Study in the Origins and Development of Jainism

Author(s): S N Shrivastava
Publisher: Rekha Publication Gorakhpur

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tịadition and the Vedic Aryan Rişi tradition. Rigveda X. 136 Taittiriya Āranyaka, 1.23.2; 1.24-5;2.7 Bhagavata Purana 5.3.20 Pandey G. C., Śramana Tradition- Its history and contribution to Indian culture p. 3. ibid p. 4-5 Pandey G.C., A study in the Origins and Development of Buddhism. Pandey G. C., Śramana Tradition- Its history and contribution to Indian culture, p. 4. Dutta N., 'Early Buddhist Minachism'. p. 60-63. Barua B. M. 'Pre-Buddhistic Indian philosophy', 239. ibid p. 240; Originally this idea was expressed by Rhys Davids ibid. p. 242. ibid. p. 364-370 'If we think of the misery of the people, the domination of one caste over another, of men over women and masters over slaves and servants, the truthfulness of criminal laws, the system of usury, and such other corrupt social practices, we may almost say that the general conditions of society brought the problem of the misery to the fore-front" ibid. p. 371 Jha, D. N. Anct. India-An Introductory Outline p. 28-32 Sharma. R. S. - 'Material Milieu of the Birth of Buddhism' paper presented to the Twenty-Ninth International Congress of Orientatilists Paris, 1973. Thapar Romila. Ancient Indian Social History, p. 41. Thapar Romila, Studies in the Social History of Ancient India, p. 41. Basham, A. L. Studies in History of Buddhism p. 14. ibid. p. 15 ibid., p. 16-17 Thapar Romila- Ancient Indian Social History, p. 48
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