Suffering of the Love in Madanabadha of a Royal Literary Work
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The name ‘Love’ in Madanabadha of a royal literary work displayed suffering from the and relationship. According to Buddhism guideline, it has been showing that where there is a love there is a distress. In the present study, the suffering of the love can be divided into three groups: 1) Suffering from the love of adolescence is a tragedy caused a fascination with appearance, passion, hotness, disappointment and sensuality. 2) Suffering from the love of parents is a great love and do not expect any advantage. The parents always love and support their children unlimitedly causing distress to the parents until it is sensuality. And 3) Suffering from the love of friends is involving with long-term relationship whether happy or unhappy. Sometimes, it can lead to the engagement with distress until it is sensuality.
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