A study of comparative literatuer ten-head king lanka version of su dawanin Yunnan province, the people's republic of China and the Rammakian Thai version of King Rama1
Abstract:
The title of this dissertation is A study of comparative Literature Tenhead King Lanka version of Su Dawan in Yunnan Province, the People's Republic of China and the Rammakian Thai version of King Rama I with the aims 1) to study the history, evolution, synopsis of Ten-head King Lanka, Yunnan Province, China and 2) to study and compare titles, themes, plots, characters, concepts in literature Ten-headKing Lanka, version Shu Da wan in Yunnan, China and the Rammakian Thai version of King Rama I. Comparative study of literary elements in order to see similarities and differences in how social and cultural context influences literature through language and presentation strategies. As well as showing the background, history, and spread of Ramayana literature into the Tai ethnic group in Yunnan Province, China.
The research results found that Each version story of the Ten-head King Lanka have the same and different. Stories of Ten-head King Lanka in Yunnan, China Each version are similar, but the elements of the story vary depending on the locality. Each edition goes through a process. The storyteller, the singer, the publisher edits, there are changes, copies, or addition and deletion of content, and received influence from other countries along the way of publishing. From a comparison of various the ten-head of Lanka, it can be concluded that the Ten-head king of Lanka version of Su Dawan has the most outline and the most completestory. Contents that appear only in each edition Ten-head king of Nanka has the most stories in a single version. Therefore, it is considered that this edition has the most different story from the other editions. The purpose of the composition of Ten head king of Lanka was to teach the Dhamma. Teaching the behavior of people in Tai society by relying on teachings and traditions Teach the behavior of the Yunnan people, a community group that practices Buddhism.
In addition, it was found that the Ten-head king of Lanka version of Su Dawan and the Rama I version were both influenced by the Ramayana, which alsohad its origins in India. When comparing the literary elements, it is found that both versions have both similar and different characteristics. In terms of naming the title, it was found that " Ten-head king of Lanka " uses the appearance of the ten-headed adversary character. And the origin of the opposing character is "Lanka" as the name, while "Ramayana" uses the name of the main character, Rama, as the title. In terms of story, it was found that each issue has its own unique story. There are some plot moments that appear together but are different in the details of events and characters. In terms of characters, it was found that both good and evil characters each have their own personality traits and roles. Their own backgrounds in the stories vary. Including different character names and number of characters. The storyline has a similar layout. But there are differences in starting the story, solving the knot, and closing the story. In terms of theme, it was found that the Ten-head king of Lanka emphasizes Buddhist principles. And in terms of concepts, it was found that the main idea was the same. The side of righteousness wins over the side of unrighteousness. which saw that the two peoples were of the same opinion that evil cannot suppress righteousness. Praising the love of Lamma (Rama) and Nang Sila (Nang Sita), reflecting people's desire for good love