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प्रश्न
What impact did Buddhism have on: Literature
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उत्तर
On the basis of the given hints, Buddhism had a significant impact in this field explained below:
Literature:
Much of the Buddhist-Literature had been composed in the common-speaking language of the people at that time. Two centuries after the death of Buddha, his teachings were compiled and known as Tripitaka of the three baskets. The first part is the Sutta Pitaka, it consists of the collection of Buddha’s discourses and teachings. The second part was the Vinaya Pitaka which contains rules and regulations framed for the guidance of those who belong to the monastic order. The third part was the Abhidhamma Pitaka which contains the philosophical explanation of the doctrines of the Buddhist religion. The Jatakas contain tales, dealing with the previous births of the Buddha. These tales were written in Pali script. They greatly enriched Indian literature. They throw light on the social and political conditions of the people in the 3rd and 4th centuries BC. The Mahayana Buddhists produced their religious literature in Sanskrit.
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What impact did Buddhism have on: Education
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Which Dynasty enlarged it?
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The conquests and achievements of King Bimbisara.
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