Buddhas Through the Inscriptions: An Archaeolinguistic Analysis of the Inscriptions of Lumbini,Niglihawa and Piprahwa
Result of lifetime devotion, Buddhas Through The Inscriptions is the 2nd first innovative landmark publication in this world. This study is an empirical and up-to-date Archaeolinguistic study that includes the Archaeolinguistic Analysis and synthesis of the terms of the toponyms and inscriptions of Lumbini, Niglihawa and Piprahwa. The Sanskritized Sherps words which are the corrupt forms of the polysynthetic Sherpa words including Lum-bini, Nigali-haba and Pin-phara-wa. Similarly, the Lumbini, Niglihawa and Piprahwa Inscriptions are written in Brahmi script using the words of Sanskrit, Pali, Prakrit and Sherpa languages, conforming that the inscriptions of Lumbini and Piprahwa are closely related to the life to death rites and rituals of Siddharta Gautama Buddha, while the inscriptions of Niglihawa is closely related with the life to death rites and rituals of Kanakumi Buddha, which exactly tally with those of the aboriginal Sherpas, proving that the Buddhas and Ashoka were the aboriginal Sherpas.
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