Buddhism

Buddhism is at the heart of cultural holidays in Sri Lanka, whether you are visiting the ancient sites of the great Sinhalese Kings who brought Buddhism here, or visiting a contemporary temple or monastery. Or just meeting local people, with over 90 per cent of Sri Lankans being Buddhist. The four leaves on their flag even represent those of the sacred Bo tree, and the four pillars of Buddhism: pillars of Buddhism, which translate as Kindness, Friendliness, Equanimity and Happiness.

Buddhism

Baratheeya Baudda Kala Shilpa

Thripitakaya Dheeganikaya Atuwaawa - 1

Thripitakaya Majjima Nikaya Atuwaawa - 3

Al Baudda Shistacharaya

G.C.E.A/L Past Papers Baudda Shishtacharaya

Suthra Pitakaya(Thripitaka Sahithya Ithihasaya)

Baudda Kala Shilpawala Sanniwedanartha

Thripitaka Grantharuda Sangayanawa Saha Mahawihaara Lekhana Sampradaya

Thripitakaya-Vinaya Pitakaya-3

Thripitakaya-Kuddaka Nikaya - 4

Brahmana Ha Baudda Vichara Dara

Thripitakaya-Majjima Nikaya - 4

Thripitakaya-Sanyuktha Nikaya- 7

Thripitakaya-Anguththara Nikaya - 1

Shasana Ithihasaya Saha Baudda Sanskruthiya

Baudda Rajadani Pilibada Charikawa

Thripitakaya (Majjima Nikaya 3)

Baudda Sthupayehi Prabawaya Ha Wikashaya

Thripitakaya Sanyuktha Nikaya Atuwaawa - 1 (Hard Binding)

Thripitakaya (Abidharma Pitakaya № 2)

Thripitakaya-Buddhaka Nikaya - 7

Baudda Chinthanaya

Thripitakaya-Kuddaka Nikaya - 1

Thripitakaya - Winaya Pitakaya 1 (27)