The values of the dhammadhipatai according to Buddhist ethics

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PhraTeerapong Narinto
Suwin Tongpan
Phramaha Natthabhan Sudassanavipani

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The form of the Dhammadhipatai regime. That is, adhering to the principle of Dhammadhipatai as the norm, that is, the supreme power in government depends on the dharma by relying on a righteous opinion or a correct opinion with justice, and then holding that In Buddhist philosophy. We can say that “The government is not by the people of the people and for the people. But is the government of the Dharma of Dharma and for the happiness in the benefit of the people because the Dhammadhipatai is the highest power in the world, therefore called Dhammadhipatai” According to the Buddhist ethics, the value of the principles of sovereignty is presented as follows: 1) Economic values When the rule of principle has been adopted as a basis for their duties in full capacity With dependence help Live together peacefully Well-being Will allow people in society to fully perform their duties. 2) Social values when people in society know what is wrong what is beneficial to the society as a whole? Will allow people to be able to live in a peaceful and peaceful society Support each other Unity Without conflict People in society will be good citizens of society. And nation. 3) Administrative value with virtue and ethics in acting Is an important factor that causes stability Stable and orderly Because Dharma can control the mind to not use power beyond the limits By setting himself like a good moral For the benefit of oneself Society and country for sustainable development

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Narinto, P. ., Tongpan, S. ., & Sudassanavipani, P. N. . (2019). The values of the dhammadhipatai according to Buddhist ethics. Journal of Graduate MCU KhonKaen Campus, 6(4), 47–60. Retrieved from https://so02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/jg-mcukk/article/view/197761
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