Abstract
The purpose of this research is to clarify the position of the Dramidamantrapada (Dravidan incantation) explained to the Karunapundrika (KP, _??__??__??_) in Indian Buddhist literature.According to chapter 2 of the KP, if Bodhisattvas recite the Dramidamantrapada, they can achieve the Sarvajnakaradharanimukhapravesa. Moreover, the Mahamayurividyarajni (MV, _??__??__??__??__??_) explains the magical power of the Dramida-mantrapada.On the other hand, the Abhidharma-mahavibhasa-sastra and the Udanavarga explain the Four Noble Truths (_??__??_) in the Dravidian dialect.As a result, we can particularly posit the KP as being closely related to the MV.
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