නිවන් අවබෝධ කර ගැනීමට උපකාරී වන්නේ පරම පවිත්ර සිරි සද්ධර්මයයි !
Janbudveepaya (Part II)
Introduction
Tripitaka and Pali Language written in Helabima
Atuwa, Teeka, Tippani and Sammatha
The glory of Helabima before the dawn of the Kingdom of Anuradhapura
Worshipping Buddha and worshipping Buddha statues
Methods of worshiping Buddha prevailed in the initial periods in Heladiva
The concept of Atamasthana
Siri Sambudhu, Siri Sath Dharma and Sirilak Derana
The concept of Chakravarti Kings and Chakravarti Dynasty
Mahavamsa – Tripitaka and the language of the Buddha
Deva Hela and the concept of gods
Conclusion and the end
No one can conceal – totally suppress – the true history of this Janbudveepa, of this Helabima where Gautama Buddha was born and where all other Buddhas were blessed to be born. The genuine Buddha Dhamma is disclosed. The Nobel ones who had…
The people in this country had divided their country in to four regions prior to Anuradhapura era namely Uthuru Kuru Divaina, Janbudveepaya, Poorvavidehaya and Apara Goyaanaya and named it as Siw Hela.The people of Deva lived in Damabadiva Janbudveepa. Even by that time,…
Gautama Buddha preached Dhamma to the world using Maghadi language here in this Helabima for forty five years. This Buddha Dhamma was arranged in to the form of lines, Pela. So then, it was easy to refer and study them by heart and take…
The information about the concept of Chakravarti is mentioned in the Tripitaka Canon written in Lanka. Chakkawaththi Seehanaada Sutta and Chakkawaththi Sutta are the some Suttas in Tripitaka Canon which carry information about Chakravarti kings. In addition to these, it is mentioned in…
Gautama Buddha was born and attended to the Enlightenment in this Sirilaka. He preached the sacred Dhamma, Siri Sath Dhamma, in this Sirilaka. The people, the kings and the Counts who lived in this Helabima in the time that Gautama Buddha lived used an…