Jatakas. Book 10-15. Dasa-Nipata - Visati-Nipata
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Jataki. Tenth book (DASA-NIPATA) The eleventh book (Ekadasa-Nipata) Book Twelfth (Dvadasa-Nipata) Book Thirteenth (TERASA-NIPATA) Book Fourteenth (Pakinnaka-Nipata) Book Fifteenth (Visati-Nipata)
Jataki - the general name of the numerous texts -signs that tell about the earthly reincarnations of the Buddha Shakyamuni. It is believed that the Buddha recalled all stories in a state of enlightenment and told the students who later recorded them.
The form of the story of jatak is very diverse as their plots are also diverse. Many of these stories in one form or another, overcoming the time and distance, have become an integral part of the ancient and medieval oriental and European tales that have survived to this day. These are, for example, "wandering" stories about the king, who understood the language of birds, about a cat-monk, about a jackal of a dancing groom, about a jackal praised the singing of a crow, about a donkey in a lion"s skin, about a herb that transferred the fish to the pond, About a helpful fool, etc.
This book is a collection of translations of Jatak from No. 439 to No. 510, most of them are published in Russian for the first time.
For a wide range of readers interested in Buddhism, as well as monuments of ancient Indian and world literature
Jataki - the general name of the numerous texts -signs that tell about the earthly reincarnations of the Buddha Shakyamuni. It is believed that the Buddha recalled all stories in a state of enlightenment and told the students who later recorded them.
The form of the story of jatak is very diverse as their plots are also diverse. Many of these stories in one form or another, overcoming the time and distance, have become an integral part of the ancient and medieval oriental and European tales that have survived to this day. These are, for example, "wandering" stories about the king, who understood the language of birds, about a cat-monk, about a jackal of a dancing groom, about a jackal praised the singing of a crow, about a donkey in a lion"s skin, about a herb that transferred the fish to the pond, About a helpful fool, etc.
This book is a collection of translations of Jatak from No. 439 to No. 510, most of them are published in Russian for the first time.
For a wide range of readers interested in Buddhism, as well as monuments of ancient Indian and world literature
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Religion & Spiritually
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-902583-25-7
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