Suphrommokkha: Translation, Edition and Analysis
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This research acticle were to study Subarhamamokkha is a Buddhist literature dealing with Bodhisatta who was born in E-San land, mixed between local folk and Jataka for compilation. It has been influenced by Dhammapada’s and Jataka’s commentaries. It was found that Tibhumikatha appeared as Moral deed aspect and Law aspect (Nitidhamma) dealing with social norm and custom have been applied within. Dhammaraja Lithai, an author of Tibhumikatha, was great Buddhist patronage who rules his kingdom by Dhamma in both of his living and governing.
The findings of body knowledge about Subarhamamokkha were concluded as follows 1) the Buddhist virtues; wise speech, charity, truthfulness, gratitude, politeness, moral relationship in family, compassion, justice, good governance, friendship and impermanence, 2) Beliefs; Law of Kamma, Tilakkhana, traditional beliefs 3) Value and culture; the wise method of ruling such as five precepts, 4) Festivals; Bee Castle Festival Parade, coronation of king, 12 months 14 cultures (Heet Sibsong Klong Sibsee) etc.
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