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 | | The Mahavamsa was written in the 6th century CE by the Buddhist monk Mahanama, brother of the Sri-Lankan King Dhatusena, and heavily relied on the Dipavamsa, written five centuries earlier. | | | While it is not considered a canonical religious text, the Mahavamsa is an important Buddhist document giving the early history of the religion in Sri Lanka, beginning near the time of the founder of Buddhism, Siddhartha Gautama. | | | The Mahavamsa, also Mahawamsa, (Pāli: "great chronicle") is a historical record, written in the Pāli language, of the Buddhist kings of Sri Lanka. |
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| | Mahavamsa - definition of Mahavamsa in Encyclopedia |
| | The Mahavamsa covers the history of Buddhism from the time of the Buddha in the 6th century BCE to the reign of the King Mahasena (334-361). | | | The Mahavamsa (Pali: “Great Chronicle”) is an important non-canonical Buddhist historical text compiled in Sri Lanka in the 6th century CE, in the Pali language. | | | It was written in the by the monk Mahanama, brother of the Sri-Lankan King Dhatusena, and heavily relied on the Dipavamsa, written five centuries earlier. |
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| | Dipavamsa and Mahavamsa |
| | According to the account found in the chronicles Dipavamsa and Mahavamsa, the earliest period to which reference is made deals with the time of the Buddha Kakusanda, the first of the Buddhas belonging to the maha Bhadra Kalpa, during which five Buddhas appear to relieve mankind from the evils of suffering. | | | The Mahavamsa says that the Buddha, during his third visit to the island, had visited nine places, i.e. | | | Although the Mahavamsa mentions the names of those who came to the island along with Arhat Maha Mahinda, it does not refer to those who came along with the Theri Sanghamitta carrying the Bo-sapling from India. |
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| | The Mahavamsa is largely a historical record of Buddhism and the relationships of our kings with the Buddha sasana or Buddhist church maintained by the Mahavihara. | | | There existed an earlier Mahavamsa in Sinhala known as the Sinhala-attakatha-Mahavamsa, which was the source of the Pali Mahavamsa written by the thera Mahanama in the 6th century AC, in the Mahavihara in Anuradhapura. | | | There are several parts to Mahavamsa, the first of which ended with chapter 37 and King Mahasena. |
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| | In Defense of Dharma: Just-War Ideology in Buddhist Sri Lanka |
| | In his analysis of the Mahavamsa story regarding the establishment of Buddhism in Sri Lanka, R.A.L.H. Gunawardana has argued that there is dissonance between the Buddha of Mahavamsa and the Buddha of the Pali canon, the latter of which provides the textual foundation of Sri Lankan Buddhism (and Theravada Buddhism, generally). | | | Philosophy of Perera's ilk has been elucidated by H.L. Seneviratne, who has argued persuasively that the Mahavamsa's story of the establishment of Buddhism in Sri Lanka, in which the "island of Sri Lanka and its inhabitants, as the guardians of Buddhism, are placed under divine protection,"(25) continues to resonate in the present. | | | Regarding the Mahavamsa, since the 1980s scholarship on Sri Lanka has focused upon the Mahavamsa as the text that lays the foundation for the Sinhala people's claim to be the preservers of Buddhism. |
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| | THE SO-CALLED TAMIL KINGDOM OF JAFFNA: by Prof. S.Ranwella |
| | In the Mahavamsa, or in the ancient Pali, Sanskrit or Tamil literature for that matter, the Nagas are never represented as human beings, but as a class of super natural beings or non-human beings who inhabited a subterranean world, whose normal form was that of serpents, but who would assume any form at will. | | | Therefore this legend in the Mahavamsa cannot be taken as evidence for the existence of a Tamil kingdom, not even the existence of a settled Tamil population in the Jaffna peninsula from very early times. | | | It is first mentioned in the Pali chronicles of Ceylon in connection with the story of the Buddha's second visit to Sri Lanka in the 6th century B.C. According to the Mahavamsa (ch.1.vv 44-70) the Buddha during this visit pacified two Naga kings of Nagadipa who were arrayed in battle over a gem-set throne. |
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| | It is mentioned in the Mahavamsa that Asoka who was attracted to Buddha's doctrine was convinced that his patronage of Buddha would not be complete until an unless a child of his entered the Sangha (Buddhist order) Accordingly not only Mahinda his son but daughter Sangamitta too were ordained. | | | The great chronicles Deepavamsa and Mahavamsa, give us interesting information on the arrival of Thera Mahinda in Sri Lanka in 3rd Century B.C. According to the Deepavamsa great preparations had been made by Thera Mahinda for his mission to Sri Lanka. | | | The coronation of Asoka had taken place according to Pali chronicles 218 years after the death of the Buddha, i.e. |
