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Jinakālamālī (Burmese: ဇိနကာလမာလီ; Thai: ชินกาลมาลีปกรณ์; RTGS: Chinnakanmalipakon; lit. 'The
Sheaf of
Garlands of the
Epochs of the Conqueror') is a Chiang...
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borrowed from the Mon
language as well as Pali and Sanskrit. Moreover, the
Jinakalamali chronicle of Tai's Lan Na also
called the
southern region occupied by...
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legend of the
Emerald Buddha is
related in
number of
sources such as
Jinakalamali, Amarakatabuddharupanidana, and in
particular Ratanabimbavamsa or The...
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Mediterranean Jerome's
Chronicle –
Mediterranean and
Middle East
Jinakalamali –
Northern Thailand Joannis de
Czarnkow chronicon Polonorum – Poland...
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kingdom of Lan Na.: 208
According to the
Camadevivamsa and "
Jinakalamali" chronicles, the city was
founded by a
hermit named Suthep in 629 AD...
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following an
allegedly corrupted strain of Buddhism.: 115, 117, 151 The
Jinakālamālī,
written in Pali in the
early 1500s by an
author from
Chiang Mai, is...
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version is from 1828,
English translation available as ISBN 974-7100-62-2.
Jinakālamāli —
composed by Ratanapañña (16th century) an
account of the
early rise...
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clarifies that Kumāra is the son of Iśvara. The 16th-century
Siamese text
Jinakalamali mentions him as a
guardian god.
Ancient Yaudheya and
Kushan period coins...
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continued to
flourish with such
works as the
Aggavamsa of
Saddaniti and the
Jinakalamali of Ratanapañña. Pali
literature continued to be
composed into the modern...
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models in the suttas, Pāli
chronicles such as the Mahāvaṃsa and the
Jinakālamālī may have
contributed to the
ideals of
Buddhist kingship. In
these vernacular...
