Buddha painting Lanna in the succession of Buddhism

Abstract

The study of Buddhist painting. The painting or painting with the pattern of the painful contract of the painter. Painting is an important art form. Because it is built. In response to the conditions of the existence of society in the past. Everything from Buddhism, regardless of culture, tradition, thought, belief are based on Buddhist teachings. The way of life of man such as mural painting in the temples of Wat Buakkhrokluang, Tha Sala Sub-district, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. it was found in six J‡takas stories were painted i.e. Temiya J‡taka, Suvannasam J‡taka, Nemiraj J‡taka, Mahosatha J‡taka, Vidhurabanthita J‡taka and Vessantara J‡taka. All mural paintings focused the Buddhist way that related to the doctrines of Kamma, virtues and moral. The mural painted reflected the Buddhist Doctrines as the Ten Perfections viz. D‡na: giving, S„la: morality, Nekkhamma: renunciation, Panj‡: wisdom, Viriya: energy, Khanti: forbearance, Sacca: truthfulness, AdhiÒÒh‡na: self-determination, Mett‡: loving-kindness and Upekkh‡: equanimity. All mural paintings reflected the non-negligence or heedfulness in life and to complete the perfections to reach the Ultimate Goal of Buddhism.