Discovery of Ancient Indian scripts
Among the 64 scripts in the book "Lolita Vista" first two scripts were Brahmi and Kharosti. According of the ancient scripts of Pakistan was Kharosti. This script used to write from right to leaf, which was out of India and Pakistan. This script was used in the middle part of Asia. There was no other script which appeared from this script. Sir Kula said, first the Brahmi script used to write from right to left and again changed writing from left to right were used and seen in various histories. This agreement was gained of the people heart. Some of them thought that the script was got from the Brahma and called it Brahmi Sahabhajagarhi and Mahsera two reigns of king Asoka at Pakistan were used the script of Kharosti. Except two reigns the others reign of King Asoka were used the Brahmi script. Except the north-western part of Pak-India the Brahmi script were used.
According to the scholar of Europe, some of them said that the Brahmi script was called the Indian Pali script. Again the King Asoka had set up stone pillars, mountain, cave, and the third Buddhist council, canonical texts were written with Brahmi script. So, the Brahmi script was called Asoka script. At present discovered the scripts in Pakistan and India were mainly arisen from the script of Brahmi. Not only that extend but also beyond Pakistan and India scripts which were used from Brahmi For instance, Sinhalese, Burmese, Tibet and so on.
According to the Oriental Linguistic General Cunningham, the Brahmi script arose from Pak-India, not from others parts of the world. From third century B.C to 1st A.D, the script of Brahmi was used without any changing. From the history of script and the Law of Script (letter) changing was clearly proved that the Bengali and Devenagiri scripts arose from Brahmi script. The Pali language was recorded from Brahmi Script.
Therefore, the language which arose from the Brahmi script in India and beyond India language scripts name was same and unchanged. But the various languages scripts which arose from Brahmi scripts were noticed that has changed. To pervade and preserve the Pali language the lord Buddha distinguishes his disciples full of analytical wisdom and keen understanding. Ven. Kaccana Mahathera was recorded first the Pali language grammar. The script of Pali, Bengali, and Sanskrit derived from Brahmi script.
Translated By
Arjyajyoti s
From Buddhajatir itihas (Bengali)
By Nutun Chandra Barua
According to the scholar of Europe, some of them said that the Brahmi script was called the Indian Pali script. Again the King Asoka had set up stone pillars, mountain, cave, and the third Buddhist council, canonical texts were written with Brahmi script. So, the Brahmi script was called Asoka script. At present discovered the scripts in Pakistan and India were mainly arisen from the script of Brahmi. Not only that extend but also beyond Pakistan and India scripts which were used from Brahmi For instance, Sinhalese, Burmese, Tibet and so on.
According to the Oriental Linguistic General Cunningham, the Brahmi script arose from Pak-India, not from others parts of the world. From third century B.C to 1st A.D, the script of Brahmi was used without any changing. From the history of script and the Law of Script (letter) changing was clearly proved that the Bengali and Devenagiri scripts arose from Brahmi script. The Pali language was recorded from Brahmi Script.
Therefore, the language which arose from the Brahmi script in India and beyond India language scripts name was same and unchanged. But the various languages scripts which arose from Brahmi scripts were noticed that has changed. To pervade and preserve the Pali language the lord Buddha distinguishes his disciples full of analytical wisdom and keen understanding. Ven. Kaccana Mahathera was recorded first the Pali language grammar. The script of Pali, Bengali, and Sanskrit derived from Brahmi script.
Translated By
Arjyajyoti s
From Buddhajatir itihas (Bengali)
By Nutun Chandra Barua
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