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| | Sinhala Buddhist nationalism is the chauvinistic mind set induced by Mahavamsa, a Buddhist chronicle in Pali, full of myths and written by a Buddhist monk with a prejudiced mind. | | | According to the Mahavamsa and the ancient Pali Commentaries, the passing away of the Buddha, and the landing in Lanka of Vijaya, the founder of the Sinhalese race, took place on one and the same day. | | | Thus the Mahavamsa synchronises the death of the Buddha with the founding of the Sinhalese race; and, therefore, in 1956 will occur the unique three-fold event -- the completion of 2500 years of Buddhism, of the life of the Sinhalese race, and of Ceylon's history. |
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| | Sri Lanka Mahavamsa |
| | The Mahavamsa, written and re-written by monks in Sri Lanka, from the is one of the earliest and histories in Asia. | | | Spanning the period from the sixth century B.C. through the fifth century A.D., this chronicle begins with the story of King Vijaya, who conquered Sri Lanka, despite the efforts of demon spirits to waylay him in his pursuits. |
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| | The Trustworthiness of the Mahavamsa |
| | The chronology is certainly arranged with the purpose of arriving at a chronological coincidence of Vijaya's landing in Ceylon with the year of the Buddha's death. | | | The conferring of this title upon a member of the royal family, often upon the yuvaraja himself, was apparently a matter of king's pleasure. | | | It is, for instance, evident that the story of the three visits of the Buddha to Lanka in ch. |
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| | Mahavamsa: The Great Chronicle of Sri Lanka - PowerBookSearch! |
| | The Mahavamsa or "Great Chronicle" describes the founding era of Theravada Buddhism in Sri Lanka. | | | Its sweeping relation of the period from 500 BC through 300 AD details the origins of virtually every religious practice and social institution in Sri Lanka and South India today. |
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| | Online edition of Daily News - Features |
| | Foremost amongst them was Wilhelm Geiger on whom the literary, cultural and religious history of Sri Lanka made a deep impression which drew him to visit Sri Lanka in 1895. | | | He established that the composition of the Dipavamsa indicated clearly that it was passed down by world of mouth and the Mahavamsa utilised not only the already mentioned source material but also other sources of popular national traditions. | | | The continuation - The Chulavamsa was edited by Hikkaduwe Sri Sumangala Thera and Don Andris de Silva Batuwantudawe in 1877 and translated into English by L. Wijesinghe. |
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| | Buddhist texts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Other types of non-canonical texts which have been important are the histories of Buddhism in Sri Lanka, the Dipavamsa and Mahavamsa. | | | Probably the best known terma text is the so-called "Tibetan book of the dead", the Bardo thodol. | | | There is some dispute over what to call the more conservative stratum of Buddhist schools and the texts associated with them. |
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| | UNESCO Courier: The Mahavamsa, Sri Lanka's non-stop epic - great epics, heroic tales of man and superman |
| | Last but not least, the Mahavamsa has been indispensable to the archaeologists and historians of Sri Lanka for whom it has provided the chronological framework into which their discoveries can be fitted. | | | The efforts in international academic circles to unravel the mysteries of the Mahavamsa, on the one hand, and the Sri Lankan project to bring it up to date on the other, demonstrate the lasting impact the epic has exercised over the centuries. | | | He is a specialist in Asian and Buddhist cultures on which he has written several books, including The Mahavamsa: A New Annotated Translation with Prolegomena. |
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| | Buddhist Sinhalese Kingdoms of Blood [ The Aryan Invasion of Ceylon or Sri Lanka and the Extermination of Dravidians. ... |
| | As per the Mahavamsa, the Sinhala chronicle of a later period (6th Century A.D.), Prince Vijaya, the first Aryan Sinhalese king, invaded Sri Lanka on the same day that the Buddha attained Enlightenment in Magadha. | | | It is possible, however, that Buddhism was introduced by a slightly later wave of Aryan invaders. | | | S.J.Gunasegaram in his book 'Trincomalee - the Holy Hill of Siva' has established using irrefutable facts and archaeological evidence that Trincomalee was a originally a Shiva shrine that was destroyed by the Aryan Buddhist fanatics [ Trinc ] : |
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| | Mahavamsa - 00 |
| | It describes the life and times of the people who forged our nation, from the coming of Vijaya in 543 BC to the final takeover by the British in 1815. | | | But they are shortly explained in footnotes; and a list of them, with further interpretation, will be found at the end of the volume. | | | What you will see on this website is only the first 37 chapters of the Mahavamsa as written by the Thera Mahanama. |
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| | Write Mercy, and Live |
