literature, there were 10 persecutions of the Christians.According the early church literature, there were 10 persecutions of the Christians.According the early church literature, there were 10 persecutions of the Christians.According the early church literature, there were 10 persecutions of the Christians.According the early church literature, there were 10 persecutions of the Christians.According the early church literature, there were 10 persecutions of the Christians.According the early church literature, there were 10 persecutions of the Christians.
The most frequently mentioned rivers are the Sindhu (Indus) and the Saraswati.
Related literature of early marriage is literature that looks critically at the effects of early marriages. It focuses on all the integral aspects of such marriages.
Women wrote Japan's early literature.
Buddhist monks invented Katakana in the early Heian Period (794 to 1185) by Buddhist monks.
There is no Buddhist language. Buddhist speak whatever their native language is. The language that early Buddhist texts were written in was Sanskrit and Pali. These are ancient Indian languages. So Thank you is sufficient.
the Great Stupa at Sanchi
Polycarp is mentioned in the writings of early Christian leaders, but he is not mentioned in the Bible.
Serapion has written: 'Bishop Sarapion's prayer-book' -- subject(s): Christian literature, Early, Early Christian Prayers, Early Christian literature, Prayers, Early Christian