AGATI IN THAI LITERATURE ABOUT SANGTHONG WHEN THAO SAMOL GAVE HIS SON–IN-LAW TO FIND DEER AND FISH

Abstract

The objective of this article is to analyze the Buddhist concept of prejudice 4 through the scripture of the drama “Sangthong” when Thao Samol gave his son-in-law to find deer and fish. To study prejudice characteristics Strategies for presenting patterns of prejudice And the effects of prejudice that appear in the story. The study found that prejudice is a factor that causes conflicts between the characters in the royal script of Sangthong, with all 4 types of prejudices, namely, Chandàgati, Dosàgati, Mohàgati, and Bhayàgati. The poet has presented two prejudices: presentation through lectures and offering through dialogue. The effects of prejudice have resulted in two consequences: their being and their non-dissenters.