| | No doubt the combatants in Sri Lanka justify their actions with quotes from the Ramayana if they are Hindus or the Mahavamsa if they are Buddhists, but we don't hear about that. | | | Speaking of pages, it is no news to most of us that people tend to find support for whatever they want to do in the religious scriptures they prefer. | | | On the other hand, reports of suicide bombings involving Muslims often mention passages from the Qur'an which seem to promise rewards in Paradise to those who die fighting in the way of God. |
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| | Mahavamsa - 04 |
| | Here ends the fourth chapter, cal]ed 'The Second Council ', in the Mahavamsa, compiled for the serene joy and emotion of the pious. | | | When these theras of high renown had held the Second Council, they, since in them all evil had perished, attained in course of time unto nibbana. |
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| | Mahavamsa - 33 |
| | Thus does the wise man labour, when he comes to rule, for the bliss of others and for his own bliss, but a man without understanding does not render the possessions which lie has won, however great they are, blissful for both, being greedy of (more) possessions. | | | Here ends the thirty-third chapter, called 'The Ten Kings', in the Mahavamsa, compiled for the srene joy and emotion of the pious. |
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| | .Mahavamsa is the great chronicle of Sri lanka that has been written by Buddhist monks starting from 200 BC to present. | | | Buy Concise Mahavamsa book for $10 + $3 Shipping | | | Buddha may be the first to come up with the idea of evolution of animals originating from ocean before Charles Darwin. |
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| | It was Kasyapa's misfortune that the authors of the Mahavamsa happened to be the very same priest at the Mahavihara. | | | Many consider it to be the accurate representation of Sri Lankan History. | | | Even if we were to believe the the Mahavamsa version of History, Dhatusena is the king who ordered a monk to buried alive when building the Kala-wewa, and had his own sister burned at the stake. |
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| | It is a complex, artfully woven text for all of us who might see the mythic in the most mundane of lives or who have looked for a home across the seas. | | | This becomes Darshi's final attempt to make amends to Yasmine for her own part in a family tragedy that is the central unifying event of the novel. | | | Darshi, Reba and Yasmine, each tell their part in the tragedy as it relates to the Mahavamsa, and to each other. |
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| | Mahavamsa - 05 |
| | Here ends the fifth chapter, called 'The Third Council', in the Mahavamsa, compiled for the serene -joy and emotion of the pious. | | | Who else verily may neglect duties toward the doctrine? |
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| | Mahavamsa, Einleitung |
| | With all their drawbacks, common, however, to annals and religious histories of all nations, their chronology is admirably accurate, and neither Brahmanism nor even the Sanskrit language can show any work of an unquestionable date with the shadow of a claim to their honesty of intention and their accuracy of chronological record." | | | Chr.>: Mahavamsa : die große Chronik Sri Lankas / übersetzt und erläutert von Alois Payer. | | | Chr.>: The Mahavamsa : the great chronicle of Sri Lanka / originally written by Thera Mahanama-sthavira, 5th century ACE ; modern text and historical commentary by Douglas Bullis. |
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| | Mahavamsa, The Great Chronicle of Sri Lanka |
| | Based on the above Mahavamsa Geneaology the descendants of Vijaya should be 1/4 Vanga (Bengalese), 1/4 Kalinga and 1/2 Pandya from Madura !!. | | | He is known as the first Sinhala king to have contracted a matrimonial alliance with the Kalinga kingdom." with verse 1 in Chapter 6. |
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| | Encyclopedia of Religion and War -- Introduction |
| | The great wars of the Hindu Mahabarata and Ramayana epics, the triumphant battles of Buddhist kings recounted in the Dipavamsa and Mahavamsa Pali chronicles, and Christological understandings of Jesus as liberator from structures of oppression all invest present-day conflicts with spiritual meaning-and similar examples could be given for almost any world religion. | | | The hymns, narratives, and images tell of divine warfare and struggles of cosmic proportions. |
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| | Mahavamsa - 09 |
| | Here ends the ninth chapter, called 'The Consecrating of ABHAYA', in the Mahavamsa, compiled for the serene joy and emotion of the pious. | | | When the ruler was dead, the king's sons all assembled together and held the great festival of consecration of their brother, the safety-giving ABHAYA. |
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| | Electronic Texts |
| | Titus : Thesaurus Indogermanischer Text-Und Sprachmaterialien - Includes buddhist Sanskrit texts as well as Pali texts such as Buddhacarita, Lankavatarasutra, Causparisatsutra Sardulakarnavadana, Udanavarga, Abhisamayalamkara and Mahavamsa. | | | Tibetan Buddhist Resource Centre - extensive lists of texts; many are available with a nominal fee |
