Study of the Post-canonical Pali Literature in Comparison with Sinhalese Materia

到目前为止，在对Therav的研究中已经发现了这一点。释迦牟尼佛教，罗拉的本土文学。在每个国家之外，对大佛教国家的研究很少。至于僧伽罗族的佛教文献，除了《哥达昆布拉的僧伽罗文文学史》概述外，也不例外。然而，在中世纪(12世纪至15世纪)的斯里兰卡，僧伽罗佛教徒积极开展文学活动，因此翻译的《圣训》也是如此。S、P.Li-西哈拉语词汇(桑拿雅语、加达帕达亚语等)，以及各种主题的原文。在本研究项目中，重点研究了以下几部作品：《萨达马拉顿》。卡拉亚，尼克。亚萨。格拉哈亚，还有萨达姆。卡卡。K.瑞亚。通过对这些文本的考证和历史研究，证实了北方或马的显著特征。可以看出，八那佛教的特征曾经在斯里兰卡传入并蓬勃发展，尽管在官方上它将被Sa消灭。GHA在12世纪重新统一。除了这些研究，在前往德国进行研究的途中，我们还创建了一份保存在哥廷根大学图书馆的1000多本古老的僧伽罗文印刷书籍(从19世纪末到20世纪中叶出版)的清单，这些书籍是已故教授Heinz Bechert收藏的一部分。此外，通过在斯里兰卡及其周边地区的研究旅行，我们可以获得更多似乎只有岛上才有的书籍，我们还拍摄了古老寺庙中佛教叙事的壁画。在这些照片中发现了一些故事的图片，这些故事并没有包含在正宗的巴黎正典文献中，但在北方佛教徒中却是众所周知的。现已对拍摄的大量照片进行了分析、整理并上传到下文所示的网站上。

It has been found that, so far, in the study of Therav. da or P. li Buddhism, the indigenous literature of Therav. da Buddhist countries has been little studied outside of each country. As for the Sinhala Buddhist literature, except for the overview of Godakumbura's History of the Sinhalese Literature, it is also not an exception. However, in Sri Lanka in the Middle Ages(12th to 15th century), literary activities were enthusiastically carried out by the Sinhalese Buddhists, and so the translation of the P. li a. hakath. s, P. li-Sihalese word lexicons(sannaya, gatapadaya, etc.), and also the original compositions on various topics were made. In this research project, the focus was concentrated on the following works, the Saddharmaratn. karaya, the Nik. yasa. grahaya, and the Saddharm. ka. k. raya. Through the textual and historical studies of these texts, it was confirmed that the salient traits of Northern or Mah. yana Buddhism can be seen, traits which had once been introduced and had flourished in Sri Lanka, even though officially it was to have been wiped out by the Sa. gha Reunification in the 12th century. In addition to these studies, on trips to Germany for the purpose of research, we were able to create a list of more than 1,000 old Sinhalese printed books(published from the end of 1800' century to the mid-20th century) kept in the University of Gottingen's library, which make up part of a collection by late Professor Heinz Bechert. Also, through research trips in and around Sri Lanka, we could obtain further books which seem available only on the island, and we photographed of mural paintings of Buddhist narratives in the old temples. Among them were found pictures of stories not included in authentic P. li canonical literature, but, nevertheless well known in the Northern Buddhists. The numerous photographs taken have now been analysed, and organized, and uploaded to the Website given below.