Mangala Sutta; Therda; Paritta; Shan people; Shan Poetic Literature or Lik Loung or Shan Manuscriptavā
摘要
This research aims to make the understanding of the Mangala Sutta and the Poetic Literature of Shan people in Shan State, Union of Myanmar. It is to explore the background and meaning of the Mangala Sutta, Shan Poetic Literature or Lik Loung or Shan Manuscript and the infl uence of Mangala Sutta on the daily life of Shan people in Shan State. The article also shown an understanding of the Mangala Sutta which is a part of Paritta chanting and also deals with Shan Manuscript tradition. It shows the role of traditional poetic writing, lik loung, in the practices and teachings of Theravada Buddhism among the Shan people and analyses how the lik loung draws on and enfolds other literature from the Theravāda tradition and the religious context in which such texts are read to an audience. It is concerned with some of the traditional ceremonies commonly celebrated by Shan people in Shan State and discloses some of the historical background and the expected benefi t of Buddhist ceremonies according to the beliefs of Shan people.
目次
Abstract Introduction Methodology Mangala Sutta 38 Blessings Shan Poetic Literature Or Lik Loungor Shan Manuscripts Tradition Of Shan Manuscript Commissioning Of Shan Manuscript The Ritual Of Listening To Poetic Texts Or Shan Manuscript Reciting And Reading Shan Manuscript For The Funeral Ceremony Preservation Of Shan Manuscript The Characteristics Of Shan Manuscript The Significant Features Of Shan Manuscript Mangala Sutta In Shan Manuscript The Influence Of The Mangala Sutta On Daily Life Of Shan People In Shan State Belief Of Shan People Common Ceremonies New House Warming And Paritta Chanting Ceremony Marriage Ceremony Baby Naming Ceremony At One-Month Age Funeral Ceremony The Influence Of The Mangala Sutta In Daily Life Conclusion Reference
