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Introduction
Tripitaka (The three Pitakas)
Vinaya Pitaka
Suttavi- Khandhaka Parivāra
bhanga
Mahavagga Cullavagga
Mahavibhanga Bhikkhuns
vibhanga
Sutta
Pitaka
5
Digitized by
Abhidhamma Pitaka
Consists of
books viz.,
1. Dhamma Samgani
2. Vibhanga
3. Dhätukatha
4. Puggalam
Panjati
5. Kathāvatthu
6. Yamaka
7. Pathani
Digha
Nika ya
Majjhima Samyutta
Nikaya Nikāya
The Khuddaka Nikaya contains fifteen books,
seven
Google
viz.
1. Khuddaka Patha, 2. Dhamma Pada, 3. Udana,
4. Itivuttaka, 5. Suttanipata, 6. Vimānavatthu, 7.
Petavatthu, 8. Therāgāthā, 9. Theṛugathā, 10. Jataka,
11. Nidesa, 12. Patisamvidha, 13. Apādani, 14. Bud-
dha-vamsa, 15. Dhamma Pitaka or Cariya Pitaka.
Anguttara Khuddaka
Nikaya Nikaya
This Tripitaka literature has been composed
between 400 and 300 B.C. In the context of our
present survey, the most important of the three
Pitakas is the Sutta Pitaka, which is divided into
five Nikayas (Groups) as follows:
(1) Dīgha (long) Nikaya, a collection of long
sermons ascribed to the Buddha, with
accounts of the circumstances in which
he preached them.
(2) Majjhima (medium) Nikaya, a collection
of shorter sermons,
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Tripitaka (The three Pitakas)
Vinaya Pitaka
Suttavi- Khandhaka Parivāra
bhanga
Mahavagga Cullavagga
Mahavibhanga Bhikkhuns
vibhanga
Sutta
Pitaka
5
Digitized by
Abhidhamma Pitaka
Consists of
books viz.,
1. Dhamma Samgani
2. Vibhanga
3. Dhätukatha
4. Puggalam
Panjati
5. Kathāvatthu
6. Yamaka
7. Pathani
Digha
Nika ya
Majjhima Samyutta
Nikaya Nikāya
The Khuddaka Nikaya contains fifteen books,
seven
viz.
1. Khuddaka Patha, 2. Dhamma Pada, 3. Udana,
4. Itivuttaka, 5. Suttanipata, 6. Vimānavatthu, 7.
Petavatthu, 8. Therāgāthā, 9. Theṛugathā, 10. Jataka,
11. Nidesa, 12. Patisamvidha, 13. Apādani, 14. Bud-
dha-vamsa, 15. Dhamma Pitaka or Cariya Pitaka.
Anguttara Khuddaka
Nikaya Nikaya
This Tripitaka literature has been composed
between 400 and 300 B.C. In the context of our
present survey, the most important of the three
Pitakas is the Sutta Pitaka, which is divided into
five Nikayas (Groups) as follows:
(1) Dīgha (long) Nikaya, a collection of long
sermons ascribed to the Buddha, with
accounts of the circumstances in which
he preached them.
(2) Majjhima (medium) Nikaya, a collection
of shorter sermons,
Original from
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
MHC-tamİFÒCITY or untilan