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| | Pariyatti: Great Chronicle of Ceylon -- [translation of Mahavamsa] -- Book Details |
| | The Mahavamsa blends history and legend to tell the history of Buddhism in Sri Lanka from the time of the Buddha to the reign of King Mahasena (beginning of the 4th century C.E.). | | | Pariyatti: Great Chronicle of Ceylon -- [translation of Mahavamsa] -- Book Details | | | The translation of the Mahavamsa was first published by PTS in 1912. |
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| | Mahavamsa - 22 |
| | Here ends the twenty-second chapter, called 'The Birth of Prince Gamani', in the Mahavamsa compiled for the serene joy and emotion of the pious. | | | In this changing existence do beings indeed (only) by works of merit come to such rebirth as they desire; pondering thus the wise man will be ever filled with zeal in the heaping up of meritorious works. |
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| | Here ends the tenth chapter, called `The Consecrating of PANDUKABHAYA' in the Mahavamsa, compiled for the serene joy and emotion of the pious. | | | When the ruler of the earth, Pandukabyaha, the intelligent, being thirty-seven years old, had assumed the rule over the kingdom, he reigned full seventy years in fair and wealthy Anurädhapura. |
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| | Lanka's Cosmography Down the Ages |
| | These various cosmographical accounts all agree in describing Lanka as a kind Of storybook kingdom, a magical isle of legendary proportions where the topsy-turvy and miraculous are commonplace. | | | Even the Mahavamsa derives from this tradition and is no exception. | | | Sacred geography or cosmography, the mapping of the ordered universe, is one such vidya or sacred science for which Lanka has long been famous. |
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| | Among his contributions is a translation of the Mahavamsa (The Great Chronicle of Sri Lanka). | | | Guruge also is a renowned scholar and author of over thirty-five books and over one-hundred articles. | | | The second review, that of Professors Faivre’s and Needleman’s Modern Esoteric Spirituality, is by Professor James Burnell Robinson. |
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| | The Mahavamsa - Chapter XXV - The Victory Of Dutthagamani |
| | Here ends the twenty-fifth chapter, called `The Victory of Dutthagamani', in the Mahavamsa, compiled for the serene joy and emotion of the pious. | | | Have I ever eaten anything whatsoever without giving to the brotherhood of bhikkhus?' Then he saw that he had, all unthinkingly, eaten pepper in the pod, at the morning meal, leaving none for the brotherhood; and he thought: `For this I must do penance.' | | | The Mahavamsa - Chapter XXV - The Victory Of Dutthagamani |
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| | Patricide DigiMelon.COM |
| | This is according to the Mahavamsa, the Historical Chronicle of Sri Lanka | | | It was their son Wijeya who founded the Sinhala race. | | | This page was last modified 01:37, 8 Jun 2005. |
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| | The Mahavamsa - Direct Textbook |
| | The Mahavamsa: The Great Chronicle of Sri Lanka | | | Mahavamsa, the great chronicle of Sri Lanka: Chapters one to thirty-seven : an annotated new translation with prolegomena | | | Culavamsa, being the more recent part of the Mahavamsa (Text series / Pali Text Society) |
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| | Sri Lanka: A Tourist’s Delight |
| | These immigrants were the first Sinhalese; they gave the island its first historically known government and name—Sinhaladipa or "the Island of the Sinhalese.” All the Sinhalese were converted to Theravada Buddhism in the years after its formal introduction in the 3rd century bc. | | | As a new civilization flourished, Sri Lanka became rich and prosperous. | | | The account in the Mahavamsa (the principal historical chronicle of the Sinhalese) of this Indo-Aryan immigration and occupation thereafter is corroborated by the discovery at Anuradhapura of Prakrit writing in the Brahmi script which has been reliably dated to a period between 600 and 500 bc. |
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| | Sri Lanka. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 |
| | The Sri Lanka chronicle Mahavamsa relates the arrival of Vijaya, the first Sinhalese king, in 483 | | | B.C. The Sinhalese settled in the north and developed an elaborate irrigation system. |
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| | Then there are the three great Sri Lankan verse chronicles - Dipavamsa, the Island Chronicle; the Mahavamsa, the Great Chronicle; and Culavamsam the Lesser Chronicle. | | | There are works in progress with monks constantly adding to them. |
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| | Pariyatti: Mahavamsa, Extended -- [in Pali] -- Book Details |
| | There is no PTS translation of the Extended Mahavamsa, but for a translation of the Mahavamsa see The Great Chronicles of Ceylon | | | Pariyatti: Mahavamsa, Extended -- [in Pali] -- Book Details | | | Also sometimes known as the "Cambodian Mahavamsa" this version appears to be Southeast Asian in origin and has been enlarged by a number of additions to the classic Mahavamsa. |
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